Objective of the study
The objective of this study (consultation) is to study the feasibility of setting up an effective and up-to-date digital addressing system in the Republic of Mali.
It is specifically about:
- Take stock of addressing in Mali;
- Establish a summary assessment of the resources (human, technical, database and documentary collections) and areas of competence of the structures likely to be stakeholders in the project;
- Highlight (identify) the levers that can promote or contribute to the success of the project;
- Agree on a protocol for collaboration and exchange of information with data-producing structures that can eventually feed the database;
- Propose specifications for the implementation of a digital addressing information system;
- Define a methodology for implementing the project as a whole;
- Highlight all the value-added digital services that can possibly be produced by the system.
Consulting firms interested in this call are invited to make themselves known to AMRTP by sending a file under a closed cover or by e-mail containing the following information:
- Presentation of the firm;
- Administrative information (trade register, tax discharge, non-bankruptcy certificate etc.) ;
- Presentation of references of similar study missions or of the same technical complexity over the last five years, attested by certificates of the services provided or copies of the signature cover pages of similar contracts.
Expressions of interest must be sent with the mention “STUDY FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A DIGITAL ADDRESSING SYSTEM IN THE REPUBLIC OF MALI” no later than 21/04/2023 at 12 p.m. (TU) to the following address:
Address: Malian Authority for the Regulation of Telecommunications, Information and Communication Technologies and Posts – Rue 360 Immeuble AMRTP, Hamdallaye – ACI, BP: 2206, Bamako (Mali) – E-mail: amrtp@amrtp.ml – Tel: (+223) 20 70 57 00 or (+223) 44 97 65 20).
The Chairman
Saidou Pona SANKARE
]]>Tenders No : 22-003 / AMRTP
Contracting Authority:
Malian Telecommunications Regulatory Authority /TIC and Posts (AMRTP)
Source of funding : Budget AMRTP – Exercise 2022
Open Tender (AAOO)
Malian Telecommunications Regulatory Authority /TIC and Posts (AMRTP)
AAOO N° 22-003 / AMRTP
- AMRTP has funds on its budget, to finance its program of activities, and intends to use part of these funds to make payments under the Market for the acquisition of equipment CERT (ML – CIRT).
- AMRTP requests closed tenders from eligible candidates who meet the qualifications required for the delivery of the following supplies : « Acquisition of equipment CERT (ML – CIRT)».
- The award of the Contract will be conducted by open Call for Tenders as defined in the Public Procurement Code in Article 50, and open to all eligible candidates.
- Interested candidates can obtain information from AMRTP, Street 360 Building AMRTP Hamdallaye ACI and read the tender documents to the Administration and Finance Department of the AMRTP, Working days from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m..
- The qualification requirements are: The Bidder must prove, with supporting documentation, that he meets the following experience requirements : For the last five (05) years (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022), Have executed at least one (01) similar contract with certificate of good execution, the cover pages and signature, the minutes of receipt.
For newly created companies, the qualification requirements are: Declarations from an authorized bank or financial institution attesting to the availability of funds at least equal to the amount of the bid or a banking commitment to finance the market - Interested candidates can consult the complete Tender file free of charge or withdraw it for a fee against payment of a non-refundable amount of 100,000 FCFA.
- Offers must be submitted to the address below : AMRTP Street 360 Building AMRTP, Hamdallaye ACI – Bamako, no later than January 16, 2023 at 10 a.m.. Late offers will not be accepted.
- Offers must include a guarantee of submission, in the amount of : 8,500,000 FCFA in accordance with Article 69 of the Public Procurement Code.
- Bidders will remain committed by their offer for a period of ninety days (90) from the deadline for the submission of tenders as specified in point 19.1 of the CI and the DPAO.
The offers will be opened in the presence of representatives of bidders who wish to attend the opening of the folds on January 16, 2023 at 10 a.m. at the following address : AMRTP, Street 360 Building AMRTP, Hamdallaye ACI – Bamako.
The Chairman
Saidou Pona SANKARE
]]>Object : RECRUITMENT OF A CONSULTING FIRM FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A RNI MEASUREMENT PROTOCOL AND THE NORMATIVE REFERENCE OF MALI IN THE FIELD OF THE HOMOLOGATION OF EQUIPMENT AND TERMINALS.
The Malian Telecommunications Regulatory Authority /TIC et Postes (AMRTP) proposes to recruit a consultant to conduct the study mentioned above.
Specific objective of the study
During this mission, It is expected that the consultant will identify, expose and develop the main normative standards and guidelines allowing:
- To assess compliance according to the Radio Equipment Directive (RED).
- To perform the radio tests(ETSI standards and so on.).
- To evaluate the radio performance and characterization of antennas.
- Propose and develop the RNI measurement protocol based on reference guidelines.
Consulting firms interested in this call are invited to make themselves known to the AMRTP by sending a file containing the following information in a closed envelope or by e-mail:
- Presentation of the firm;
- Administrative information (commercial register, tax discharge, certificate of non-bankruptcy, etc.) ;
- Presentation of references of similar study missions or of the same technical complexity in the last five years, attested by certificates of the services made or copies of the pages of signature guards of similar contracts.
Expressions of interest must be sent with the mention «RECRUITMENT OF A CONSULTING FIRM FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A RNI MEASUREMENT PROTOCOL AND THE NORMATIVE REFERENCE OF MALI IN THE FIELD OF THE HOMOLOGATION OF EQUIPMENT AND TERMINALS» No later than 16/12/2022 at 12 noon (TU) at the address below :
Adress: Malian Telecommunications Regulatory Authority /TIC and Posts
Street 360 Building AMRTP, Hamdallaye – ACI,
E-mail : amrtp@amrtp.ml
Phone : (+223) 20 70 57 00 ou (+223) 44 97 65 20)
The Chairman
Saidou Pona SANKARE
]]>Mali, like other countries in the international community, commemorated World Post Day on October 9.
La Journée a été célébrée le mardi 11 octobre 2022 par l’organisation d’une conférence débat sur le thème : « Le secteur postal malien : Défis et perspectives » par l’AMRTP.
The work took place at the Azalai Salam hotel, in the presence of the representative of the Minister of Communication, Digital Economy and Administration Modernization, Mamadou DABO, Technical Advisor; the President of the Malian Telecommunications/ICT and Postal Regulatory Authority (AMRTP), Saidou PONA SANKARE and the CEO of the Post Office, Ibrahima HAIDARA.
Organized by AMRTP, the objective of this day was to raise awareness among individuals, entrepreneurs, consumers and postal operators about the role of the post office.
Speaking, the Minister’s representative focused on the challenges facing postal activity in particular: digitalization, innovation, diversification.
The Ministry’s Technical Advisor informed participants of the work in progress, in the field, which is that of defining a new postal sector development policy. A policy according to the Minister’s representative that “is inspired by the current evolution of the postal world and activity, which has its roots in the priority axes of the global strategy as well as in all regional and sub-regional plans relating to postal development…”
The President of AMRTP, Saidou Pona Sankaré, after stressing the importance of the day, welcomed the admission of our country to the small circle of members of the Board of Directors of the Universal Postal Union (UPU).
To this end, he invited to seize this opportunity to give a new face to the Malian postal sector; that of positions that innovate, in particular through dematerialization, a guarantee of strengthening consumer sympathy and trust; consideration of maintaining, in major concerns, security in shipments and data.
The President of the AMRTP, who made an excursion into the past of the Post Office, recalled his social and opening role.
Faced with the many challenges, He invited to research and implement new models. Saidou Pona Sankaré has given the assurance that the AMRTP will fully assume its responsibilities and intends to serve as a locomotive to stimulate reflection and facilitate exchanges, with a view to promoting Malian positions.
I- Context and justification
Malian Regulatory Authority for Telecommunications/ICT and Posts (AMRTP) is a structure responsible for ensuring the application of Telecommunications/ICT regulations and ensuring compliance with the general conditions for the operation of telecommunications activities in Mali.
The AMRTP wants to set up an IT Business Recovery Plan (PRA) to describe all the organizational procedures for the detailed recovery of each critical activity of its information system in the event of a major disaster or critical incident.
Thus, in order to have a high availability of its information system, AMRTP has published these terms of reference describing the AMRTP’s needs for the implementation of this PRA.
II- Objectives of the consultation
This consultation consists in providing the AMRTP with an PRA allowing it to resume its critical activities within a tolerable time in the event of a disaster or any other event preventing the normal course of its activities.
The objective of a Business Recovery Plan is to make available to the organization’s services a set of procedures that envisage a number of crisis scenarios and allow officials to make the best possible decisions in a highly disturbed context in order to ensure the organization’s survival. This, in order to allow the transparent switching, as soon as possible, of AMRTP’s activities on the withdrawal site after a disaster making the main site unavailable.
This mission will assist AMRTP in the study, development, implementation and validation of its Business Recovery Plan covering the following areas:
- The continuity of critical activities;
- The continuity of general resources and the reconstruction of working environments;
- Crisis management and communication for all plans;
- The test exercises of the business continuity plan.
The specific objectives of the mission consist mainly of:
- The analysis of the existing, issues and consequences of interruption or degradation of AMRTP’s activities;
- The classification and identification of risks that can severely impact the activity of the AMRTP and the identification of priorities in the treatment of these risks;
- The realization of a synthesis of vital applications supporting the main critical processes;
- Assistance and support in the development of business continuity plans, with the related devices, to the testing and maintenance of these plans under operational conditions.
Consultants interested in this call are invited to make themselves known to the AMRTP by sending a file containing the following information in a closed envelope or by e-mail:
- Presentation of the office;
- Administrative information (commercial register, tax discharge, certificate of non-bankruptcy, etc.) ;
- Presentation of references of similar study missions or of the same technical complexity over the last five years, attested by certificates of the services made or copies of the pages of signature guards of similar contracts.
Expressions of interest must be sent with the mention “Implementation of an AMRTP Business Recovery Plan (PRA)” no later than 07/11/2022 at 4 p.m. (TU) to the following address:
Address: Malian Regulatory Authority for Telecommunications, Information and Communication Technologies and Posts – Rue 360 AmRTP Building, Hamdallaye – ACI, BP: 2206, Bamako (Mali) – E-mail: amrtp@amrtp.ml – Tel: (+223) 20 70 57 00 or (+223) 44 97 65 20.
]]>The Conference, determines the general principles of the Union; adopts a strategic plan and a financial plan for a period of four years and elects the members of the organization’s management team as well as the Member States of the Council and the members of the Radio Regulations Committee.
The most anticipated event during ITUPP Bucharest 2022 is undoubtedly the renewal of the governing body, the Secretary General in office being at the end of his term of office, as is the Deputy Secretary General and the Director of the TSB.
Mali is present in Bucharest with a delegation composed of members of the cabinet of the Ministry of Digital Economy
American Doreen Bogdan-Martin elected to the position of ITU Secretary General
The election of the Secretary General took place on Thursday, September 29, 2022. The two candidates are: the American Doreen Bogdan Martin and the Russian Rashid Ismaelov.
At the end of the vote, the representatives of the voting Member States elected Doreen Bogdan-Martin of the United States with 139 votes out of 172 votes cast for only 25 votes for the Russian Federation candidate.
Thus, Doreen Bogdan-Martin will be the first woman to head the ITU, which was created in 1865 and became a specialized agency of the United Nations in 1947.
Immediately after her election, the new Secretary-General in her address to the Member States set herself a goal, significant connectivity.
The elected Secretary-General pledged to “continue to ensure that this institution is innovative and increasingly relevant to our Member States, by positioning us all better to adopt the digital environment and make progress in achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and by connecting the unconnected”.
Doreen Bogdan, an experienced woman
Ms. Bogdan-Martin held leadership positions in the field of international telecommunications policy for more than two decades. Throughout her career, she has negotiated innovative and visionary partnerships with the private sector, civil society and other United Nations agencies to accelerate digital inclusion and connectivity.
As chief architect of ITU’s development work in recent years, Bogdan-Martin stressed the need for digital transformation to achieve economic prosperity, job creation, skills development, gender equality and socio-economic inclusion, as well as building circular economies, reducing climate impact and saving lives. Her current term as Director of the ITU Telecommunications Development Office ends on December 31, 2022.
Bogdan-Martin will begin his four-year term as ITU Secretary General on January 1, 2023.
Lithuanian Tomas Lamanauskas elected ITU Deputy Secretary General
The election continued with the election dedicated to the position of Deputy Secretary-General. The three candidates in the running were Chaesub Lee of the Republic of Korea, Gisa Fuatai Purcell of the Samoa Islands and Tomas Lamanauskas of Lithuania.
At the end of the vote in the first round, Tomas Lamanauskas, the Lithuanian was elected Deputy Secretary General of the ITU with 105 votes, the required majority being 89 votes out of the 179 Member States present that voted. The candidate of the Republic of Korea escaped with 59 votes and Gisa Fuatai Purcell of Samoa received 12 votes.
Speaking after his election, the new Deputy Secretary-General is committed to fostering broad partnerships for connectivity; increasing ITU and industry’s zero net emissions and climate sustainability ambitions; and integrating results-based management into all ITU processes.
The Deputy Secretary General, like the other four elected representatives of the ITU, will hold a four-year term from January 1, 2023.
The conference continues with the elections on September 30, 2022 for Director of the Radiocommunications Office, Director of the Telecommunications Standardization Office and Director of the Telecommunications Development Office.
The vote for ITU senior management will be followed by elections for the Committee of the Rules of Radiocommunications composed of 12 members and for the places allocated to Member States at the regional level to the ITU Council of 48 seats, which governs the ITU between the Conferences of Four-year Plenipotentiaries.
]]>Specific objective of the study
During this mission, the consultant is expected to identify, expose and develop the main normative standards and directives allowing:
- To assess compliance according to the Radio Equipment Directive (RED).
- To perform radio tests (ETSE standards etc.).
- To evaluate the radio performance and characterization of antennas.
- Propose and develop the RNI measurement protocol based on reference guidelines.
Consultants interested in this call are invited to make themselves known to the AMRTP by sending a file containing the following information in a closed envelope or by e-mail:
- Presentation of the firm;
- Administrative information (trade register, tax discharge, certificate of non-bankruptcy, etc.) ;
- Presentation of the references of similar study missions or of the same technical complexity over the last five years, attested by certificates from the services made or copies of the signature guard pages of similar contracts.
Expressions of interest must be sent with the mention “RECRUITMENT OF A CONSULTANTS’ CABINET FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF NORMATIVE REFERENTIALS RELATING TO THE APPROVAL OF TERMINALS AND THE MEASUREMENT PROTOCOL FOR NON-INOSANT RADIATION” no later than 10/10/2022 at 4 p.m. (TU) at the following address:
Address: Malian Authority for the Regulation of Telecommunications, Information and Communication Technologies and Posts – Rue 360 AMRTP Building, Hamdallaye – ACI, BP: 2206, Bamako (Mali) – E-mail: amrtp@amrtp.ml – Tel: (+223) 20 70 57 00 or (+223) 44 97 65 20).
The Chairman
Saidou Pona SANKARE
]]>Objective of the consultation
The study aims to make a comprehensive diagnosis, an analysis from a socio-economic point of view the effects of the reforms of the Telecommunications Sector over the last twenty years (from 1998 to 2021) around the objectives of competition, public service, territorial coverage, investments, jobs, contribution to GDP.
Following the findings, it must lead to the development of relevant recommendations for a better improvement of the situation in the next five and ten years, in particular: development of broadband infrastructure, service innovation, better wealth creation, definition of instruments for monitoring and evaluating the economic impact of the sector.
More specifically, its implementation will allow the government and the regulator to assess in a concrete way the results and progress made following the reforms and various policies undertaken by the State to achieve the objectives initially defined in the DPS, the strengths, weaknesses, threats and opportunities of the Telecommunications/ICT ecosystem in Mali.
Consultants interested in this call are invited to make themselves known to the AMRTP by sending in a closed envelope or by e-mail a file containing the following information:
- Presentation of the firm;
- Administrative information (trade register, tax discharge, certificate of non-bankruptcy, etc.) ;
- Presentation of the references of similar study missions or of the same technical complexity over the last five years, attested by certificates from the services made or copies of the signature guard pages of similar contracts.
Expressions of interest must be sent with the mention “BALANCE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS/ICT SECTOR REFORMS IN MALI FROM 1998 TO 2021” no later than 11/10/2022 at 4 p.m. (TU) to the following address:
Address: Malian Authority for the Regulation of Telecommunications, Information and Communication Technologies and Posts – Rue 360 Immeuble AMRTP, Hamdallaye – ACI, BP: 2206, Bamako (Mali) – E-mail: amrtp@amrtp.ml – Tel: (+223) 20 70 57 00 or (+223) 44 97 65 20
The Chairman
Saidou Pona SANKARE
]]>Date of the test : May 21, 2022
License (Bac + 3), with the following options:
Telecommunications and Informatics (LTI), Digital Management and Economics (LMeN). Competition open to Baccalaureate holders and Terminale students.
Design Engineer Cycle (INGC) – BAC + 5
Test open to holders (or in preparation) of a DUES, DUT, DTS or BTS in science and technology.
]]>AAOO N° 22-001 / AMRTP
- The AMRTP has funds from its budget, to finance its program of activities, and intends to use part of these funds to make payments under the Alucobond Coating Work Contract for the AMRTP headquarters building.
- The AMRTP is seeking closed tenders from eligible candidates who meet the qualifications required to carry out the following work: “Alucobond coating of the facades of the AMRTP headquarters building“.
- The award of the Contract will be conducted by open call for tenders as defined in the Public Procurement Code in Article 50, and open to all eligible candidates.
- Interested candidates can obtain information from AMRTP, Rue 360 Immeuble AMRTP Hamdallaye ACI and read the tender documents from the Administration and Finance Department of the AMRTP, on working days from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- The qualification requirements are: The Bidder must prove, with supporting documentation, that he meets the following experience requirements: for the last ten (10) years (2011 to 2021), have performed at least two (02) similar contracts with a certificate of good performance, the cover pages, the minutes of receipt and signing of the corresponding contracts from public or parapublic or international bodies.
For newly created companies, the qualification requirements are: Declarations from an authorized bank or financial body attesting to the availability of funds at least equal to the amount of their offers.
The tenderer must have a staff composed of:
| No. | Position | Overall experience in work (years) | Experience in similar work (number) |
| 1 | A Metal Structure Engineer or equivalent specializing in coating installation Alucobond /Bac +5 | Ten (10) years | One (01) |
| 2 | A civil engineer or equivalent/ Bac +5 | Ten (10) years | Un (01) |
| 3 | Two building technicians/BT | Ten (10) years | Un (01) |
See the DPAO for detailed information.
- Interested candidates can consult the complete Tender file free of charge or withdraw it for consideration against payment of a non-refundable amount of 50,000 FCFA, at the address mentioned below AMRTP Rue 360 Immeuble AMRTP, Hamdallaye ACI – Bamako. The payment method will be in cash at the Caisse de l’AMRTP or by bank check. The Tender File may be withdrawn from the AMRTP or will be sent by email.
- Tenders must be submitted to the following address: AMRTP Rue 360 AMRTP Building, Hamdallaye ACI – Bamako, no later than May 26, 2022 at 10 a.m. Offers that do not reach the above times and dates, indicated, will simply be rejected and returned without being opened.
- Bids must include a bid guarantee, in the amount of:
25,500,000 FCFA in accordance with Article 69 of the Public Procurement Code. - Bidders will remain bound by their bid for a period of ninety days (90) from the deadline for the submission of tenders as specified in point 19.1 of the CI and the DPAO.
Tenders will be open in the presence of representatives of tenderers who wish to attend the opening of the folds on May 26, 2022 at 10 a.m. at the following address: AMRTP, Rue 360 Immeuble AMRTP, Hamdallaye ACI – Bamako
Bamako, on 12/04/2022
The Chairman
Cheick Sidi Mohamed NIMAGA
Officer of the National Order