TPIA GHANA / TENDER REQUIREMENTS

Tender Requirements

Information from Tender Procurement Intervention Authority Ghana.

TENDER REQUIREMENTS

Supplier eligibility and bid documentation

Prepare a complete, consistent submission with evidence of your business identity, technical capacity and commercial offer.

The supplied guidelines state that tenderers may be assessed on turnover, financial position, product standards and relevant project experience. Tender-specific requirements may differ.

Business paperwork and procurement records
DOCUMENT CHECKLIST

Contract supply documents

01

Commercial quotation on CIF, FOB or other terms expressly requested by the tender

02

Application letter or letter of intent confirming interest and capability

03

Authorisation letter appointing a local agent or representative, where required

04

Completed supplier application and registration forms

05

Evidence of any officially verified registration payment, if applicable

06

Company profile and description of business activities

07

Legal company registration certificate from the country of origin

08

Names, positions and contact details of authorised company officials

09

Proforma invoice detailing the required products, quantities and prices

SUPPLIED FEE INFORMATION

Registration and tender documents

All our suppliers/contractors are under statutory obligation to be registered with this Board as our legal and Non residential supplier.

Supplier registration feeUS$495

Stated in the primary registration guidance.

Full tender documentsUS$550

Stated document purchase amount.

ASSESSMENT PRINCIPLES

Selection and award considerations

The following are the principal criteria described in the supplied material. The official tender dossier should specify any thresholds and required evidence.

FINANCIAL CAPACITY

Turnover and stability

Evidence of annual turnover, solvency, outstanding liabilities and the ability to fund delivery. The supplied text suggests turnover should exceed the proposed contract value.

PRODUCT ASSURANCE

Quality and standards

Relevant product specifications, applicable ISO certification, CE marking where appropriate and other recognised quality evidence.

PAST PERFORMANCE

Relevant experience

Examples of successfully completed similar projects, with the supplied guidance referring to a project valued at least 10% of the contract within two years.

Procurement discussion at a business meeting
BEFORE YOU SUBMIT

Quality, capacity and compliance

Product quality may be demonstrated through relevant standards such as ISO certification, CE marking where applicable, or other recognised product-specific certification.

Financial review may include the bidder’s turnover, liabilities and capacity to deliver. The source guidelines also refer to previous experience on a related project valued at no less than 10% of the proposed contract.

Always verify the authenticity of the tender, local agent, bank details and any invoice through independent official channels before transferring money.

PRE-SUBMISSION REVIEW

Before sending your documents

Use these practical checks alongside the official tender dossier to reduce avoidable errors.

Corporate records

Confirm that the registered business name, incorporation details, authorised signatories and company addresses are consistent across the application, supporting documents and commercial quotation.

Technical response

Match the offered products or services to each requested specification. Attach relevant certificates, catalogues, test reports, warranties and an achievable delivery or implementation schedule.

Commercial completeness

Clearly state unit and total prices, currency, Incoterms where relevant, transport and insurance assumptions, taxes, quotation validity and exclusions. Reconcile every figure with the proforma invoice.