Solar-Powered Electric Cooking (E-Cooking) Systems in Reception Centres in Kakuma and Kalobeyei
UNHCR has issued a tender for electric cooking systems that run on solar power, intended for reception centres at Kakuma and Kalobeyei. The requirement is classified under the energy sector, so it falls to suppliers of solar photovoltaic equipment, storage and electric cooking appliances, and to contractors able to deliver and support such equipment in a field setting. Anyone weighing a bid will want to know whether the requirement is supply only or includes installation, commissioning and maintenance, and how many sites or units are involved. The notice as supplied does not answer those questions. It gives no quantities, no technical specification, no contract duration and no indication of the evaluation approach. It also does not state what a bidder must have, what documents a bid must contain, or how the award will be decided. The only substantive particulars available are the equipment category, the two named locations and the identity of the issuing organisation, and those alone are not enough to judge fit or price a response. A bidder would need the full tender dossier before deciding whether to participate.
Overview
UNHCR is procuring solar powered systems for electric cooking, to be used in reception centres located at Kakuma and Kalobeyei. The requirement is listed under the energy sector. The notice as supplied identifies the buying organisation, the equipment category and the two sites, and says nothing further about the goods themselves or the terms attached to them.
Documents
The notice lists 8 documents by name. This platform holds no copy of them.