Provision of the Internet, landline and mobile services
Item Details:
- Organisation: United Nations Secretariat
- Reference Number: EOIUNESCAP19245
- Published: 23 December 2021
- Deadline: 31 January 2022
- Time zone: Local time
- Street: Rajadamnern Nok Ave
- City: Bangkok
- Country: Thailand
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Item Description:
The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for the Asia and Pacific (UNESCAP) and UN agencies, funds and programs (UN agencies) in Thailand, intend to procure Internet, Landline and Mobile services from the suitably qualified service provider (s) as outlined below in this TOR.
The bidding exercise aims to set up a Long-Term Agreement (LTA) with Internet/Landline/Mobile service provider (s) who offer(s) the most competitive package price/rate with one and/or more services while committed to provide the service as specifically stipulated hereunder. Split awards can be envisaged per service. UNESCAP and UN agencies, funds and programs reserve the right to split the award between the Internet, Landline (local /domestic and international) and Mobile services.
For Internet services, two (2) companies (ISP1 and ISP2) will be awarded the services based on their respective final combined score.
The LTA shall:
Establish a set of standard technical requirements or specifications that MUST be met by the supplier when contracted to provide Internet, Landline and Mobile Services to UNESCAP and UN agencies, funds and programs in Thailand.
Set out the minimum level of service and performance required in the form of Service Level Agreement (SLA) attached to any contract that will be signed between the supplier and UNESCAP and UN agencies, funds and programs.
Establish a price schedule for different services.
Duration:
The contract shall be in place for two (2) years with three (3) optional extension periods of one (1) year each at UN’s discretion.
Terms and conditions shall remain unchanged during the contract period, except in the circumstances where the market prices reflect the decrease in prices and increase in the capacity for rendering the services at a higher level i.e., internet services, landline and mobile services. The benefit of these changes shall be communicated to UNESCAP and UN agencies, funds and programs promptly, for processing of relevant amendments to the contracts.
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