The Defense Procurement Agency (State Operator of the Logistics) continues market consultations on the procurement of logistics services. Currently, a survey of entrepreneurs is being conducted, UNN reports, citing the press service of the Ministry of Defense.
"In order to formulate fair criteria for the companies participating in the upcoming tenders, we invite logistics companies to take a survey: https://forms.office.com/e/9jDRsSggcP
This will help the Agency to formulate reasonable requirements for potential partners that will provide warehousing and transportation services. In particular, regarding financial and operational conditions of cooperation, as well as material and technical base.
Your feedback will help ensure the quality of services and transparent and fair bidding," the message says.
If you have any additional questions, entrepreneurs are asked to contact the e-mail address: official@dotua.org.
The deadline for filling out the questionnaire is December 11 inclusive.
To recap
After his appointment as the head of the State Logistics Operator, Arsen Zhumadilov announced changes in procurement, including food for the military. According to him, the State Logistics Operator will divide the 407 items in the catalog of food for the military into approximately 30-35 categories, each of which will have separate contracts and procedures.
"The price per unit of each product will be available to the public so that it understands exactly what price an egg, apple, potato, meat, etc. is purchased at," Zhumadilov assured.
In addition, it is planned to separate the procurement of commodity and logistics components.