Supervision of the implementation of the maintenance, coordination, and development project for the Jerash archaeological site to receive persons with disabilities

This tender, originating from Jordan and sourced via joneps_jo, concerns the supervision of the implementation of maintenance, coordination, and development works for the Jerash Archaeological Site, specifically to enhance accessibility for people with disabilities. This is a project management and supervision consultancy tender. The contracting authority seeks a qualified entity to oversee a project aimed at improving infrastructure and services at a major archaeological site to ensure it is accessible to all visitors. Typical requirements for supervision tenders include the provision of experienced project managers, site engineers, quality control specialists, and health and safety officers. The supervisor's role involves monitoring contractor performance, ensuring adherence to designs and specifications, managing project timelines and budgets, quality assurance, site safety, and coordinating with all stakeholders. Bidders must demonstrate extensive experience in supervising large-scale construction or development projects, particularly in sensitive heritage environments, and possess a strong understanding of accessibility standards and inclusive design principles. The evaluation will focus on the team's qualifications, proposed supervision methodology, relevant experience, and proposed fees.