Information Gathering and Verification Survey on Kumasi City Intersection Improvement in the Republic of Ghana (QCBS)

This tender seeks consultancy services for an Information Gathering and Verification Survey related to the improvement of intersections in Kumasi City, Ghana. Responses to inquiries were posted on April 21st and April 28th. The project aims to assess the current traffic conditions, safety issues, and operational efficiency of key intersections within Kumasi, Ghana's second-largest city. The survey will gather data to identify specific problems, such as congestion, accident rates, and pedestrian safety concerns. Based on the findings, the consultant will provide recommendations for appropriate engineering and traffic management solutions to improve intersection performance. This could include redesigning intersection layouts, implementing traffic signal optimization, enhancing pedestrian facilities, and improving traffic signage and markings. The ultimate goal is to enhance traffic flow, reduce travel times, improve road safety, and contribute to the overall urban mobility and economic development of Kumasi. The Quality and Cost-Based Selection (QCBS) method will be applied for the evaluation of proposals.

This is a consulting contract in the transport and logistics and architecture and engineering sectors, with a focus on Traffic Management and Urban Planning. Located in Global, Asia, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

Published through JICA - Japan International Cooperation Agency, a bilateral development cooperation agency. Bilateral agency contracts follow the agency's own procurement guidelines and may have nationality-based eligibility rules for consulting in the transport and logistics sector. Consulting assignments are typically evaluated with a strong emphasis on the technical proposal, including the methodology and qualifications of key experts. Shortlisted firms may be invited to submit financial proposals in a second stage. This is a shortlist announcement indicating that firms have been pre-selected for the next phase of the procurement process.