Request for Quotation (RFQ) – Supply and Delivery of Laptop Computers
UNFPA has issued a request for quotation for laptops that are to be supplied and delivered in Sierra Leone. The subject is goods rather than services or works: computer equipment for the organisation's use in the country. Beyond the title and the identity of the buyer, the material made available carries no further detail. It does not state how many machines are wanted, what specification they must meet, where in Sierra Leone they are to be handed over, or over what period. It also says nothing about the evaluation method, the documents a supplier must submit, the currency of pricing, or whether delivery, warranty and after-sales support form part of the requirement. A supplier of IT equipment able to deliver into Sierra Leone is the likely audience, but whether the quantity and specification would suit a given firm cannot be judged from what is published here. The notice does not state quantities, technical specifications, delivery location or the contents a quotation must have.
Overview
UNFPA is procuring laptop computers for Sierra Leone under a request for quotation. The material identifies the goods and the buyer, and gives no further information about the equipment itself.
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: