UNDP WATCH: Expression of Interest for provision of Travel Management Services to UN Agencies in Kyrgyzstan

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Expression of Interest for provision of Travel Management Services to UN Agencies in Kyrgyzstan


Procurement Process :	EOI - Expression of interest
Office :	UNDP Kyrgyzstan - KYRGYZSTAN
Deadline :	14-Nov-12
Posted on :	06-Nov-12
Development Area :	TOURISM
Reference Number :	10138
Documents : Expression of Interest_Travel Management Services_UN_Agencies_KGZ
Overview : The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) announces opening of registration process of organizations interested in further participation in tender for provision of services on organization of business trips of staff (passenger air, ground transportation and visa support). Detailed information can be found in the attachment of this notice. Please, address all questions in writing to procurement@undp.kg by 8 November 2012. The EOI (Expression of Interest) and accompanying documents signed by authorized representatives, stamped and sealed in an envelope and marked «EOI_ Travel Services» must be delivered no later than 10:00 (GMT+6) of 14 November 2012 to the following address: UN House 160 Chui avenue, 720040 Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan Late submissions will be rejected.

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