Uganda Conservation Foundation has received funding from CITES MIKE to support the Recovery of Queen Elizabeth National Park Project in Uganda. This project aims to support Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) to develop their human and equipment capacity to enforce law and order in this protected area. UCF seeks providers to supply spare parts for two (2) Toyota Land Cruisers, model H2579R for use in Queen Elizabeth Conservation Area.

Prospective suppliers in their submission should demonstrate that they have significant relevant, regional experience in the supply of the above auto spare parts.

To find out more about this tender please download the tender notice below

Tender for Toyota Land Cruiser model H2579R spare partsDownload

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