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Comparative Analysis of Country Experiences in Contractual Arrangements and Working Conditions for Care Workers in Deinstitutionalisation Processes Please check the tender documentation on how to contact the Buyer

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The International Labour Office is soliciting offers for a project titled Comparative Analysis of Country Experiences in Contractual Arrangements and Working Conditions for Care Workers in Deinstitutionalisation Processes. This solicitation, identified as rfx_13906_Europe, involves performance of work located in Hungary. Qualified organizations must submit their bids through the ILO e-Sourcing Platform, Jaggaer, ensuring all required components and annexes are uploaded before the specified deadline to avoid automatic rejection. Bidders are required to adhere strictly to the Terms and Conditions applicable to ILO Contracts and any additional contractual conditions outlined in the request. Failure to comply with these requirements or the instructions provided in the annexes may result in a bid being deemed ineligible. In the event that the electronic platform is unavailable, bidders are instructed to contact the designated procurement representative via email.

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Description Dear Bidder, The International Labour Office (hereinafter the “ILO”) is pleased to invite your company to submit an offer for this RFQ. To enable you to prepare and submit a bid, please refer to the attached Annexes in the attachment area. The ILO must receive your offer no later than the deadline specified at the ILO e-Sourcing Platform (Jaggaer). Late offers shall be rejected. You may submit an offer to the ILO provided that your organization is qualified, able, and willing to deliver the goods, works, and/or services specified in this RFQ. Participation in this RFQ indicates acceptance of the Terms and Conditions applicable to ILO Contracts provided as a link in Annex IV. Please note that non-conformity with the Terms and Conditions applicable to ILO Contracts (Annex IV) or the additional contractual conditions stated in section 2.6 can impact the evaluation of an offer. In addition, failure to comply with the requirements of this RFQ and its Annexes may render a bid ineligible for consideration. In accordance with Article 2.2 in Annex I, bidders must upload all components of their offer before the submission deadline through the ILO e-Sourcing platform. Once the submission deadline has expired, the system will block any further upload even if partially completed. Whenever the use of the ILO e-Sourcing Platform is not possible, bidders should promptly contact ILO through the designated email : contact@example.gov We look forward to receiving your offer. Best regards, ILO Procurement

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