Provision of Personal Protective Equipment

Please note that this document is solely an Expression of Interest (EOI) and not a tender invitation. Therefore, specifications and tender documents are not attached here. Interested parties are encouraged to submit their interest via the UNGM platform only. Reference: Provision of Personal Protective Equipment UNODC Global Maritime Crime Programme is dedicated to enhancing maritime security and safety at sea. To achieve this goal, UNODC is providing technical assistance to maritime law enforcement and port security authorities throughout the region. This support is aimed at improving their ability to respond effectively to maritime incidents and to coordinate operations across multiple jurisdictions. The primary objective is to support maritime law enforcement agencies providing them with the required equipment to better operate their visit board search and seizure and maritime domain awareness operations. These tools are vital for strengthening maritime operations and enhancing security and for contributing to a safer maritime environment. To ensure the safety and effectiveness of personnel engaged in high-risk maritime and tactical operations, the thoughtful use of appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) is important. These operations often expose officers to a range of physical, environmental, and ballistic threats, necessitating gear that offers both protection and operational functionality. Proper PPE enhances the survivability and performance of teams operating in hostile or unpredictable conditions, supporting mission success while minimizing risk. Equipping personnel with high-quality protective gear also aligns with duty-of-care obligations and international best practices for law enforcement and defense operations. Therefore, the procurement of personal protective equipment is essential for safeguarding lives and maintaining operational integrity in complex environments. As part of its initiatives, UNODC is interested in establishing a long-term, non-exclusive contract for the provision of Persona Protective Equipment (PPE). The LTA will be non-exclusive, and devices will be procured on an "as and when required" basis. This EOI is issued in regards to the supply and delivery of PPE. I. Scope of Work Supply and delivery of below PPE. - Tactical Automatic Hydrostatic Lifevest - Hydrostatic Inflator Kit (Lifevest Compatible) - Tactical Gloves - Protective Eyewear/Goggles - Knee and Elbow Pads - Body Cameras - Level A Suit - Level B Suit - Fireman Coveralls - Fire Fighting Structural Gloves - Fire Protection Helmet - Firefighter Boots - Lifevest LED Flashlight - Tactical maritime boots II. Qualification requirements - Be licensed manufacturers, authorized dealers, or distributors of PPE; - Possess a minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in providing such devices to governments or international clients. III. Delivery and Support Capability to provide the following services: - Delivery shall occur within 8 weeks of order placement. - Devices shall be delivered DAP (Incoterms 2010) to Vienna and other specified global locations. - Provide user manuals (English required) and a certificate of quality assurance. - Warranty: Minimum 12-month warranty covering replacement. - Vendors shall ensure timely responses to UNODC communications and provide progress updates as required. IV. Submission Instructions Expressions of Interest shall be submitted exclusively through the United Nations Global Marketplace (UNGM). Submissions sent via email or any method other than UNGM will not be considered. Vendors who are not yet registered with UNGM may register at: https://www.ungm.org/ If you encounter technical issues while registering or submitting on UNGM, please consult the UNGM Help Center, including the FAQ section. If further assistance is needed, contact: registry@ungm.org Specific Requirements/Information Please refer to the 'Description of Requirements' section above. .