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Fourniture de services d accès Internet haut débit par fibre optique
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The UNFPA is soliciting proposals under solicitation number UNFPA-GIN-00015 for the provision of high-speed fiber optic internet access services to be performed in Guinea. Interested suppliers must utilize the Quantum ERP platform, based on Oracle Cloud, to access tender documents and submit their responses. The process requires suppliers to either log into an existing profile or create a new one via the Quantum Supplier Registration Link, following the specific guidelines provided in the Quantum sourcing module user guide. To ensure receipt of all updates and amendments, applicants are advised to create a draft response within the system. All requests for clarification must be handled through the internal messaging functionality of the Quantum platform. The primary point of contact for this solicitation is Hadiatoulaye Barry.
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