Prequalification

AU-IBAR invites Expression of Interest from business entities/individuals as a first indication that they would like to engage in further bidding for supplies and services. It also provides AU-IBAR with a preliminary idea of value that can be weighed against AU-IBAR's expectations.

The EOI includes not only a range for the potential price of services/goods , but also the anticipated timing for closing the transaction, the transaction structure and any other areas that would help AU-IBAR decide if the qualified contractor would be a good fit.

Generalities

AU-IBAR Procurement is regulated in accordance with the African Union Commission Procurement Manual (see AUC Procurement Manual for detailed procedures).

Procurement at AU-IBAR is done in the most efficient manner, upholding the principles of best value for money, transparency and fairness.

AU-IBAR also promotes socially and environmentally responsible procurement and encourages vendors' commitment to fair wages and benefits, safety, and environmental programs.

AU-IBAR procures the below goods/services/works.

Goods

•     Vehicles
•     Computer equipment
•     Photocopiers/scanners
•     Office furniture
•     Project visibility items (banners, pull ups, t-shirts...)
•     Stationery.

Services

•     Consultancy services especially in the area of Livestock
•     Travelling Services
•     Vehicles maintenance and repair
•     Cleaning services
•     Security services
•     Printing Services
•     Catering/Accommodation/Conference package services
•     Provision of drinking water
•     Internet Services
•     Maintenance of Audio visual and IT equipment.

Works

•     Office maintenance works.