Infrastructure Needs Program Construction II

Provide construction, rehabilitation and/or improvement of infrastructure works throughout the West Bank and, if conditions permit, Gaza. The scope of work includes:
1. Transportation networks such as primary and secondary roads, bridges and/or other transportation infrastructure;
2. Water systems including the supply, storage, treatment, transmission and/or distribution of water;
3. Sanitation infrastructure including solid waste management and disposal, wastewater treatment and reuse, pollution control, and/or ecological sanitation;
4. Public Buildings including schools, clinics, health facilities, government buildings and facilities, sports facilities, warehouses, food storage facilities, youth centers, and/or other public buildings designed to benefit the public interest;
5. Electric Power sector infrastructure to include alternative, sustainable and/or traditional forms of power generation (such as wind turbines, photovoltaic, solar thermal, geothermal, and/or fossil-fuel-fired thermal power plants), and/or electricity transmission & distribution systems in the West Bank. Work in this sector is included to anticipate possible needs, but does not represent a major work item at this time;
6. Design and implementation of Operations & Maintenance (O&M) programs and activities for infrastructure facilities in the West Bank; this may include servicing well-pump stations and replacing/upgrading faulty equipment such as pump motors and variable frequency drives; providing critically needed maintenance to water transmission and distribution infrastructure; developing and managing road repair units to transition to the PA, and providing any other O&M support needed for eventual transition to the Palestinian Authority, such as training and other capacity building efforts related to the O&M of facilities, in order to ensure that installed infrastructure can function reliably over its lifetime. This can include actual multi year O&M contracts for facilities in the West Bank.
7. USAID may identify needed procurements to support USAID objectives which shall be conducted by INP II IQC Contractors on a competitive basis. These may include the procurement of equipment including but not limited to construction heavy equipments, electrical, mechanical and any other equipment identified at a later stage by USAID.