Projects / Tenders

Coalition of Concerned Citizens for African American Children (CCCAAC) understand that development of Central Africa Region is directly proportional to the contributing factors of under-development which is why we have several ongoing Socio-economic and infrastructural developmental / assisted projects in Central Africa region to the most underdeveloped communities and areas towards achieving our vision of making central African states a developing region within 2025.
The CCCAAC uses open public procurement method to source/ award their projects for transparency, fairness and accountability toward eradicating corruption in any of our projects.
The supplier(s) / contractor are selected through calls for tender through the Project Procurement Committee of the organization on behalf of Departments, Directorates, and units across the region.

The CCCAAC therefore announces the below project sectors / call for supply proposals;

Infrastructure Development Projects
The Central African Region is very strategic in our development assisted mission in Africa because 2 or 3 of the world's emerging economies are in this region! This is why we have been assisting the region in strengthening the democratic governance over the past five years thereby enabling a platform for stable growth and prosperity in most parts of the region.
With this region having many poor countries, we understand that infrastructure development in the sub-Saharan context will lead to faster growth of the region. The CCCAAC has assisted with more than 50million dollars in total contribution to the regions infrastructural developments because between 2005 and 2011, this region has been riddled with conflicts thereby making basic developmental infrastructure viz: telecommunications, electricity and road infrastructure almost non-existent.
This strong potential is also beset by a dire reality: the central African region has the worst infrastructure on the African continent. According to a report by the African Development Bank (AfDB), the "region stands out on the continent as one with the least infrastructure network, particularly transport and energy, which impacts negatively on production capacities and regional trade as well as social conditions and welfare."

Health Care development / Rehabilitation Projects
With the recent Ebola outbreak from this region the CCCAAC puts into focus the prevalence of infectious diseases in this region amongst other health care development projects.
In sub-Saharan Africa, infectious diseases such as malaria and HIV/AIDS cause 69% of deaths. Though we can deliver short-term aid and try to develop innovative vaccines or treatments for these diseases, the real issue is the bad governance, the poverty and instability in the region which has left the health care system in a very poor state in this region.
To address this, we are focused on assisting the governments of this region and direct action in rural communities building better healthcare infrastructure in this region.

Refugees / IDP Rehabilitation Projects
The recent refugee crisis in the Arab world and Europe has taken the spotlight off sub-Saharan Africa. But a new report by UNHCR reveals that the situation in Africa from 2015 is alarming and remains grim.
Almost all of Africa is involved either by producing or receiving refugees, or both.
The economic consequences of these conflicts impede the social adjustment of refugees in their country of refuge and/or the development of the countries involved. A great deal of material resources are put to waste in conflict while nationals and refugees alike live in poverty. This is why the CCCAAC is involved largely in this region in several refugees/ IDP relief and rehabilitation projects with almost 20million USD allocated for this sector.

Malaria Prevention products
Malaria is a life-threatening disease spread to humans by some types of mosquitoes. It is mostly found in tropical countries. It is preventable and curable. The infection is caused by a parasite and does not spread from person to person. Symptoms can be mild or life-threatening. Mild symptoms are fever, chills and headache. Severe symptoms include fatigue, confusion, seizures, and difficulty breathing. Infants, children under 5 years, pregnant women, travellers and people with HIV or AIDS are at higher risk of severe infection.

Educational Development projects
With the CCCAAC aim of making a sustainable change in the lives of vulnerable communities and countries in Central Africa Region we understand that this can only be achieved by EDUCATIONAL development because education impacts health, economic growth, and food security. Across the world, increasing the average level of higher education in a country by just one year can add half a percentage point of growth to gross domestic product.
The CCCAAC is involved in many ongoing projects in this sector which includes rehabilitation and building of new schools and colleges in rural villages and area where the schools the students have to walk for more than 10km to get to school, provision of several incentives materials to poor and local villages to enable them come to school and provision of educational materials/ stationery products to sponsor/ assist parents in rural villages for the education of their children.

Foods/ beverages assisted projects
The CCCAAC is equally focused on food assistance efforts by providing life-saving emergency food assistance to the most vulnerable during times of crisis, such as conflict and natural disasters, and through development activities, helps communities address the root causes of hunger so they can feed themselves in the long term.

CCTV/security enhancement projects
In Central Africa Region security is a major issue with the increase in activity of BOKO HARAM destabilization of some of the regional countries and internal crisis some pockets of the region viz; Cameroon, central Africa republic, Chad, the CCCAAC is assisting the region in provision of security enhancement / training of the security agents and other related projects thereby sustaining peace and stability which is needed for development / emergence.

Interested / reliable suppliers are to contact the Procurement Committee for invitation to tender in any of the above sectors for their perusal and proposal toward a possible securing of the bid/project supply.