Provision of Book Supply Services for English, French, and Other Language Print Publications

It is anticipated that the International Criminal Court (hereafter referred to as the ICC) located in The Hague, The Netherlands, will shortly be issuing a solicitation for the Provision of Book Supply Services for English, French, and Other Language Print Publications. In this connection, the ICC is requesting expression of interest from qualified firms. Brief Scope of Work 1. Objective The solicitation is for the provisioning of book supply services to the ICC Library of the International Criminal Court for English, French, and other language print publications required. It is designed to serve as a reference and typically forms the basis of the agreement between the ICC and the suppliers regarding goods that are going to be delivered. It should, in so far as it is possible at this stage, accurately and completely represent the requirements. The objective is to provide efficient, fast, reliable and competitively priced English, French, and other language print publications based on ICC Library selections. 2. The ICC Library will expect from the book vendor: Competitively priced print publications Ability to provide comprehensive coverage to subject areas of interest Ability to supply English, French, and other language publications from a variety of origins An online catalogue of available publications for ordering An online ordering platform Out of print, antiquarian and second hand searching Consolidated delivery and invoicing Fast and reliable delivery of publications Urgent delivery of publications if specified New titles lists and/ or alerts according to agreed subject profiles Excellent customer service Confidentiality Interested firms/organizations should forward their Expression of Interest by e-mail to Tender.2@icc-cpi.int Please use the attached form (Page 3). Interested firms/organizations registered with the UN Global Marketplace, please indicate your vendor registration number. Please be advised that this Request for EOI does not constitute a solicita