Minamata Convention on Mercury Sample Clauses

Minamata Convention on Mercury. The Sellers shall have intent to comply with the Minamata Convention on Mercury in the products on offer. Sellers shall provide confirmation of such intention in Schedule B in the Standing Quotation Submission. Full text of the Convention could be downloaded from the following URL:
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Minamata Convention on Mercury. I/We confirm I/we have the intention to comply with the Minamata Convention on Mercury in the offered products. Name of Seller : Name : Authorized Signature : Seller’s Chop : Position Held : E-mail Address : Date : Tel. No: Fax No.:
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Minamata Convention on Mercury. I/We confirm I/we have the intention to comply with the Minamata Convention on Mercury in the offered products. Name of Seller : Name : Authorized Signature : Seller’s Chop : Position Held : E-mail Address : Date : Tel. No: Fax No.: All (parts of) national or international standards referred to in the quotation specifications should be the prevailing revision or edition of that (parts of) standards. Sellers shall provide certification(s) and/or documented evidences of conformance with national or international regulation or standard organizations other than those listed. The reports and tests must provide a level of assurance of safety and effectiveness that is equivalent to the standards listed in the tender specifications. The following specifications are mandatory requirements unless otherwise specified. Sellers must indicate below the extent of compliance of the offered product(s) by filling in “Yes” or “No” and provide the details of the offered product(s) point by point as necessary.
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Minamata Convention on Mercury. I/We confirm I/we have the intention to comply with the Minamata Convention on Mercury in the offered products. Name of Seller : Name : Authorized Signature : Seller’s Chop : Position Held : E-mail Address : Date : Tel. No: Fax No.: Instructions provided by the Seller for storage and handling of the Goods under the Consignment Stock Scheme Ref.: NPS23-005 The Seller must also provide the names, email addresses and telephone numbers of the representatives of the manufacturer and (in case the Seller is a local distributor) the Seller with whom the Authority can contact in the event of Safety Alert Notice or Product Recall Notice.
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Minamata Convention on Mercury. I/We confirm I/we have the intention to comply with the Minamata Convention on Mercury in the offered products. Name of Seller : Name : Authorized Signature : Seller’s Chop : Position Held : E-mail Address : Date : Tel. No: Fax No.: M : Mandatory Requirement D : Desirable Requirement O : Optional Requirement The product offered shall incorporate the following components / requirements / features: Sellers MUST indicate below the extent of compliance of the offered product(s) by filling in “Yes” or “No” and provide the specifications of the offered product(s) point by point against each clause of the General Specifications. Yes / No Provide details (Please indicate as appropriate)
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