Supply and delivery of insect nets for SA Army.
CAPTAIN M.G. MMEKWA
In plain English
The South African Army is procuring mosquito nets. No specific eligibility criteria are stated.
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The South African Army requires the manufacturing and supply of mosquito nets. The contractor must produce three pre-production units for testing and approval before starting bulk production. The scope includes sourcing materials, manufacturing, and quality control. The contractor must provide a trim chart with material samples and relevant certificates. Finished goods must be inspected by the contractor to ensure they meet technical specifications before final inspection by the Army. The Army reserves the right to enter the contractor's or any subcontractor's factory at any time to inspect the work in progress.
Full requirements
- Must provide pre-production sample for approval
- Must provide material component certificates
- Must provide fabric colour registration samples
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