Training needs assessment for the ship recycling industry of Pakistan
1 The International Maritime Organization (IMO) seeks proposals for “Training needs assessment for the ship recycling industry of Pakistan”, in accordance with the requirements, terms and conditions stipulated herein.
2 This Request for Proposal (RFP) consists of this document and the following annexes:
Annex A: Instruction to Bidders
Annex B: IMO General Contract Conditions-Services
https://wwwcdn.imo.org/localresources/en/About/Procurement/Documents/IMO%20General%20condition%20Services.pdf
Annex C: Terms of Reference
Annex C.1: Technical Response Form
Annex D: Financial Response Form
Annex E: Vendor Registration Form https://www.imo.org/en/About/Procurement/Pages/Vendor-registration.aspx
3 In submitting a proposal, the bidder accepts in full and without restriction the requirements of this RFP including the Terms of Reference and the IMO General Conditions Services as the sole basis of this tender process, and waives his own conditions of sale, whatever they may be. Bidders should not submit a proposal if they are unable to accept the IMO Terms and Conditions, as per Annex B.
4 Proposals must be received by the IMO no later than 17 July 2025, 12:00 hours (UK Time). Proposals received after the designated time will be automatically rejected. Proposals are to be transmitted online via the IMO procurement portal, using the unique link in the invitation email, stating the RFP reference in the subject line. Submission of proposals by other means is not accepted.
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Bidders already registered can access the tender documents via https://procurement.imo.org/ under "Public Tenders".
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| https://procurement.imo.org/Secretariat/Procurement/Tender/IMO-2025-RFP-015 |