UNDP WATCH: ICPN-2012-05-DPRK International Individual Consultant for the “Technical Design Optimization” of locally made Small Wind Energy Systems in the DPR of Korea

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

ICPN-2012-05-DPRK International Individual Consultant for the “Technical Design Optimization” of locally made Small Wind Energy Systems in the DPR of Korea

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Procurement Process :	RFP - Request for proposal
Office :	DPR of Korea - KOREA (DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF)
Deadline :	25-Nov-12
Posted on :	05-Nov-12
Development Area :	CONSULTANTS
Reference Number :	10128
Documents : ICPN-2012-05-DPRK P11 form
Overview : Individual Consultant Procurement Notice Reference: ICPN-2012-05-DPRK (re-advertisement) Deadline to submit your offer: before 11:59 pm on November 25, 2012. Post title: International Individual Consultant for the “Technical Design Optimization” of locally made Small Wind Energy Systems in the DPR of Korea. Project: Small Wind Energy Development and Promotion in Rural Areas (SWEDPRA) Location and duration: Home based (approximately 30-45 working days), including one-week mission in DPRK. From December 2012 to January 2013. First mission expected in December. Invitation to: International individual consultants. Please send your proposal/offer in electronic format (pdf, tiff, etc.) to the e-mail address operations.dprk@undp.org with the following subject: Offer ICPN-2012-05-DPRK, or alternatively, you can send your offer duly signed in a sealed envelope to the following address: United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). DPRK country office. Procurement Unit. P.O. Box 27. 21 Munsudong, Daedonggang District, Pyongyang, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. Please mark in envelope the reference number: ICPN-2012-05-DPRK Any question or comments regarding this Request for Quotation shall be sent to the e-mail address operations.dprk@undp.org or to the address shown above, not later than November 19, 2012. The answers to the questions or any modification to the Terms of Reference will be sent to the DPRK email list “DPRK Phonebook”, not later than November 20, 2012.

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