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TONKOLILI DISTRICT COUNCIL REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST


TONKOLILI DISTRICT COUNCIL
REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (REOI)
CATERING SERVICES FOR TONKOLILI DISTRICT COUNCIL AND ALL DEVOLED SECTORS
Procurement Number: TDC/ADMIN/SECT OO2/2020
With support from the Government of Sierra Leone, the Tonkolili District Council intends to solicit established firms (restaurant) which will be centrally located in Tonkolili District as well as support the operationalization of the Tonkolili District Council. In order to create a platform for subsequent implementation, the Tonkolili District Council intends to contract firms (restaurants) for the provision of catering Services. The key components of the catering Services are to provide the following;
CATERING SERVICES
LOCATION
Breakfast
Tonkolili District Council and Devolved sectors
Lunch
Tonkolili District Council and Devolved sectors

The key activities are mainly preparation of a
Ø  BREAKFAST (LOAF OF BREAD, FRIED/BOILED EGG, PLAITAIN, TEA, SMALL RUBBER GRAFTON WATER) and
Ø  Lunch (FULL PLATE AFRICAN DISH, PLASTIC WATER/BOTTLE SOFT DRINKS)
During training and work shop in the implementation of activities within the District. The procurement unit of Tonkolili District Council will manage the Service. The Tonkolili District Council now invites eligible firms(Restaurants) to indicate their interest in providing these service. Interested firms must provide information indication that they are qualified to perform the services
Ø  (INDICATING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE CORE BUSINESS, YEARS IN BUSINESS, QUALIFICATIONS IN THE FIELD OF THE ASSIGNMENT, TECHNICAL AND MANAGERIAL ORGANIZATION  OF THE FIRM AND GENERAL QUALIFICATION AND NUMBER OF KEY STAFF
Ø   DETAILED CURRICULUM VITAE OF KEY PERSONNEL AND CONTACT DETAILS OF PROPOSED PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO THIS SERVICES.
Ø  EXPERIENCE OF THE FIRM IN HANDING SUCH SERVICES)
Firms may associate with other firms in the form of joint venture or a sub-firm to enhance their qualification eligibility criteria, establishment of the short list and the selection procedure for consultants shall be in accordance with the national public procurement Authority rules and procedures for the use of consultants in consultants in sierra Leone. Firm qualification selection (CQS) method will be applicable for selecting the firm. Please note that Tonkolili District Council is under no obligation to short list any firm who expresses interest.
Interested firms (restaurant) may obtain further information at the address below during officer hours: 8:30 am – 17: 00hrs form Monday to Friday.
Expressions of interest must be delivered to the address below on 21th April 2020 at 12:00noon and labeled ‘’ CATERING SERVICES FOR THE PROVISION OF BREAKFAST AND LUNCH IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF FUNDS ALLOCATED TO THE TONKOLILI DISTRICT COUNCILAND DEVOLVED SECTORS’’

TO: The Procurement officer
Tonkolili Distrct Council
Council Drive
Magburaka Town.
Tel: +23276785383.

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