SRDI Launches Tender for 1,000 kg of Benlate Fungicide

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The Société Régionale de Développement de l’IMBO (S.R.D.I.) officially announced on May 25, 2026, the publication of a significant tender. This tender is specifically for the supply of 1,000 kg of Benlate, a key agricultural chemical identified as benomyl 50% WP fungicide. The issuance of this tender notice shows the organization's commitment to securing essential resources for its ongoing operations and agricultural initiatives. The procurement aims to ensure the availability of this specific type of fungicide, which is vital for various agricultural applications within the scope of S.R.D.I.'s activities.

Tender Specifications and Timeline

Prospective suppliers are required to deposit all offers for the fungicide supply directly at the General Directorate of S.R.D. IMBO, which is located in Mugerero. The definitive deadline for the submission of these offers has been set for June 15, 2026, at precisely 09:00. Following the submission deadline, the Société Régionale de Développement de l’IMBO has specified that the opening of these offers will occur on the very same day, June 15, 2026, commencing at 10:00. This important procedural step will take place in the designated SRDI meeting room, also situated within the organization's premises in Mugerero.

SRDI has further indicated that the successful supplier will be required to complete the delivery of the 1,000 kg of Benlate fungicide within a maximum timeframe of 90 calendar days. This specified period for delivery will officially commence from the date a supplier receives the formal and official order letter from S.R.D.I. Additionally, to ensure a smooth and reliable procurement process, prospective suppliers' offers will remain legally valid for a period of 90 days. This validity period begins immediately following the opening date of the offers, which is June 15, 2026, as meticulously outlined in the full tender specifications provided by S.R.D.I.

Financial and Administrative Requirements

The entire market for this essential fungicide supply is financed entirely by the Société Régionale de Développement de l’IMBO's (S.R.D.I.) own funds. This financing specifically covers the fiscal year 2025-2026, demonstrating the organization's self-sufficiency in this procurement. To obtain or consult the detailed tender documents (DAO), prospective bidders are required to pay a fee of 50,000 FBU. This fee facilitates access to all necessary information for preparing a compliant bid.

The payment process for the DAO fee is split between two financial institutions. Half of this 50,000 FBU DAO fee, amounting to 25,000 FBU, is to be paid into S.R.D.I.'s account N° 701-0089502-91, which is held at Inter Bank Burundi. The remaining half of the DAO fee, also 25,000 FBU, must be paid to account 1101/001.04 at B.R.B. Ensuring proper allocation of funds. Interested suppliers are mandated to provide an offer guarantee. This guarantee, set at 2,040,000 FBU, serves as a commitment to their bid and is a standard requirement for tenders of this nature. All financial and administrative stipulations are clearly detailed in the tender documents, ensuring transparency and fairness in the bidding process.

Contact and Submission Details

The Société Régionale de Développement de l’IMBO (S.R.D.I.) has issued this tender for the supply of 1,000 kg of Benlate (benomyl 50% WP) fungicide. For any inquiries or clarifications regarding the tender process, interested parties are encouraged to contact the organization directly. S.R.D.I. Has provided two dedicated phone numbers for assistance: 00257 62 661 143 and 00257 61769 035. These lines are available for prospective bidders seeking immediate responses or detailed guidance. Additionally, the S.R.D.I. Has made two specific email addresses available for correspondence related to the tender. Prospective suppliers can direct their questions, requests for information, or any other relevant communications to [email protected] or [email protected] to obtain further information and ensure their submissions are complete and accurate.