The Procurement and contracts section

The contracts and procurement unit sets the overall plan to meet and proceed with all of TDRA’s procurements through best practices, to ensure transparency and efficiency in dealing with the customers based on the procurement list and inventory management in the Federal Government, and that will facilitate the governance of procurement process, contracts, supplier and warehouse management, and it works with the suppliers with the best sustainable value by applying the best global practices, and optimal use of resources in the areas of procurement and vendor relations

Dear Suppliers,

We would like to inform you that TDRA will evaluate your performance based on the following criteria:

  • Commitment to delivery deadlines
  • Product quality
  • Quantities requested each time
  • Competitive prices
  • Impact on work
  • Compliance with national and international standards

28/01/2019
Vendor / Supplier Evaluation
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13/11/2018
System Process Document Registration Application
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12/04/2016
How to Create a Quotation Against Negotiation
(0.6 MB)
01/04/2019
Cabinet Resolution No. 4 of 2019 on Procurement and Storehouses...
(52.4 MB)

The Authority shall provide information regarding tenders and general practices to registered and unregistered suppliers. Also, the system will allow you to look into the projects that are presently in process and the past tenders too

If the company registered and got qualified in the Supplier Registration Portal, a username and password will be sent to access the e-Procurement Portal and receive Request for Quotation/Proposal and be able to bid for it. Companies can also communicate with the buyers through the sourcing portal

The e-procurement portal also authorizes the companies that have been awarded tenders to provide electronic invoices and follow up with their payments. Suppliers will also receive the general notices regarding tenders and amounts due via the portal.

 

Disputes 

If a dispute or difference of any kind whatsoever (a “Dispute”) shall arise between the Parties in connection with, relating to or arising out of this Purchase Order including the interpretation of performance, non-performance or termination of this Purchase Order , the Parties shall attempt to settle such Dispute in the first instance by discussions between the representative assigned by TDRA and the Vendor, if such Dispute cannot be settled by mutual discussions, the Consultant can approach TDRA’s Grievance Committee in order to settle. Furthermore, if the dispute is once again not settled within thirty (30) days from approaching the Grievance Committee, it shall be settled in Abu Dhabi’s federal Courts.

 

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