National Suppliers to Provide Equipment to Support Running of Public Administration Reform Database System

Invite Proposals from National Suppliers to provide equipment (two servers and one workstation) to support the Ministry of Home Affairs to run Public Administration Reform database system

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MoHA) is assigned by the Government of Vietnam to implement a project for “Strengthening the capacity of Vietnamese Government’s agencies in accelerating and improving Public Administration Reform efficiency and effectiveness”. The project is funded by UNDP and other donors through One UN Fund.

The main objective of the project is to support the implementation of the Public Administration Reform (PAR) Master Program and the Action Plan of the Government to carry out the 5th Resolution of the Party Central Committee (the Xth term) on “Accelerating PAR, improving public effectiveness and efficiency”.

The project consists of 4 main components as follows:

1) PAR process management and policy development strengthened;

2) Alternatives public service delivery reforms assessed and piloted;

3) Local government reform; 4) PAR communication/information improved and PAR partnership strengthened.

In accordance with the approved Annual Work Plan and Bidding Plan for the year 2012, the Project will technically support MoHA to run PAR database system by providing equipment (two servers and one workstation). Therefore, the Project would like to invite Proposals from eligible national bidders to provide the service described above.

Please refer to the Request for Proposal for more information and technical specifications related to the assignments.

The Request for Proposal in Vietnamese can be downloaded or available at PMU office at the address:

MoHA-UNDP Public Administration Reform Project
Building A, Room 108
37A Nguyen Binh Khiem, Hanoi
Contact person: Ms. Nguyen Anh Tuyet - Administrative Assistant
Tel/Fax: 04-39764279
E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]

Deadline for submissions: 26 October 2012, 16.30 p.m (Hanoi time)