Projet d'amélioration de l'infrastructure géospatiale et de l'évaluation (GIVE)

Project: P180409 - Geospatial Infrastructure and Valuation Enhancement Project (GIVE) Financing: World Bank GENERAL PROCUREMENT NOTICE Bosnia and Herzegovina Geospatial Infrastructure and Valuation Enhancement Project (GIVE) Urban, Resilience and Land GENERAL PROCUREMENT NOTICE Loan No. 96760-BA Project ID No. P180409 The Bosnia and Herzegovina has received financing in the amount of US$ 24,9 million equivalent from the World Bank toward the cost of the Geospatial Infrastructure And Valuation Enhancement Project (“GIVE”), and it intends to apply part of the proceeds to payments for goods, works, non-consulting services and consulting services to be procured under this project. The project will include the following components: Component A: Support to the Establishment of Spatial Data Infrastructure (estimated cost of EUR 8.65 million) - This component will finance activities that support increased geospatial data availability and usability through (i) the development of data standards in line with the technical specifications of the INSPIRE Directive and other international standards; (ii) improvements to digital data quality and completeness through key dataset harmonization with the new standards; (iii) digitization of priority analogue datasets; (iv) the development of metadata standards and metadata creation and migration; (v) the establishment of an FBiH SDI data center and SDI Digital Platform that are interoperable with existing eservices; (vi) the development of new e-services and products; (vii) continued cadaster and land registry data harmonization for an additional 150 cadastral municipalities in FBiH; and (viii) support to public display of cadastral data. Component B: Building Registry Development (estimated cost of EUR 9.04 million) - This component will finance activities for the establishment, scale-up, and maintenance of a building register consistent with newly adopted FBiH regulations that will cover part of the territory of FBiH. Activities under the component include (i) the development of a methodology for the collection, processing, and quality control of data on buildings and parts of buildings (e.g., apartments, business premises) for creating a building register; (ii) creation of a mobile application for field data collection; and (iii) the development an IT system for managing and maintaining the building register that is interoperable with other key systems and registers. Component C: Real Estate Valuation (estimated cost of EUR 2.15 million) - This component will finance activities related to the introduction and rollout of mass valuation throughout FBiH consistent with newly adopted FBiH regulations and consistent with international standards and best practices. Specifically, the component will support (i) the upgrade of the Sales Price Register system and the collection of data needed for property valuation; (ii) real estate valuation system establishment, including standards, methodology and valuation model development; and (iii) development of a real estate valuation system and mass valuation information portal. The activities will build on previous support financed by Sida that established the existing Sales Price Register and supported capacity building programs for mass valuation. Component C will also support the development and implementation of a set of automated systems and tools as part of the real estate valuation system and mass valuation information portal, including (i) a comprehensive Computer Assisted Mass Appraisal system; and (ii) advanced modelling and analysis tools using AI and GIS-based models; (iii) Automated Valuation Models (iv) integrated mapping analysis tools; and (v) advanced data visualization GIS tools. New e-services for professional users and the general public will also be developed under this component. Component D: Capacity Building and Project Management (estimated cost of EUR 3.15 million) - This component will support (i) strengthening institutional capacities, structures, and inter-institutional collaboration, with the aim of ensuring long-term sustainability of project investments as well as the development and implementation of policies, legal acts and technical guidelines; (ii) training and capacity building programs mainly in areas of SDI implementation, cadastral and land registration harmonization, building register creation and real estate mass valuation, awareness raising and information campaigns; and (iii) project management. Procurement of contracts financed by the World Bank will be conducted through the procedures as specified in the World Bank’s Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers (effective on July, 2016 revised on November 2017, August 2018, November 2020, and September, 2023) (Procurement Regulations), and is open to all eligible firms and individuals as defined in the Procurement Regulations. After project negotiations, the World Bank shall arrange the publication on its external website of the agreed initial pro