DAERA - Printing, production and delivery of Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (DAERA) MC2 (Movement Control) and SG2(Sheep and Goats) Movement Non Carbon Required (NCR) serialised books

Concepts

• department of agriculture and rural affairs
• delivery of department of agriculture
• belfast
• printing services
• limavady
• movement control
• rural affairs
• movement notification documentation
• movement non carbon required
• daera

Location

Northern Ireland:

Description

The Department are seeking a contractor for the Printing, production and delivery of Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (DAERA) MC2 (Movement Control) and SG2(Sheep and Goats) Movement Non Carbon Required (NCR) serialised books on behalf of IRM Branch within Veterinary Service Animal Health Division. Movement notification documentation will be required to be supplied to DAERA Direct Offices at 12 different locations. The delivery of the documentation must be completed twice a year, normally no later than the last working day of April and the last working day of October, but deliveries of documentation books to individual sites outside of those periods may be requested by DAERA. The contract will run for three years from September 2022 to September 2025, with two deliveries to each of the twelve sites in all years unless otherwise requested.

Award Criteria

CPV Codes

• 79800000 - Printing and related services
• 79810000 - Printing services
• 79820000 - Services related to printing

Indicators

• This is a one-off contract (no recurrence)
• Renewals are not available.

Other Information

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