The proposed works shall include the construction of a three-storey structure to match the existing number of floors for the existing building, purposefully designed to work and function as a hospital, with special consideration to all
technical requirement for a Hospital Building to make sure it is accessible by all
groups of people regardless of their physical ability. Ideally, the teaching hospital extension shall be used for the following purposes but not limited to the same, as such the consultant shall do their own research to enhance a functional approach
for the facility.
The floor matrix combination is that one desired by the client as annotated by Ground floor (GF),
First floor (FF) and Second Floor SF). If, however, there is a strong design challenge
to the preferred floor matrix as proposed by the client, the consultant shall liaise
with the client and propose an alternative combination.
-Restore the University’s facilities outlook -Operationalise the teaching hospital as learning facility -offer specialized critical medical care to the public - Increase income generating capacity for the University -Reduce medical tourism for specialized medical services
-Restore the University’s facilities outlook -Operationalise the teaching hospital as learning facility -offer specialized critical medical care to the public - Increase income generating capacity for the University -Reduce medical tourism for specialized medical services
Start date: 2022-07-01
Due date:
2025-06-30
Approval date: 2022-04-01
4,500,000,000.00
MWK
Total Funding
2022-08-17
Date Created
2023-09-08
Last updated
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Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST)
Locality
Thyolo
Region
Southern Region
Street address
Malawi University of Science and Technology P.O Box 5196, Limbe, Malawi.
Postal code
0000
Country
Malawi
Email
[email protected]
Telephone
+265 01 478 000
Fax Number
0000
URL
www.must.ac.mw
Description
The Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST) was established by an Act of Parliament Number 31 of 2012 with the aim of promoting the development, adaptation, transfer and application of science, technology and innovation for macro- and micro-economic development of Malawi. Its vision is “a world class centre of science and technology education, research and entrepreneurship” which is being realised through the provision of a conducive environment for quality education, training, research, and entrepreneurship, and outreach activities.
The University enrolled its first cohort of students in April 2014 but was officially opened on October 24, 2014 by His Excellency the President, Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika, who is also its first Chancellor. MUST has four operational schools: the Malawi Institute of Technology (MIT), Ndata School of Climate and Earth Sciences (NSCES), Academy of Medical Sciences (AMS), and Bingu School of Culture and Heritage (BISCH). These schools are headed by Executive Deans.
Established in 2014, the MIT is currently offering seven undergraduate and two postgraduate academic programmes in areas of Engineering, Computer and Information Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship. The NSCES is currently offering seven undergraduate programmes in earth science, climate science, sustainable energy and water resources. The BISCH was operationalised in 2017 and is offering three undergraduate programmes in sports science, African Musicology and Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Practice.
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2026-07-17
End Date
2066-07-16
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2076-07-16
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