Provision for destruction, dismantling, cutting, crushing and segregation of equipment in Somalia.

The United Nations Support Office in Somalia (UNSOS) is planning to engage suitably qualified vendor(s) for destruction, dismantling, cutting, and crushing of armored vehicles of different categories & sizes, other armored nature equipment, soft skin vehicles, light and heavy material handling equipment and equipment governed by End User Certificate (EUC) on an "as and when required" basis. UNSOS seeks Expression of Interest (EOI) from competent and qualified vendors with experience in the field and fully licensed by the competent authority in their respective countries to provide the above described services. 1. The provision of the intended services shall include, but not limited to, the followings: i. 4x4 Armored, Toyota, Landcruiser B6, HZJ76L-RKMNSV ii. APC, SISU, XA-180 iii. Armored Mine Protected, TFM, Nyala, RG-31 iv. Ambulance Mine Protected, SISU, XA-180 v. 4x4 Armored Ambulance, Ford, B6 F550, Super Duty XL vi. APC, Casspir, KF-412 vii. APC, Mamba, MK5 viii. Body Armor, Helmets, Ballistic Plates and Jackets ix. X-ray Machines x. Walkthrough Detectors xi. Portable Runway and Helipad Lighting xii. High Security Containers (Armories, Cashier Offices) xiii. Surveillance and Surveillance Detection Equipment xiv. Specialized GJS/IT hardware (Image server, map scanner, etc) xv. Spare Parts of Armored windshield and side door glasses 2. Services are required to be provided in Somalia. Specically in Mogadishu, Baidoa, Kismayo, Beled Weyne, Jowhar, Garowe, Hargeisa and Dhobley locations. 3. UNSOS plans to enter into an initial three years contract with UNSOS sole option to extend for two one-year periods. 4. The detailed scope of requirements will be provided at the solicitation stage which is planned to be issued by second half of September 2023. 5. Vendors that already expressed interest for the same requirements thru EOIUNSOS21230 published from 10 to 30 May 2023 do not need to express interest to be considered for the solicitation stage.