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Lighting Supplies for Jahally Hatchery Centre [email hidden]

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2026/FRGAM/FRGAM/139013International

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Description The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) invites you to submit an offer for the procurement of Lighting Supplies to be delivered to Jahally Hatchery Centre. If you are interested in submitting an offer, please make sure to have, at least, a UNGM Basic Registration with FAO (www.ungm.org). Instructions on how to access FAO tender documents through UNGM are attached to the present Notice under the “DOCUMENTS” tab; please follow these instructions when submitting your bid. OFFERS WILL ONLY BE ACCEPTED IF SUBMITTED THROUGH THE UNGM PORTAL. OFFERS NOT SUBMITTED THROUGH THE UNGM PORTAL WILL BE INVALIDATED. Many thanks and best regards, FAO PROCUREMENT SERVICE

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