Kyrgyzstan's State Residence Seeks 12 Million Som in Food Supplies

The State Residence No. 1 in Kyrgyzstan has announced a tender for the procurement of food products valued at 12 million Kyrgyz som. The extensive list of anticipated purchases includes a variety of high-quality and specialty items, signaling a significant catering or supply operation. Among the specified goods are 2.9 tons of beef tenderloin, 5.5 tons of potatoes, sturgeon, tiger prawns, parmesan cheese, and dorblu cheese.

Beyond these, the tender also calls for the acquisition of avocados and mangoes, indicating a desire for a diverse and potentially international menu. The procurement also includes meat from mountain yaks, reflecting local sourcing alongside imported delicacies. The State Residence is clearly aiming for a comprehensive supply of provisions for its operations.

Suppliers wishing to bid on this tender must meet stringent logistical and safety requirements. They are required to possess refrigerated transport vehicles to ensure the proper handling of perishable goods and maintain the necessary temperature controls during transit. Furthermore, suppliers must provide documentation proving their vehicles are approved for food transport, along with certificates for the products themselves. A veterinary certificate for meat and a prior contract with a slaughterhouse are also mandatory. The supplier will be responsible for unloading and storing the products at the State Residence's warehouses, and their employees involved in these tasks must have valid health certificates. All food products must be accompanied by documentation confirming their food safety, including declarations of conformity, certificates, and veterinary conclusions. Bids for this tender are being accepted until August 19.