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Radioactive and Dangerous Goods Freight Forwarder

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Provision and shipment of pupae for Ecuador & Panama

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Performs international shipment and logistics for pupae for prime contractors on International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) projects. Arranges freight and insurance to Ecuador and Panama, including loading, marking, and labeling per modal regulations. Prepares consignor's declarations and accident instructions. Requires compliance with SSR-6 Regulations for the Safe Transport of Radioactive Material. Delivers goods and compliant transport documentation.

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Solicitation # 678928-DD
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is soliciting a firm fixed price contract for the provision and shipment of pupae destined for Ecuador and Panama. The contractor is responsible for ensuring the goods meet all quality and quantity specifications and must adhere to the highest standards of export packaging to prevent damage from moisture, rain, rust, shock, and corrosion. Because the shipment may involve radioactive materials, the contractor must comply with the 2012 Edition SSR-6 Regulations for the Safe Transport of Radioactive Material and all applicable national and international modal regulations for dangerous goods. All packaging must be marked in English with appropriate shipping instructions and regulatory labels. The award process is based on the bidder's technical qualifications, financial soundness, operational capacity, and performance history. Bidders must submit a commercial offer with a total firm fixed price and a technical offer providing a detailed description of their services. The contract requires a minimum warranty period of twelve months from the date of acceptance. Payment is issued via bank transfer net 30 days after the acceptance of the invoice and delivery, with no advance payments or letters of credit provided. The contractor bears all risks of loss and is responsible for all freight and insurance costs until physical delivery to the IAEA.
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