New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 102

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✨ Trade and Contract Notices

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Import Licence Tendering Scheme—Call for Tenders

Pursuant to the Import Control Regulations 1973, Amendment No. 3 (S.R. 1980/246), the Secretary of Trade and Industry, acting under delegated authority is calling tenders for import licences for the goods specified below. These goods constitute "Lot 9" and the closing date and time for tenders is 5 p.m. on Tuesday, 3 November 1981.

Instructions for prospective tenderers and the general terms and conditions which apply to the submission and acceptance of tenders are set out in the Guide to the Import Licence Tendering Scheme. Copies of this guide and tender forms may be obtained from the Department of Trade and Industry and the Customs Department. Tenders should be addressed to the Registrar, Import Licence Tendering, Department of Trade and Industry, Private Bag, Wellington.

Tenders for "Lot 9" will be opened on Wednesday, 4 November 1981 at 10 a.m. in the fifth floor boardroom, Department of Trade and Industry, Bowen State Building, Bowen Street, Wellington. Members of the public are invited to attend the official opening.

Official results will be published in the New Zealand Gazette.

Lot 9—Round Two

Tender No.	Item Codes	Tariff Items	Brief Description	2nd Round Allocation $	Licence Unit Size $	No. of Units a Tenderer May Bid for
1981/121	Ex 03.005	03.01.017	Fish, fresh, chilled or frozen, packed for retail sale	25,000	2,500	3
1981/122	Ex 07.005	07.05.001	Peas, split, packed for retail sale	5,000	1,000	1
1981/123	Ex 09.005	09.02.009	Tea in packages of less than 2.0 kg net weight	650,000	32,500	4
1981/124	Ex 09.010	Ex 09.04.001 Ex 09.05.000 Ex 09.06.001 Ex 09.07.001 Ex 09.08.001 Ex 09.09.001 Ex 09.10.011 Ex 09.10.021 Ex 09.10.041.01A Ex 09.10.041.19D	Unground spices in retail packs	15,000	1,500	2
1981/125	Ex 12.005	Ex 12.01.000.01D	Peanuts in retail packs	50,000	5,000	2
1981/126	Ex 15.005	15.07.059	Other oils not elsewhere specified in containers of less than 4 litres	150,000	15,000	2
1981/127	Ex 15.005	Ex 15.07.001.11A Ex 15.07.001.21J Ex 15.07.001.31F Ex 15.07.001.41C Ex 15.07.001.51L	Vegetable oils in containers of a capacity less than 4 litres	10,000	1,000	2
1981/128	Ex 19.005	Ex 19.04.000	Tapioca and sago, etc., in retail packs	5,000	1,000	1
1981/129	Ex 21.010	21.03.001	Mustard flour packed for retail sale	5,000	1,000	1
1981/130	Ex 32.005	32.09.049.09L	Pigments in linseed oil, etc., other kinds in packs 4 litres or less, other	50,000	5,000	2
1981/131	36.015	36.08.006	Lighter fuels of a kind used in mechanical lighters in containers not exceeding 300 cm³	7,000	500	3
1981/132	98.030	98.03.001.01B 98.03.001.11K	Felt tip pens with a unit value not exceeding $1.50 f.o.b. Other fountain pens with a unit value not exceeding $1.50 f.o.b.	1,000,000 units	10,000 units	10

Note

Tenderers must refer to the Customs Tariff and the Import Licensing Schedule for definitive descriptions of the goods included in the list above. It is incumbent upon tenderers to ensure that the goods they wish to import fall within the Tariff Items concerned.
Tenderers must be conversant with the various statutes and regulations which importing enterprises are obliged to comply with, such as safety standards, duties, sales tax, etc.
Tenderers for tender numbers 1981/121, 1981/122 and 1981/125, should refer to Appendix III of the Import Licensing Schedule or contact any office of the Customs Department or the Department of Trade and Industry for specific conditions and provisions relating to those item codes covered by these tender numbers.
Tenderers are reminded to use a separate tender form (in duplicate) for each licence unit bid for. Each bid should be sent in a separate envelope with the tender number clearly marked on the outside.

Secretary of Trade and Industry.

New Zealand Forest Service—Schedule of Works and Services Contracts of $20,000 or More in Value

Description of Work	Successful Tenderer	Amount of Tender $
Road Construction Takarangi S.F.—Stage II	Lendich Heavy Equipment Ltd., Auckland	85,146.00
House and Garage, Naseby	Theo Beets, Ranfurly	54,865.25

New Zealand Government Railways—Schedule of Civil Engineering and Building Contracts of $20,000 or More in Value

Name of Contract	Name and Address of Contractor	Amount of Contract $
Frankton Signal Depot, Aluminium Roofing	Roofix (Mark Moss) Ltd., P.O. Box 827, Hamilton	32,954.62

T. M. HAYWARD, General Manager.

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