Supply and Delivery of High Load Bearing PVC Flooring to UNMISS, Juba, Republic of South Sudan (Incoterms 2010).
The UN Secretariat has issued a tender, published through UNGM, covering the supply and delivery of PVC flooring designed to carry heavy loads. The goods are destined for UNMISS in Juba, Republic of South Sudan. The notice references Incoterms 2010, so the delivery terms attached to any award follow that set of trade rules rather than terms agreed separately. The material available consists of the notice fields alone. It does not set out the quantity of flooring required, the thickness or grade specification, the dimensions or roll sizes, the packing and labelling instructions, the delivery point within Juba, the inspection regime, the currency of the bid, the evaluation criteria or the documents a bidder must submit. Nor does it state whether the requirement is open to all suppliers or restricted in any way, or whether an award would cover the whole requirement or part of it. A supplier of flooring to institutional buyers may find the destination relevant, but anyone assessing fit should treat the notice as an indication that a requirement exists rather than as a specification. The notice does not say what quantity is wanted, what the flooring must be made of beyond the load bearing description, or where in Juba delivery would fall due.
Overview
The UN Secretariat is procuring PVC flooring rated for high load bearing, to be supplied and delivered to UNMISS in Juba, Republic of South Sudan, on delivery terms stated as Incoterms 2010. The tender is published through UNGM. The material provided names the goods, the destination and the issuing body, and records no quantity, specification or delivery point.
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: