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Tuesday, 18 November 2014

DLT Solutions introduces New DLT Cloud Navigator

By Admin On 12 Jun 2014 in Computer and Related Services

A new solution partnership programmed to assist public sector clients, develop strategies and procure products and services is the latest expansion by DLT Solutions to its cloud portfolio on Wednesday.

Being the Federal Government integrator DLT Solutions has served years educating government clients about cloud computing’s capabilities; the recent expansion is the next step towards assisting government agencies and departments applying cloud strategies and other services.

The main aim with DLT Cloud Navigator is to assist the Federal Agencies to develop a real applicable cloud strategy says Rick Marcotte, President and CEO of DLT.

Procurement support for several federal government contract vehicles are some of the basic features of the DLT’s Cloud Navigator, it even consists various products and services from leading vendors such as Red Hat, Amazon, Oracle and other DLT Partners. Pay-as-you-go billing, newly managed services offering, architectural support are the latest features.

After the April launch of DLT’s CODEvolved, a private platform-as-a-service offering that unites Red Hat OpenShift Enterprise software with Amazon Web Services and is designed to provide clients a cloud environment for application development, testing, and hosting. DLT’s Cloud Navigator enters the market, to meet up the growing demand in cloud, regardless of the recent decline in federal government IT spending.Read complete story at http://www.tendersontime.com/blog-detail/dlt-solutionstroduces-new-dlt-cloud-navigator-13.php

Pure Tech bags $4 million leak detection contract

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By Admin On 11 Jun 2014 in Environment and Sanitation

Qatar General Electricity & Water Corporation (Kahramaa) awarded a leak detection contract award worth $4mn to Pure Technologies (Pure) over a three-year period commencing June 2014.
The contract facilitates leak detection other services on a significant area of Kahramaa's large-diameter pipeline network, which is unfavorable for the distribution of processed, desalinated water for home, industrial and commercial users.
All these operations will be handled by Pure, through its Abu Dhabi based set up. SmartBall technology a proprietary by Pure Tech will be employed for pipelines between 600mm to 1600mm in diameter during the contract duration. It is a fresh, free-swimming assessment technology created to work in a live pipeline, locating minute leaks, gas pockets and structural flaws.Read complete story at http://www.tendersontime.com/blog-detail/pure-tech-bags-4-million-leak-detection-contract-12.php

Daewoo awards Mitsubishis power generation plant in Korea

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By Admin On 11 Jun 2014 in Energy and Related Services

Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems (MHPS) has been contract awarded a contract by Daewoo Engineering & Construction to supply two M501J gas turbines for the Pocheon combined cycle power plant, a gas turbine combined cycle (GTCC) power generation plant in South Korea.

Daewoo Energy, a special purpose company affiliated with Daewoo E&C, will construct the gas turbine combined cycle (GTCC) power generation plant in Pocheon city, which is located about 45km northwest of Seoul. Under the contract, MHPS will deliver two M501J gas turbines, one steam turbine and three generators for the power plant, which is scheduled to go on stream in November 2016.

Designed using proprietary MHPS technologies, the 60Hz M501J gas turbines can attain world class level of efficiency and power generation capacity in systems of this type with turbine inlet temperatures of 1,600°C.

The GTCC utilizes high-temperature exhaust gas from the gas turbine to generate steam to run the steam turbine; it’s a high capacity power generation system which can generate power with a combination of gas and steam turbines.

The design facilitates higher thermal efficiency while reducing fuel consumption and reducing emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) relative to electricity generation, resulting a reduced environmental impact of the system Read complete story at http://www.tendersontime.com/blog-detail/daewoowards-mitsubishis-power-generation-plant-korea-11.php

Monday, 17 November 2014

Jamaica: Government awards $430-m contract for textbooks

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By Admin On 11 Jun 2014 in Education

The Ministry of Education’s National Textbook Loan Scheme for 2014/2015 gets an addition of $430 million contract award approved on Monday for the procurement and distribution of textbooks for students.

The local companies bags the award Kingston Bookshop Limited ($233,615,387), Carlong Publishers (Caribbean) Limited ($94,000,878), and Book Wizard Limited ($102,374,500).

The recent contract will be an addition to the Ministry of Education’s existing stock that is loaned to students in grades seven to eleven and are expected to be distributed to schools in the latter part of August. The earlier approval by the cabinet for the procurement of books for students in grades one to six, which are currently being distributed to primary schools ahead of the start of the new school year. The Ministry of Education will spend nearly $1 billion on the procurement of textbooks, this financial year.

New copies of textbooks will be allotted by schools after the rotation of five-year and seven-year. Local providers will assist in the repair works of textbooks during these periods according to the Ministry of Education. The Minister of Education Ronald Thwaites, himself conducted a meeting with the parents and students to ensure that textbooks on loan are handled with care and even requested grade eleven students to return books loaned to them.Read complete story at http://www.tendersontime.com/blog-detail/jamaica-governmentwards-430-m-contract-textbooks-10.php

Partnership Boosts Procurement, Supply Profession in China

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By Admin On 10 Jun 2014 in Other Services

The Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply (CIPS) has partnered with The Beijing Axis (TBA) to strengthen and support the procurement and supply profession in mainland China and Hong Kong.

The Beijing Axis has extensive experience in servicing the procurement needs of multinational companies and established platform and networks in China and Asia. CIPS expertise lies in developing the procurement and supply management profession through specially-designed training, qualifications, products, and other services. The combined team will have the ability to better serve the mainland China and Hong Kong markets through a focused programme that synthesises global best practices with local delivery.

Established in 1932, CIPS is the dynamic champion driving the global procurement and supply management profession and promotes licensing the profession, which encourages the advancement of best practice in the profession. As the world’s largest institute of its kind, CIPS was contract awarded a Royal Charter in 1992 and is a not-for-profit body with offices in the UK, Africa, Australia, Middle East and North Africa (MENA), and Singapore, while expanding its presence in China. CIPS clients include China Light & Power (CLP), Caterpillar and American Express.Read complete story athttp://www.tendersontime.com/blog-detail/partnership-boosts-procurement-supply-profession-china-7.php

Daewoo awards Mitsubishis power generation plant in Korea

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By Admin On 11 Jun 2014 in Energy and Related Services

Lockheed wins F-35 procurement contract

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By Admin On 10 Jun 2014 in Defence and Security

Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company, a key division of Lockheed Martin Corporation, received a modification contract award worth $122.1 million from the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD).

This latest contract entailed the procurement of initial aircraft spares for the F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) aircraft for the U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy and other international partners. Work under this contract is scheduled to complete by Dec 2016.

Development costs for the highly advanced and expensive F-35 JSF program are shared by the U.S. and its allies. As of Dec 31, 2013, the total estimated acquisition cost (the sum of development, procurement, and military construction costs) of the F-35 program was estimated at $323.5 billion. read complete story at http://www.tendersontime.com/blog-detail/lockheed-wins-f-35-procurement-contract-4.phphttp://www.tendersontime.com/blog-detail/lockheed-wins-f-35-procurement-contract-4.php