The tender, identified as Contract No. SW0272025 under ADB Package No. 45, covers two lots: a backhoe loader and a forklift. The procurement follows an international open competitive bidding process using a single-stage, one-envelope procedure, allowing eligible suppliers from ADB-eligible countries to participate, subject to the requirements specified in the bidding documents.
Interested bidders must demonstrate relevant supply experience, financial capacity, and compliance with the tender's qualification criteria. The invitation specifies at least two completed supply contracts during the previous five years, each valued at a minimum of USD 100,000, positive net worth in the last year, and average annual turnover of at least USD 250,000 over the previous five years. Bidders are also required to submit a Bid Securing Declaration in accordance with the bidding documents.
The bid submission deadline is 11 December 2026 at 1:00 PM Solomon Islands time. Interested suppliers should obtain the complete bidding documents through the Solomon Water Tenderlink portal and carefully review the technical specifications, delivery requirements, evaluation criteria, and contractual conditions before submitting their bids.
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