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Any thoughts on whether the work to date on MCPP has been a public-private partnership (PPP) project model in which Kibo builds, owns and operates the power station with some degree of encouragement from the government.
The parallel to this is the tender process for build–own–operate - transfer which we have been asked to participate in.
If that is the case, is the tender process not just an opportunity that Kibo would be foolish not to twin track?
https://www.ppaa.go.tz/ppaaact/ProcurementRegulation2013.pdf
Global if it helps your rhetorical question which maybe you subconsciously asked for a purpose other than to obtain the information the question asks is obvious to most but ..is sort of poorly answered by a fella at 17.03.
Surely not the same SEPCO that is a global engineering corporation that specialises in the construction of wait for it power plants…
Do you think maybe they may be able to provide a bit of help with investment, financing, survey, design, equipment supply, construction, commissioning, and operation of electric power projects and infrastructures.
“A piece of arable land south of Reading is worth £9000/acre with planning for houses is going to be worth either side of £1m” The value is added getting permission. You don’t need to build the houses or rent them out, just get permission.
I think LC has tried to Change the frame of the negotiation from a one trick, win-lose game to a win-win scenario where both sides can benefit more by working together on mutual benefits. He has spread his wings for good reason.
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