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Biometric passport concession

In operation Status as of 2019 · Funding type: Concession or PPP

IDEMIA's case study describes a ten-year passport concession signed in October 2015, using a Build-Operate-Transfer model 1. It names Mali Solutions Numériques and Afritek in local delivery and describes applicant-payment vouchers 1. The statement is a historical company account, not evidence of renewal after the stated term or a completed transfer. It does not publish price, revenue split or the full contract. Its service descriptions give both seven days and two weeks for standard delivery. Those inconsistent figures are not treated as a verified service outcome 1.

Key terms

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Buyer
Government of Mali. Contracting agency not stated 1.
Vendor
IDEMIA
Vendor based in
Not confirmed
Signed
October 2015 1
Duration
Ten years, according to the company 1.
Value
Not published
Funding
concession/PPP
Fee model
Company describes applicant payments collected through vouchers. Amount and revenue split not published 1.
Procurement route
Not published
System ownership
Build-Operate-Transfer concession, according to the company. Actual handover not confirmed 1.
Data terms
Not published

Timeline

  1. Signed or started: October 2015 1
  2. 2019: Recorded status is In operation.

Sources

  1. IDEMIA, company statement: Mali passport case study (2019 document)

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