Supply and Deliver of Early Warning System
The United Nations Development Programme in Mozambique has issued a tender for the supply and delivery of an early warning system. Suppliers of early warning equipment, software or integrated systems, and firms able to source and deliver them, are the likely audience. This is a tender, so it invites bids rather than applications for funding, and it is carried on UNGM. The subject is specific but the record is thin. Beyond the subject and the country, the material carries no detail on what the system must consist of, which hazard or area it is meant to cover, how many sites or users are involved, whether hardware, software, installation or training are included, how long the contract runs, how much is budgeted, or how bids will be evaluated. Anyone weighing a bid would need the full tender documents from the issuing body. The notice as supplied does not say what a bidder must submit, what qualifications are required, or what questions may be asked, so nothing can be said here about eligibility or documentation.
Overview
The United Nations Development Programme is procuring an early warning system for Mozambique through a tender published on UNGM. Bids are sought to supply and deliver that system. The notice does not identify the end user, the hazards the system is meant to address, the locations it would serve, or any technical specification.
Addresses named in the notice
The notice text names 2 addresses. They are published elsewhere and we hold no copy, so each opens on its own site: