EOIs requested for health PPP in Ekiti State - Nigeria
The Government of Ekiti State in Nigeria has embarked on a comprehensive health sector reform aimed at strengthening the state health system to enable delivery of effective, efficient, qualitative and affordable healthcare services.
As part of the healthcare improvement strategy, the establishment of a Diagnostic Centre of Excellence at the Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital is proposed to provide high quality tertiary diagnostic services to the population of Ekiti State.
Interested parties are invited to submit an EOI to participate in a future tender process to establish a Diagnostic Centre under a Public Private Partnership.
The government has retained the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to provide advisory support towards establishing the Diagnostic Centre on the basis of a Public-Private Partnership (PPP). IFC contracted AMPC, in consortium with PharmAccess Foundation, as technical consultants on this project.
Deadline for submission of proposals is November 8th.
See Request for Expressions of Interest: http://es.slideshare.net/EkitiState/ekiti-state-eoi
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