Firms/organizations interested in a particular EOI that have not yet been registered with the United Nations Procurement Division must submit applications for vendor registration, along with detailed information demonstrating experience and qualifications in provision of the relevant commodities/services.

Please note that each EOI forwarded to the Procurement Division must be sent under a separate facsimile transmission or letter.

Vendors are required to register with the United Nations Procurement Division directly. Please also note that vendor registration with another UN Agency does not result in automatic registration with the United Nations Procurement Division (UNPD) at this time.

These notices do not constitute solicitations. The United Nations reserves the right to change or cancel these requirements at any time in the EOI and/or solicitation process. The United Nations Procurement Division considers a firm's qualifications and experience in the particular commodity/service area, and previous performance, when preparing a list of invitees. Therefore in the case of EOI's concerning equipment or supplies, for responding vendors who are not manufacturers, full details of the vendor's status as a factory-appointed wholesaler or distributor must be provided if not already on file with PD. Thus submitting an EOI does not automatically guarantee a firm will be considered for receipt of the solicitation when issued.

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