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On June 10th, the Tokyo Metropolitan government published a WTO tender for an 11 metres long surface cleaning boat. (Impression picture) JTPP Helpdesk had a look at the information made available by Tokyo Metropolitan government.
Tender deadline | July 22 (Tuesday), 2015 11:00 a.m Tokyo time (By post July 20) |
Tender method | Open, WTO, overall price competition |
Delivery deadline | March 11, 2016 |
Expected price | Unknown |
Qualifications | Tokyo Metropolitan government tender qualifications A or B for category 013 “Ships” |
Inquiries | For specifications: Tokyo Harbor Construction office, facility management Dept, maritime design section +81-03-3471-0943 |
Dimensions | Length: 11 mtrs, Overall width: 5.10; Hull width: 1.40; Depth: 1.70; draft: 1.00 mtr above water line 2.10 mtrs. |
Tonnage | Below 20 tonnes |
Material | Steel |
Speed | More than 6 knots |
Engines | Main: 2 marine diesel engines(>180ps) 2; auxiliary: marine diesel engine (.50ps) |
Propellor shaft | 2 |
Propellor | 2- 3-wing fixed pitch propellors |
Stern tubes | 2 Steel, water injection type bearings |
Propulsion bearing | 2 steel, welded assembly |
Documents (Japanese) | Break-down of construction activity prices (general) Break-down of construction activity prices (specified) Application form for tender participation qualification examination |
This is just an example of the 100-130 WTO tender calls issued each week and outside of the WTO GPA framework thousands of tender calls published. JTPP Helpdesk assists European SMEs during the various stages of the tender process and support you with preparation of documentation and necessary procedures. Want to know more about tendering in Japan? You can reach JTPP Helpdesk via the eubusinessinjapan.eu portal, or by email at jtpphelpdesk@eubusinessinjapan.eu or via our Tokyo or Brussels offices.
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