REQUEST FOR QUOTATION FOR THE SHREDDING AND DISPOSAL OF OLD RECORDS OF THE EMBASSY
The Philippine Embassy in Seoul, Republic of Korea is inviting companies to submit quotations for the shredding and disposal of old records of the Embassy, in accordance with the “Guidelines for the Procurement of Goods and Services, Infrastructure Projects and Consulting Services to be Procured and Performed Overseas”, as approved by the Government Procurement Policy Board (GPPB) in its Resolution No. 28-2017 dated 31 July 2017.
The details of the project are as follows:
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1. The following services for this contract should be included: - Pick-up service - Shredding - Waste disposal 2. The supplier should ensure the security of the documents as these contain personal data and classified information. 3. The estimated volume of records is 5 tons (5,000 kgs). Please see Annex A for reference. |
Embassy of the Philippines 80 Hoenamu-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea |
Interested suppliers may send their duly signed quotation to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and Attention it to Ms. Anna Gabriella E. Guinto. The last day for the submission of quotations is on Monday, 28 June 2021, at 5:00 p.m.
Kindly also provide quotation for every kilograms (or lowest weight allowed) in the event that the actual weight of the records for shredding exceeds 5 tons.
Furthermore, interested suppliers may set-up a schedule for an ocular inspection with Ms. Guinto to check the actual volume of the records for disposal.
For further inquiries, please contact the Philippine Embassy at telephone number (02)796-7387 ext. 312.
The Embassy of the Philippines
Seoul, Republic of South Korea
20 June 2021
#PINOYFOODINKOREA CHALLENGE
Ang #PinoyFoodinKorea food challenge ay extended na hangang July 12, 2021.
1) Lumikha ng isang Pinoy food video,
2) I-upload ang inyong video sa Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok, o Youtube,
3) Gumamit ng mga hashtags na #PinoyFoodinKorea at #필리핀푸드 inKorea, at
4) Gawing pampubliko ang iyong video (hindi mabibilang ang iyong entry kung ito’y pribado).
Mga karagdagang tips sa inyong Pinoy food video:
1) Ito ay maaaring nasa wikang Ingles, Filipino, Korean o background music lang.
2) Hangga’t maaari, ang video ay maikli at hindi lalagpas sa tatlong (3) minuto.
3) Maaring lumikha at magpadala ng maraming entry ang bawa’t isa.
4) Ito rin ay maaring naglalaman ng iyong pagluluto, pagkain (mukbang style) ng Pinoy food, tourist spot sa Pilipinas bilang background o anumang anggulo ng kwento, hangga't ito’y masaya, malikhain, at hindi bulgar o nakakapanakit.
5) Hinihikayat namin ang paggamit ng mga sangkap o produktong pagkain ng Pilipinas na mabibili sa Korea.
6) Ang food challenge na ito ay para lamang sa mga kababayan natin, mga Koreyano, at ibang lahi na kasalukuyang naninirahan sa Korea.
Ano pa ang hinihintay mo, sali na at manalo ng mga papremyo!
Philippine Embassy in Seoul Holds Online Celebration of the 123rd Independence Day and 26th Migrant Workers’ Day
13 June 2021, Seoul - The Philippine Embassy in Seoul, through POLO OWWA, held a virtual celebration of the 123rd Independence Day and 26th Migrant Workers’ Day on 13 June 2021 with the theme, “Lakas ng Pinoy sa Korea sa Panahon ng Pandemya”. The commemorative event featured special messages of distinguished guests and contests that paid tribute to the strength, resilience and bayanihan of Filipinos in Korea during the time of pandemic. It also provided ample entertainment to uplift the spirit of the community amidst the prevailing social distancing rules.
Leading the celebration was the Embassy’s Chargé d’affaires, a.i. Christian L. de Jesus. In his welcome address, he urged the community to recall that moment, 123 years ago, when the country’s forefathers declared the Philippine Independence as a nation and raised the one flag that symbolizes its freedom. According to him, it is no coincidence that the Migrant Workers’ Day by virtue of Republic Act 8042 falls in the same month as the Independence Day for, like the act of raising our flag, it also raised the country’s bar of protection and welfare for the country’s modern day heroes. “Ang kalayaan na may kaakibat na paglilingkod at pagmamalasakit sa kapwa ay isang tunay na kalayaan,” CDA de Jesus said as he paid tribute to the selfless service and unity exemplified by Filipinos in Korea during the time of pandemic.
The Filipino community was honored and uplifted by the virtual presence of Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro L. Locsin, Jr., who delivered the Independence Day message, and Labor Secretary Silvestre H. Bello III, who delivered the Migrant Workers Day message. The celebration was made even more special with the inspiring messages of Senator Aquilino Martin “Koko” L. Pimentel, Senator Emmanuel Joel Jose Villanueva, Vice-President Kim Sung Jae of the Human Resource Development Service of Korea (HRDK), and OWWA Administrator Hans Leo J. Cacdac.
During the event, the Philippine Embassy and its attached agencies as a one-country-team launched four (4) projects, namely, Promoting Entrepreneurship and Agri-business in Korea or PEAK-Pinoy, Search for the Most Caring Korean Employer, Search for Negosyanteng OFW in Korea, and #PinoyFoodinKorea.
Also highlighting the event was the announcement of the winners of the Essay Writing and Song Composition Contests which were opened for entries a month earlier and carried the event’s theme. “Katatagan, Our Homegrown Brand of Grit” by Ms. Sylvia Ali won the top prize over 56 entries for the essay writing while Ms. Seneca Puguan’s song composition, Dakila Ka Pinoy, bested 8 other submissions. Lending prestige to the contest was the distinguished panel of judges composed of renowned Filipino composers/ artists, educators, and respected FilCom members. The Association of Filipino Educators in Korea (AFEK) headed by Dr. Joeffrey M. Calimag was the Embassy’s partner FilCom in the Essay Writing Contest. Selected entries which best conveyed the thematic stories of strength, resilience and bayanihan spirit of Filipinos in Korea during the pandemic will be featured in a commemorative coffee table book.
The event, which began with the holy mass celebrated by Reverend Father Nilo Pacuribot of the Seoul Filipino Catholic Community, closed with an entertainment program with surprise prizes and guest performers which were highly appreciated and greatly enjoyed by the Filipino community. END
18 June 2021
NOTICE TO PROCEED TO BESTPLUS
BIDS AND AWARDS COMMITTEE
Notice to Proceed
14 June 2021
Dear Mr. Hong,
Please be informed that per Notice of Award dated 09 June 2021 issued by the Head of the Procuring Entity, your company, BEST PLUS, is hereby given this Notice to Proceed to deliver the office supplies and materials based on the Purchase Request and Purchase Order of the Embassy.
This Notice is issued in accordance with the requirements of Republic Act No. 9184, otherwise known as the “Government Procurement Reform Act of 2003”.
Very truly yours,
CHRISTIAN L. DE JESUS
Chargé d’Affaires, a.i. and Head of Procuring Entity
Mr. HONG SEONG HWAN
Head, Best Plus
678-1 Yeoksam-gu, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Conforme :
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