UNOC Procurement Process

Procurement process and supplier qualification Overview

  • An important part of our business success is how well we manage those who work on our behalf.
  • We engage with suppliers that comply with local laws, respect human rights, and create opportunities for everyone.
  • Our company-wide procurement approach applies a rigorous set of standards and accountability.
  • We train our procurement staff to conduct prequalification assessments, which help determine a supplier’s capability to provide the required materials or services.
  • We examine a supplier’s operational, technical and financial performance and conduct mandatory anti-corruption due diligence for suppliers.
  • During due diligence, we identify higher-risk parties, gather additional information, and consult with our legal department if further action is needed.
  • UNOC audits a select number of suppliers each year for contract compliance. We regularly audit pricing, safety, drug and alcohol policy compliance, invoicing and travel expenses.
  • Contractors not meeting our expectations may be subject to supplemental training and contractual remedies, including termination.

Vendor & Contractor Expectations

UNOC holds its suppliers, vendors and contractors to stringent compliance, anti-corruption, nonconflict, safety and other guidelines in order to stay in good standing.

UNOC expects its suppliers, vendors, and contractors to:

  • Comply with laws, rules, and regulations applicable to their business.
  • Comply with their contractual obligations and perform their activities balancing economic growth, social development, and environmental protection.
  • Avoid any conflict of interest.
  • Not offer, pay, directly or indirectly, any bribe or engage in any corrupt practice.
  • Promote a safe, secure and healthy workplace.
  • Apply continuous efforts to improve safety, security, health and environmental performance and foster appropriate operating practices and training.
  • Endeavor to provide positive, productive and supportive work environments.
  • Conduct operations and business practices in a manner consistent with the Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work.
  • Declaration, including the elimination of child labor, forced labor, workplace discrimination, and recognition of freedom association.

Scam Alert

  • UNOC does not charge a fee at any stage of its procurement process (supplier registration, bids submission or other fee). Go to www.unoc.co.ug and click tenders & supply to see the latest business opportunities with UNOC.

Contacts

Plot 15 Yusuf Lule Rd,
Kampala, Uganda – East Africa
P.O Box 36316, Kampala

Telephone: +256 312 444 600
Email: info.unoc@unoc.co.ug