Procurement
We have many years of collective experience in providing domestic and international procurement services. We take pride in the quality of product and service we provide.
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We have purchasing arrangements with large numbers of major manufacturers as well as world class distributors in the United States, Europe, Middle East, and Asia.
Our world class distributors includes;
Ingram micro, merisel, data system, Hewlett package, Dell, Haiser, Milton system, Nissan, Toyota and many others. This strategic arrangements helps us meet the needs of our clients expeditiously.
Our organisation complies with the United States federal and USAID acquisition requirements(FAR52.252-1 & 48 CFR7),
Including World bank and United Nations procurement policies.
We have strong financial backing and currently negotiating credit lines with several major financial institutions to support it’s procurement activities. Our firm’s export operation is backed by SBA support loan.
Agriculture equipment.
Electrical equipment.
Household appliances.
General electronics
IT equipments.
Laboratory equipment.
Medical equipment.
Office equipment.
School & Office furniture.
Textbooks/ references.
Automobiles.
Personal protectitive equipment.
Our extensive contacts with many major product sources(with approximately 20,000 different products)allows us to provide quality products at very competitive prices for government institutions and development agencies, whether they buy through competitive bidding processes or making small purchases.
We have provided international procurement services to United Nations peace keeping missions and field offices worldwide, supplied world bank related development projects in Africa.
Through our affiliates and acquisitions, we have provided international procurement services to United Nations peace keeping missions and field offices worldwide as well as supplied world bank related development projects in Africa. Our organisation complies with the United States federal and USAID acquisition requirements(FAR52.252-1 & 48 CFR7), Including World bank and United Nations procurement policies.
