TENDER DOCUMENT
FOR
Strengthening Livelihoods and Resilience of Crises-Affected Communities in Jubaland States, Somalia
PROJECT IN KISMAYO DISTRICT, JUBALAND STATE OF SOMALIA
TENDER REFERENCE: T-SOM-2024-001/CDCS/I Provision of Agricultural Inputs(Seeds) and Hand Tools
16TH June 2024
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION I: INVITATION FOR BID--------------------------------------------4
SECTION II: INSTRUCTIONS TO TENDERER ----------------------------- 5
SECTION III: TENDER INFORMATION-------------------------------------- 7
SECTION IV: SPECIFICATIONS------------------------------------------------ 9
SECTION V: AWARD CRITERIA----------------------------------------------- 11
SECTION VI: CONDITIONS OF TENDERING--------------------------------- 12
SECTION VII: TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF PURCHASE---------------- 15
SECTION VIII: SAFEGUARDING----------------------------------------------- 34
SECTION IX: ANTI-BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION POLICY---------------------35
SECTION X: CODE OF CONDUCT -------------------------------------------38
APPENDIX 1: BIDERS RESPONSE DOCUMENT (WORD)
APPENDIX 2: PRICE LIST (EXCEL) ---------------------------------------------40
Your tender response received must be in the following format:
Either For electronic submissions, send your response to the email address jobs@somalilifeline.org . The email subject should indicate the tender reference T-SOM-2024-001/CDCS/I Provision of Agricultural Inputs and Hand Tools - and have no other information relating to the bid.
Or
-Full completion of the “Tender Response” document regarded as compliant. Those tenders returned not completed treated as void.
- The submitting company should do so with two hard copies of the bid to be on company headed paper.
Bids to be submitted in a sealed envelope, addressed to:
Tender Admin
Procurement and Logistics Office
Kismayo, Lower Juba
Idaa Jaa House, Kibora area KISMAYO, Lower Juba
Email: jobs@somalilifeline.org
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