Supply of Media Storage Devices to UNMISS in South Sudan
The UN Secretariat has issued a notice for media storage devices to be supplied to UNMISS in South Sudan. It appears on UNGM, but the material supplied consists of the title and country alone, with no notice text behind it. Nothing is stated about the kinds of devices wanted, their capacities or technical standards, how many are required, where inside South Sudan they would be handed over, the delivery period, or the currency and terms of any contract. Suppliers of computer hardware and storage media are the apparent audience, yet the notice sets out no eligibility conditions, no financial or experience thresholds, no registration steps and no evaluation criteria, and it does not identify the mission unit that would receive the goods. A reader cannot tell whether the requirement is for a one-off purchase or a longer arrangement, or whether installation, configuration and warranty support form part of it. What the winner would have to do and what an applicant would have to submit are not stated.
Overview
The UN Secretariat is sourcing media storage devices for UNMISS in South Sudan. The published subject is a supply requirement, and nothing beyond that is described: the items, quantities, specifications and handover arrangements are absent. The notice does not identify which part of the Secretariat is running the requirement or what the devices would be used for.