Carpentry Tools and Equipment

Statement of Requirements (SoR) for Goods Title: Purchase of Carpentry Tools and Equipment Background Project Reference: P04809 Donor reference: AVTZ00019 About IUCN IUCN is a membership Union uniquely composed of both government and civil society organisations. It provides public, private and non-governmental organisations with the knowledge and tools that enable human progress, economic development and nature conservation to take place together. Created in 1948, IUCN is now the world’s largest and most diverse environmental network, harnessing the knowledge, resources and reach of more than 1,400 Member organisations and around 15,000 experts. It is a leading provider of conservation data, assessments and analysis. Its broad membership enables IUCN to fill the role of incubator and trusted repository of best practices, tools and international standards. IUCN provides a neutral space in which diverse stakeholders including governments, NGOs, scientists, businesses, local communities, indigenous peoples’ organisations and others can work together to forge and implement solutions to environmental challenges and achieve sustainable development. Working with many partners and supporters, IUCN implements a large and diverse portfolio of conservation projects worldwide. Combining the latest science with the traditional knowledge of local communities, these projects work to reverse habitat loss, restore ecosystems and improve people’s well-being. www.iucn.org https://twitter.com/IUCN/ About the Project Pamoja Tuhifadhi Bahari Yetu (BY) Project is a four-year initiative (2024–2028) implemented by IUCN, TNC, WCS, WWF, FORUMCC, and government counterparts in Mainland Tanzania (through the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries-MLF) and Zanzibar (through the Ministry of Blue Economy and Fisheries-MOBEF). The project aims to: ➢ Improve environmental protection and biodiversity conservation of coastal and marine ecosystems. ➢ Strengthen community-led coastal forest resource management. ➢ Reduce plastic pollution in rivers, estuaries, and the marine environment; and ➢ Enhance institutional and research capacity for coastal and marine resource management. The project is structured around five work packages (WP), each of which is implemented by a distinct partner, and, when necessary, by two partners, to achieve the outcomes. The WP are in the following Statement of Requirements for Goods v1 March2024 areas: the protection of marine resources and biodiversity, the strengthening of community-led management of coastal forests, the prevention of plastic litter in marine and estuary water bodies, the enhancement of institutional capacities for the research, monitoring, surveillance, and management of coastal and marine resources, and the last project management, coordination, and acceleration of impact. Under Work Package 2: Strengthen Community-led Management of Coastal Forests, the project aims to fully operationalize community based forest management in the prioritized coastal forest landscapes by providing comprehensive support in restoration, village land use planning including establishment of village land forest reserves, support community-based forest governance through strengthening natural resources governance and the creation of a community forest governance monitoring dashboards and promote sustainable green economy enterprises through the identification, strengthening and incubation of community-based organizations engaged in forest value chains. As part of this intervention, the project will support selected Green Economy Incubation (GEI) groups through a comprehensive package of assistance, including technical capacity-building, enterprise development support, access to appropriate technologies and structured incubation services to enhance productivity, value addition and market competitiveness. To facilitate value addition within the carpentry enterprise, the project intends to procure and distribute carpentry tools and equipment to selected GEI group(s) in Kilwa District. The equipment will enable beneficiary groups to improve wood processing, furniture production, finishing and product diversification, thereby enhancing the quality and competitiveness of carpentry products, increasing household incomes and creating greater market opportunities. Payment Terms and conditions. Payment after service delivery The proposed carpentry tools and equipment shall meet the following minimum technical specifications: Description of the Goods Line item Description of Goods / Services Quantity Unit no. (add attachment for technical specification if very detailed) required 1 16 S ash Clamp (90cm to 250cm) Jigsaw Machine, 450W, variable speed up to 3,100 strokes per minute 6 2 (SPM) (MAKITA CXT JV101D2) 6 3 Router (MAKITA RP 1800 3-1/4 HP) 1 4 Drill Machine (MAKITA HR 2470 SDS 230V CORDED, TYPE C – EU) 1 5 Circular saw machine TS 308 (Combination with spindle) 2 6 Spindle Moulder Machine, Model MX 5116/T 1 SCM 2250 Jointer and Thicknesser Machine (Surface Planer & 7 Thicknesser) Statement of Requirements for Goods v1 March2024 1 8 Band saw machine (DOALL 2013-V20) 2 9 Makita 235 mm Table Saw, model N5900B 11 10 Angle Grinder, 2200W, complete with standard accessories 5 11 Electric Drill Machine, 650W 1 12 SCM 2250 Circular Saw Machine 1 Circular Saw Blade Sharpening Machine, Model CSS 600 MN 13 After sales After-Sales Services and Delivery Requirements The supplier shall provide comprehensive after-sales support as part of the quoted price. This shall include: 1. Transportation and Delivery of all equipment to the designated beneficiary groups. 2. Installation and Commissioning of the equipment at each beneficiary site to ensure full operational functionality. 3. Hands-on Training for end users on the safe operation, routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and proper utilization of the equipment. 4. Provision of operation and maintenance manuals 5. [...] Procurement details Reference: IUCN-26-10-Carpentry Tools and Equipment-1221 Procedure: SOP1 - Open Procedure Procurement type: Field - Equipment & Supplies IUCN office (lead): ESARO Tanzania Requisitioning unit: ESARO Tanzania Programme (TZ) Project: P04809 Bahari Yetu Country of performance: Tanzania, United Republic of Expected contract duration: 30 days Estimated contract value: 25,000-199,999 CHF Currency of proposals: USD - United States dollar Language of documents: English Deadline for questions: 01 November 2026 20:59 UTC Deadline for technical and financial proposals: 17 November 2026 20:59 UTC Expected contract award date: 30 November 2026 20:59 UTC Documents - Terms of Reference: SOR_Carpentry tools and equipment.pdf - Conditions for Participating: Conditions for Participating ENG-SPA-FRA v23-09-26.pdf - Standard contract: Standard Agreement.docx The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is a membership union of government and civil society organisations working on nature conservation and sustainable development. 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