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International Travel and Field Logistics Provider

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LAO

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This scope was carved out of WPRO/DAF/SAO/SUP/P/0009752.

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Procurement of Services for Polio Eradication and Immunization System Strengthening Technical Assistance [email hidden] Yahmini Nalaiah - [email hidden]

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Supplies comprehensive travel, lodging, and ground logistics for prime contractors on World Health Organization (WHO) projects in Lao PDR. Provides international airfare, domestic travel to 60 high-risk districts using field-capable vehicles, secure accommodation, visa processing, and travel insurance. Requires valid business licenses for travel and logistics operations in Lao PDR. Delivers confirmed itineraries, visa approvals, and transportation services.

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