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RESTAURATION EQUIPE AFRICA OPHTHAMOLOGY NETWORK FOUNDATION

A tender from the International Labour Organization, recorded against Cameroon, carries a title that pairs catering with a team of the Africa Ophthalmology Network Foundation. That is the whole of what the listing establishes. It does not state the number of people to be fed, the site or sites within Cameroon, the period of the contract, the value, or the standard of service expected, so a supplier cannot yet judge the size of the job. It also omits the documents a bidder must submit, the experience or registrations required, and the basis on which bids will be assessed. No notice text was supplied with the fields, which is why this brief is short. A reader should treat it as an alert that the opportunity exists and not as a basis for pricing or for preparing a submission; the full documents have to come from the issuing body.

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Key Information
Buyer
ILO
Location
Cameroon
Status
Closed
Deadline
Oct 21, 2026
Reference
rfx_12825_ROAF
Language
English
This tender is closed
The deadline was Oct 21, 2026. This page stays online as a record of the call.
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Overview

The International Labour Organization is the issuing body, and the record places the requirement in Cameroon. Its title joins catering with a team of the Africa Ophthalmology Network Foundation, which is the only indication of subject matter the fields contain. Beyond that, nothing in the material describes the goods or services to be supplied.

Documents

The notice lists 3 documents by name. This platform holds no copy of them.

Original Procurement Notice

Read the notice as UNGM published ithttps://www.ungm.org/Public/Notice/318998