Procurement of Door Access and Fire Alarm System
The United Nations Development Programme has issued a tender in Eritrea for a door access system and a fire alarm system. Beyond the title, the notice as supplied carries no text: no technical specification, no quantities, no list of sites, and no indication of whether the requirement covers supply only, installation, commissioning, maintenance or a combination of these. That gap matters for anyone deciding whether to bid. The scope could range from a single office installation to a multi site programme, and nothing in the material distinguishes between them. The equipment categories are named, so suppliers of physical security and life safety hardware and of integrated building systems are the likely audience, but the notice does not confirm this. No eligibility conditions, experience thresholds, registration requirements, submission documents or evaluation criteria are stated. The material does not say which duty station, office or facility the systems are intended for, and it does not state whether the tender is open to international or only local suppliers.
Overview
The United Nations Development Programme has published a tender for a door access system and a fire alarm system in Eritrea. The notice states the equipment categories and the issuing organisation only. It does not describe the buildings or facilities concerned, the quantity of equipment, or whether the award covers supply, installation or both.
Addresses named in the notice
The notice text names one address. It is published elsewhere and we hold no copy, so it opens on that site: