BAKU/12.09.13/TURAN : JSC ICB NIKOIL announces an open tender for choosing a UPS into a new head office building .
Acceptance of documents for participation in the tender will be made from 03 September to 23 September 2013
The warranty period for the equipment supplied must be at least 2 years. Please enclose a copy of the certificate in the installation of this equipment, copies of documents confirming that your company is authorized to carry out the sale of the equipment on the territory of Azerbaijan and perform service and warranty service.
In the tender offer must include: the delivery of equipment requested, and the price of the VAT.
In case of need to provide any documents, drawings, contact the Director of the Department of Business Administration CBI NIKOIL Aykhan Rustamzadeh under Number 994702040413. The proposal should be granted by September 23, 2013 in a sealed envelope addressed to the Chairman of the Board ICB NIKOIL Khamaza V.V., marked "Offer - do not open" to the address : Baku , Azerbaijan, U. Hajibekov 27 , AZ1000, CBI NIKOIL. -15D -
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