Purified Mineral Water Supply (20L Containers)
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This subcontract involves the supply of purified, sealed mineral water in 20-liter plastic containers to support prime contractors fulfilling UNICEF supply contracts within Sierra Leone. The provider must ensure all products strictly adhere to UNICEF technical specifications regarding packing, packaging, and labeling, with an estimated annual delivery volume of 3,360 units. To be eligible, the supplier must be a registered business in Sierra Leone and maintain full compliance with UNICEF policies concerning child safeguarding, fraud, and corruption. The contract is categorized under NAICS code 312111 and is focused on maintaining high quality and safety standards for water distribution in the region.
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This scope was carved out of LITB-2026-9207024.
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LONG TERM ARRANGEMENT FOR SUPPLY OF PURIFIED, SEALED 20 LITER MINERAL WATER FOR 12 MONTHS WITH POSSIBILITY TO RENEW FOR AN ADDITIONAL 12 MONTHS. ONLY FOR BUSINESSES REGISTERED IN SIERRA LEONE. Dixon Sandy - [email hidden], Tel: +232 78
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