IT tender roundup: Peru, Jamaica, Colombia

Peru's customs office Sunat has received financing from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) to upgrade technology used at border checkpoints.

The equipment includes narcotics and explosives detection devices and mobile x-ray equipment.

Sunat is holding a tender, with bids due by June 28. Further information is available by writing to pzavala.consultor.bid@sunat.gob.pe, jnakahodo.consultor.bid@sunat.gob.pe and contrataciones@sunat.gob.pe or by calling +511 6343300 ext. 22251.

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Jamaica's government is seeking a provider of consultancy services to design secure WAN communication backbone infrastructure.

The government is seeking to design scalable IP based WAN infrastructure with security controls that protect shared services from unauthorized access, use or disruption. It is also seeking to develop standards for operation of the Jamaican government's enterprise network.

Bidding documents in English are available for download on the government procurement website (www.gojep.gov.jm). Bids should be submitted by July 12.

Further information can be obtained by writing to procurement@egovja.com or at this link.

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Colombia' s comptroller general has received an IDB loan to design and implement an IT project aimed at improving the quality, efficiency and transparency of processes.

The project is budgeted to cost some 1.2bn pesos (US$400,000) and will be executed over a three-month period.

Expressions of interest will be received until June 27. More information can be obtained from angela.bustamante@contraloria.gov.co carlos.fernandez@contraloria.gov.co and proyecto.bid.osei@contraloria.gov.co

More information is available here.