Published: 19 September 2013

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) intends to automate its trading activities in order to match international norms and standards of operation in terms of efficiency, transparency, fairness and cost effectiveness and to ensure real-time transmission of market information and statistics to market players.

To support this automation effort, ZSE seeks to engage vendors to bid in respect of the supply, installation, testing and future support of the requisite hardware and software for the implementation of an Automated Trading System (ATS).

In this context, ZSE is issuing a Request for Proposal (RFP) document for the implementation of the ATS at the ZSE. The RFP document is obtainable from the ZSE upon payment of a non-refundable tender document fee of USD 500 (Five Hundred United States Dollars Only) to:
Bank Name: Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe Limited
Bank Branch: Park Lane
Swift Code: SBICZWHX
Account No.: 0222058786901
Account Name: Zimbabwe Stock Exchange

The deadline for submission of an Expression of Interest and the confirmation of payment of the said fee is 16:00 hours (CAT), Friday 27th September 2013.

All communications in this regard are to be addressed by electronic email to:
Chief Executive Officer
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange
4th Floor, 101 Union Avenue Building
Kwame Nkrumah Avenue
CBD Harare
Harare,
Zimbabwe
Email: rfi@zse.co.zw

The RFP document will be sent to interested vendors by electronic mail.

BY ORDER OF THE ZSE BOARD
18 September 2013

ZSE Tender Notice Supply and Installation of ATS

- zse

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