The Lesotho Communications Authority is a statutory body established to regulate the communications sector in Lesotho. Its primary mandate is to facilitate the development and provision of affordable and sustainable communication services while promoting free and fair competition, and ensuring consumer protection. INVITATION OF PROPOSALS The Authority invites proposals from suitably qualified suppliers for the…
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Read MoreCENTRE FOR ACCOUNTING STUDIES The Lesotho Communications Authority invites local service providers to bid for the opportunity to provide and install network equipment at the Centre for Accounting Studies (CAS) campus in Maseru. 1. There will be a mandatory site visit on Thursday, the 20 June 2019 at CAS campus. Potential bidders are therefore required…
Read MoreLesotho Communications Authority (LCA) invites tenders from local security companies or firms to provide 24hr security service at the LCA office complex at 30 Princess Margaret, remote monitoring station at Ha – Abia and VLP installation at Mpilo Hilton Hill. There will be a mandatory site visit on Wednesday, the 29th May 2019. Potential tenderers…
Read MoreThe Lesotho Communications Authority wishes to invite bids from suppliers to provide 4×4 vehicles for hire. The vehicles will be engaged for a period not exceeding 3 months. All vehicles should be registered in Lesotho. Requirements: 4×4 double cabs or SUV Mileage should NOT be more than 40 000km Proof of ownership and/or vehicle registration certificate/blue…
Read MoreThe Lesotho Communications Authority (LCA) invites service providers to bid for the opportunity provide Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Training to teachers under the School Connect project. The sealed tender envelopes marked “SC: DIGITAL LITERACY TRAINING FOR TEACHERS” must be submitted on or before the 29th November 2018 at 12:00hrs at LCA Offices, at the…
Read MoreINTRODUCTION The Kingdom of Lesotho has 23 institutions or campuses (for the purpose of this document they are referred to as institutions) of higher learning identified as potential beneficiaries of this project. Together, these institutions have a population of close to 24,500. The National University of Lesotho (NUL) accounts for about 50% of the student…
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