Montenegro

Procurement

UNDP CO Montenegro procures goods and services through competitive processes, emphasizing the highest image and reputation of the organization. We focus on transparency, best value for money and effective competition.

All our tenders are published on UNDP web-site (http://www.undp.org.me/files/tenders/index.html)
For procurement of less then 1,000 USD we use direct shopping. For procurement of a value between 1,000 USD and 2,500 USD we organize informal market research with the scope to obtain 3 offers. Due to the limited Montenegrin market, we go for regional and international competitive bidding process for all procurements of a value more than USD 30,000. For procurement of more than USD 100,000, an international competitive bidding process is undertaken with publication on our website, as well as on the UNDP global website (www.undp.org), UN Global Market (www.ungm.org) websites and selected publications, as relevant.

The following methods are used for the procurement of goods and services:          
              

• Call for Proposal (CFP)

Written communication by a supplier to provide information about its products, resources, qualifications and experience, in response to a particular Call for Proposal.

• Request for Quotation (RFQ)

Less formal solicitation; value below USD 100,000 but above USD 2,500; standard specifications; product readily available on the market

• Invitation to Bid (ITB)

Formal solicitation, mainly for goods; value of more than USD100,000; lowest price compliancy and technical competency are determining factors

• Request for Proposal (RFP)

Formal solicitation, mainly for services; value of more than USD 2,500; where the desired inputs and/or outputs cannot be quantitatively and qualitatively expressed in sufficient details at the time the invitation is made (i.e., where consulting or similar services or complex goods are sought by the Business Unit).
Recruitment of consultants is done through a modified RFP procedure.  All candidates are sending their CVs on the basis of which UNDP does short-listing. Short –listed consultants are obliged to submit financial proposal. The best consultant is selected through the cumulative procurement principle that takes into account both technical offer and the offered price.

Reports:

2011
List of consultants who received $30,000 or more in 2011
List of vendors who received contracts over $100,000 in 2011

2010
List of consultants who received $30,000 or more in 2010
List of vendors who received contracts over $100,000 in 2010

2009
List of consultants who received $30,000 or more in 2009
List of vendors who received contracts over $100,000 in 2009

2008
List of consultants who received $30,000 or more in 2008
List of vendors who received contracts over $100,000 in 2008

2007
List of consultants who received $30,000 or more in 2007
List of vendors who received contracts over $100,000 in 2007