Arab Contractors wakabidhiwa Billion 688.6 kama malipo ya awali mradi wa umeme wa maporomoko ya mto Rufiji

kifinga said:
The biggest move da safi sana taratibu tutafika tu mungu awe pamoja nasi ila hapa tungepata na watu wa ndani ili baadhi ya pesa ibaki kuliko zote kuzitupa nje
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Kuna fedha nyingine zitabaki humu humu kwani watatoa SUB CONTRACTS ndogo ndogo kwa Mainjinia wa ndani. Hawawezi kufanya kazi na vikazi vyote wenyewe!
 
MZALAMO said:
Walishalipwa zamani ndio maana husikii kelele. Kwani wewe nikagomba?
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Habari za jana izo tarehe 1 may 2019
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Jidu La Mabambasi said:
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Naona wana JF wengi mko kimya lakini juzi mkandarasi Arab Contractors kalipwa na serikali ya Tanzania, malipo ya awali Tshs 688bilioni.

Haya ni malipo makubwa zaidi kuwahi kutokea tangu nchi hii ipate uhuru.

Kwa kifupi sasa tuna uhakika kuwa mradi wa ujenzi wa mradi wa umeme wa stieglers Gorge ndio unaanza kwa uhakika.

Myonge myongeni haki yake mpeni, hongera mh. Magufuli
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Pesa iko wap nyie ati eeehhh babu yenu kabakiza bwembwe tu sasa
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Alex Fredrick said:
Serikali yakabidhi mfano wa hundi ya shilingi bilioni 688.6 kwa kampuni ya Arab Contractor kwa ajili ya kuanza ujenzi wa mradi wa umeme wa maporomoko ya maji ya mto Rufiji.

Mkandarasi ujenzi Mradi wa Maporomoko ya Mto Rufiji Kampuni ya Arab Contractors ya nchini Misri imekabidhiwa hundi ya Bilioni 688.651 kama malipo ya awali kwa ajili ya kuanza kazi za ujenzi.

Hundi hiyo imekabidhiwa leo na Katibu Mkuu Wizara ya Fedha na Mipango Bw. Dotto James.

Akikabidhi hundi hiyo Katibu Mkuu wa Wizara ya Fedha na Mipango amesema kwa hivi sasa nchi inajumla ya Mw 1602, hivyo kukamilika kwa mradi wa Rufiji kutaifanya nchi kuwa na umeme mwingi na wa uhakika.

Aliongeza mradi huu unagharamiwa na Serikali ya Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania kwa asilimia mia moja.

"Malipo haya ya awali yataenda sambamba na malipo mengine ambapo jumla yake itakuwa shillingi tilioni 1 kwa ujumla" alisema Bw. James.

Kwa upande wake Katibu Mkuu Wizara ya Nishati Dkt. Hamisi Mwinyimvua alisema malipo hayo ya awali ni sawa na asilimia 15.

Aliongeza, malipo yamegawanyika sehemu sehemu mbili asilimia 70 ya fedha za kigeni ambazo Amelia na asilimia 30 atalipwa baada ya kukamilisha shughuli za kimkataba.

Naye Mwenyekiti wa Bodi TANESCO Dkt. Alexander Kyaruzi kwa niaba ya TANESCO ameishukuru Serikali kwa kutekeleza mradi huo.

Hafla hiyo ilihudhuliwa pia na Kaimu Kamishna wa Umeme na Nishati Jadilifu Mhandisi Innocent Luoga, Mkurugenzi Mtendaji TANESCO Dkt. Tito Mwinuka, Wakandarasi na baadhi ya wasimamizi wa Mradi wa Rufiji.
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Wanyama wa Serengeti hawataki kusikia habari kama hizi za maemdeleo ya nchi hii. Wanataka wasikie mdudu amemtukana Mh. RAIS. hawa ni shidaaaa!
 
Salary Slip said:
Miradi hii tutakuja kuichunguza maana ripoti za CAG awamu hii zinaashiria mengi yasiyofaa.

Na huu mradi tunasubiri uhamishiwe ofisi ile ambayo matumizi yake hayakaguliwa ila hii ni kinga ya muda tu.
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Ili huu mradi uishe unatakiwa cheki 20 kama hizo, tutaweza , naona kama uamuzi wa barabara ya dar chalinze unafuata, nahisi sasa upigaji tuu
 

Egypt building Tanzanian dam - Egypt - Al-Ahram Weekly - Ahram Online​

Ahmed Kotb reports on the construction of the Tanzanian Julius Nyerere Dam, which is being built by Egyptia​

Egyptian Minister of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities Assem Al-Gazzar led a delegation to inspect work being done on Tanzania’s Julius Nyerere Dam and its hydroelectric power station on Saturday, which is being built by a consortium of Egyptian companies including Arab Contractors and Al-Seweidy Electric.

Al-Gazzar said the visit reflected Egypt’s interest in implementing this national project in Tanzania within the framework of the friendly relations between the two countries. It also reflects Egypt’s interest in developing the Tanzanian economy, given the role the dam will play in providing energy and controlling the flooding of the Rufiji River as well as preserving the environment.

Al-Gazzar was accompanied by the Egyptian ambassador to Tanzania and officials from Egypt and Tanzania, as well as by officials from Arab Contractors and Al-Seweidy Electric.

The dam is being constructed on the Rufiji River and is some 1,025 metres long at the summit and 131 metres high. It has a storage capacity of about 34 billion cubic metres of water and a hydroelectric power station with a capacity of 2,115 Megawatts.

The power station will be the largest in Tanzania, and the energy generated will be transmitted through transmission lines at a voltage of 400 Kilovolts to a substation where it will be integrated into the national electricity grid.

Al-Gazzar said that the most difficult part of the project had been completed, which was diverting the course of the river in preparation for the construction work.

The project also includes the construction of four supplementary dams to form the reservoir, as well as two temporary dams in front and behind the main dam to help in draining and diverting water during the construction. There is a water spillway in the middle of the main dam, an emergency spillway, and two temporary bridges on the Rufiji River.

Tanzanian Minister of Energy Midard Kalimani told the media that the project was very important for the Tanzanian economy and would increase growth rates even before it is completed next year.

Kalimani said cooperation between Tanzania and Egypt was progressing well and hoped it would continue in the future. He added that the work was being done on schedule and that no problems had been encountered.

Ahmed Al-Seweidy, CEO and managing director of Al-Seweidy Electric, said on Saturday in a television interview with Al-Arabiya that the contract for the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Station was the largest contract for Egyptian companies in Africa and had a total value of $2.9 billion fully financed by Tanzania’s government.

He added that the main aim of the dam was to generate electricity, in addition to other development goals, and that it should solve Tanzania’s electricity shortages.

The project’s 2,115-Megawatt capacity would secure a clean power supply to more than 60 million Tanzanians, he said. It would support the country’s economy by creating jobs and developing industry that would benefit from the energy produced by the dam.

Al-Gazzar said during his visit to Tanzania that President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi was following the course of the project, as well as others taking place outside Egypt being implemented by Egyptian companies. He added that the latter had the experience and expertise necessary to work outside Egypt.

Ahmed Al-Assar, deputy chair of the board of Arab Contractors, said the dam project in Tanzania was a major challenge. It was being implemented in a rocky area, necessitating the removal of 2.5 million cubic metres of rock.

The project dates back to August 2017 when Tanzania announced bids for the construction of the dam. In December 2018, the contract was assigned to Arab Contractors and Al-Seweidy Electric at a budgeted cost of $2.9 billion.

In February 2019, the government of Tanzania handed over the construction site to the Egyptian companies selected to build the dam. Construction began in the third quarter of 2019, and the project is scheduled to be completed by 2022.

“The success achieved by the Arab Contractors and Al-Seweidy will encourage other companies to invest and work in African countries by implementing development projects,” said Hassan Abdel-Aziz, head of the African Federation for Construction and Building Contractors.

He added that Egyptian contracting companies were capable of carrying out projects outside the country, and especially in the African states. “Egyptian companies working abroad will have a positive effect on the Egyptian economy and can be important sources of hard currency,” Abdel-Aziz said.

However, they still needed to overcome certain obstacles to work abroad more freely. These included financial burdens related to taxes and insurance. These should be looked at carefully, as should the setting up of Egyptian commercial representation offices abroad.

President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi has said on several occasions that Egypt is willing to help in efforts to develop the African countries, provided that these are environmentally sustainable.

Dams built by Egypt abroad are not mega-dams under the international definition, and they do not exceed a storage capacity of 14 billion cubic metres of water. Dams exceeding this amount require an agreement that may be subject to international law.
 
Arab Finance - News - Egyptian consortium succeeds in installing first turbine parts at Tanzania’s JNHPP


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ArabFinance: Egyptian Minister of Housing Assem El-Gazzar announced that a consortium, comprised Elsewedy Electric and the Arab Contractors, has succeeded in installing the first turbine parts at the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Plant and Dam in Tanzania (JNHPP) in Tanzania, according to a statement.​

The installation works have been executed in the presence of the Ministry of Energy and Tanzania Electric Supply Company (TANESCO), El-Gazzar said.

This step follows the completion of civil works that paved the way for the installation of turbine parts.

The project requires the installation of nine turbines, with a total capacity of 2,115 megawatts; each turbine has a capacity of around 235 megawatts.

All of these works are implemented by Egyptian engineers and technicians, the minister pointed out.

Moreover, Chairman and CEO of the Arab Contractors Company Sayed Farouk said that 158,000 cubic meters of compacted concrete have been recently poured into JNHPP’s body within 20 days.

This brings the total amount of compacted concrete poured in the project to 685,000 cubic meters since the river diversion on November 18th, 2020, Farouk added.

The dam has also seen rock explosions and drilling with a quantity of 2.5 million cubic meters, while 50,000 cubic meters of concrete were poured for the Power House building, he highlighted.

For his part, Ahmed Elsewedy, CEO of Elsewedy Electric Company, said that the Egyptian consortium has begun to install parts of the electricity generation units in the turbine building.

The alliance has installed four sections weighing 37 tonnes out of a total of 17 sections, representing the bottom of the hydroelectric turbine No.9 at the building, Elsewedy noted.

JNHPP is expected to be the biggest plant in Tanzania, with an annual capacity of 6,307 megawatts per hour.


RIP JPM shujaa wa kweli.
 

Sisi follows up progress in "Julius Nyerere Hydropower" dam in Tanzania-SIS​


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Sisi follows up progress in "Julius Nyerere Hydropower" dam in Tanzania​

President Abdel Fattah El Sisi on Monday2/8/2021 followed up on the implementation status of Julius Nyerere Hydropower plant and dam in Tanzania during a meeting with Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli and the ministers of housing and finance.

The project is undertaken by a consortium of Egyptian companies, including the Arab Contractors Company and El Sewedy Electric, under the supervision of the Egyptian government. Sisi asserted the need to offer all kind of support to ensure that the project is accomplished in accordance with world-class construction requirements to serve as a leading model for constructive cooperation between Egypt and a sisterly African nation, according to a statement by Presidential Spokesman Bassam Rady.

Sisi also directed senior government officials concerned to pay regular visits to the project site across the Rufiji River in eastern Tanzania follow up work progress in coordination with Tanzanian peers. The largest in the East African Community, the dam is expected to produce 5,920GWh of power annually. It will also help in controlling floods and improving agriculture at the lower Rufiji Valley, allowing for the permanent storage of about 34 billion of cubic meters of water in an artificial lake to be used for agricultural and aquaculture purposes, while protecting wildlife in the largest nature reserve in Africa.

Presidential Aide for National and Strategic Projects Sherif Ismail attended the meeting.
 
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