The Rwanda Transport Development Agency (RTDA) and the Ministry of Infrastructure have issued a Request for Expression of Interest seeking consultants for the feasibility study for the development of Roadside Stations (RSS) in Rwanda.
The selected consultant will be responsible for conducting a comprehensible feasibility study (FS) for the development of Roadside Stations in Rwanda by reviewing and updating the FS conducted by Northern Corridor Transit Transport Coordination Authority (NCTTCA) and conducting feasibility (technical, economic, financial, environmental and social) study for the development of Roadside Stations along the Central Corridor routes. The consultant will also develop a business plan for the development and operation of RSS.
The duration of services is of 6 months (24 weeks). For more information about this EOI, please visit our business opportunity page here.
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