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Tender for Procurement of Kilns, Ceramic Supplies and Equipment

The Council of Europe Project Enhancing Healthcare Provision in Georgia’s Penitentiary System has launched a call for procurement of kilns, ceramic supplies and equipment.

The present tendering procedure is divided into the following lots:

Lot 1: Kilns

Lot 2: Ceramic Supplies (Kiln posts, paster moulds, ceramic plates and ceramic supports for

loading on several levels).

Lot 3: Equipment (open rack with metal frame)

 

HOW TO APPLY

Interested companies are invited to refer to the attached Tender File and the Act of Engagement, which contain a full description of the terms and conditions of engagement and the scope of activities.

TENDER FILE

ACT OF ENGAGEMENT

INFORMATION NOTES – How to

 

The deadline for the submission of applications is 7 April 2023. All the applications should be sent to [email protected]  with the following reference in subject: “Tender – Procurement of Kilns, Ceramic Supplies and Equipment”. Tenders addressed to another email address will be rejected.

Questions regarding this specific tendering procedure shall be sent  at least 6 (six) working days before the deadline for submission of the tenders and shall be exclusively addressed to [email protected] with the following reference in subject: “Questions – Procurement of Kilns, Ceramic Supplies and Equipment”.

14 March 2023
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The project aims to enhance the mental health and protect the human rights of offenders by improving the access, quality of provision and organisation of mental healthcare services (i.e. psychiatric care and psychological assistance), substance-use related services and other relevant therapeutic and rehabilitation activities.

The project will assist national authorities in further developing appropriate policies and strengthening capacities to ensure equivalence and continuity of healthcare for prisoners and probationers, in line with Council of Europe standards and best practices.

  • Strengthened policy, regulatory and strategic frameworks for the provision and organisation of mental health care services;
  • Improved tools and methodologies for national human rights bodies for the effective monitoring of the quality of mental healthcare provision in penitentiary and probation systems;
  • Increased capacity and skills of the management, operational and medical staff of penitentiary and probation systems, as well as the independent monitoring staff, to effectively secure the quality of mental healthcare services, substanceuse related services and other relevant therapeutic and rehabilitation activities.

Partners: Ministry of Justice of Georgia; Public Defender's Office/National Preventive Mechanism; relevant civil society organisations.

End Beneficiaries: Prisoners and Probationers; Prisoners with mental health problems, prisoners in need of special treatment, prisoners with addictions (substance-use disorders), prisoners with disabilities and other vulnerabilities, female prisoners, juvenile prisoners, close relatives of prisoners and probationers; etc.

The project builds on the achievements of the European Union - Council of Europe (CoE) joint project “Human Rights and Healthcare in Prisons and Other Closed Institutions in Georgia” (2010-2017), and the VC projects on “Improving Mental Health Care of Persons Detained in Georgia” (2018-2019) and “Enhancement of Human Rights and Health-Care Support to Penitentiary System” (2019-2022).

A combination of needs assessments, expert advice, round tables, working groups and experts’ meetings, and tailor-made training and treatment programmes will serve to achieve the goal of the project.

The total budget of the Project is 600 000 Euros.

The Project is part of the Council of Europe Action Plan for Georgia (2020-2023).

The project runs until the end of December 2023.