Gré à gré – Les précisions du ministère de l’Education nationale

Lors d’une conférence de presse, la Fédération des Enseignants du Sénégal (Feder), par la voix de son Coordonnateur Dame Mbodj, a décrié la gestion du ministère de l’Education nationale, marquée, selon elle, par des « des marchés de gré à gré pour l’acquisition de manuels scolaires de la 1ère étape et pour les travaux de réhabilitation de la Maison d’Education Mariama Ba de Gorée et du Lycée Ameth Fall de Saint-Louis, mentionnés dans le dernier rapport de l’Armp». Et, pour « mettre à nu ce scandale financier qui ne restera pas impuni », cette fédération annonce une saisine de l’Ofnac.

 

Face à ces déclarations qu’il juge “calomnieuses”, le ministère de l’Education nationale a indiqué, à travers un communiqué, qu’aucun des marchés cités n’est mentionné dans le dernier rapport 2016 de l’Armp ; et qu’aucun des marchés cités n’a été passé de gré à gré ou par entente directe. Se voulant plus précis, les services de Serigne Mbaye Thiam assurent que “le marché d’acquisition de manuels scolaires de la 1ère étape du curriculum en Approche par les Compétences a été conclu à l’issue d’une procédure d’appel d’offres international n°14/13/BCI-ACDI dont l’avis a été publié dans le journal « Le Soleil » n° 12898 du 27 mai 2013, suite à l’avis de non-objection n° 002326/MEF/DCMP/BCS/36 du 03 mai 2013 de la Direction centrale des marchés publics (Dcmp) sur le dossier d’appel d’offres et à la décision n° 114/13/ARMP/CRD du 08 mai 2013 du Comité de règlement des différends de l’Armp. Six maisons d’édition avaient participé à cet appel d’offres international et deux ont été finalement attributaires des deux lots à l’issue d’un processus d’évaluation des offres long, transparent et ouvert aux représentants des inspections d’académie bénéficiaires des manuels, processus validé par la décision nº 039/14/ARMP/CRD du 12 février 2014 du Comité de règlement des différends de l’Armp”.

 

La même source souligne, par ailleurs, que “les deux marchés de réhabilitation de la Maison d’Education Mariama BA de Gorée et du Lycée Ameth FALL de Saint-Louis ont été passés à l’issue d’une procédure d’appel d’offres national n° 03/FTI/2013 dont l’avis a été publié dans le journal « Le Soleil » des samedi 14 et dimanche 15 décembre 2013, suite à l’avis de non-objection de la Direction centrale des marchés publics n° 006627/MEF/DCMP/54 du 10 décembre 2013 sur le dossier d’appel d’offres. Cet appel d’offres a enregistré la participation de dix-huit (18) entreprises”.

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