New Zealand Gazette – 1985 – No. 91

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✨ Import Licence Tendering Results

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General Notes

ROUND 21 of import licence tendering included tenders under various industry development plans and two products included under the general tenders scheme. The Call for Tenders issued in February 1985 is repeated with the results published in the Gazette to allow ease of cross reference. Results of the tender were notified to individual bidders in letters posted on 4 April 1985; invoices were dispatched on 22 April 1985 and are payable by 21 October 1985; the import licences are valid from 22 April 1985 to 21 April 1986.

A 5-day period was allowed between the notification of individual results and their confirmation. During that time some errors were discovered by bidders and adjustments have been made to the original results. Those affected by the changes have been notified.

Residual Licence

WHERE not all the licence available was bid for, the results show the number of units left over. The results also show the weighted average premium in rounded dollars at which these licences are available. These residual licences are available on request. Application forms will be posted to all on the Tenders Register and forms may be obtained from any office of the Department of Trade and Industry.

Applications for residual licence in terms of paragraph 39 of the Guide to Global Import Licence Tendering close on 13 June 1985 at 5 p.m. All such applications must reach the Registrar of Tenders, P.O. Box 3146, Wellington by that time and date. Envelopes should be marked "Round 21 Residual" on the bottom right hand corner.

Where demand for licence exceeds supply the computer is programmed to make a random selection. Results will be notified as soon as possible by letter. Payment should not be made until invoices are received. Payment should preferably be by bank cheque to avoid the 15 working day clearance for other cheques. Licence still left over after this allocation of residuals will be available on request. Please refer to paragraphs 38 to 44 inclusive in the Guide Notes.

ROUND 21: CALL FOR TENDERS WHICH CLOSED 18 MARCH 1985

FRUIT CANNING INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT PLAN

Please note the difference in format for this tender. To keep the tender in line with previous tenders under this Development Plan, the unit size is $50,000 not $2,000 and no bidder may bid for more than 4 units or $200,000 of licence in total. Manufacturers that have accepted an allocation in terms of the plan, and any subsidiary, are not eligible to tender.

Tender No.	Item Code	Tariff Items	Goods: Brief Description	No. of $50,000 Units	No. of Units a Tender May Bid for
2814	20.040	20.06.078.01C 20.06.078.11L 20.06.078.31E to 20.06.078.61G	Apples, apricots, fruit salad, peaches Pears, plums	37	4

CERAMIC INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT PLAN

This is the second of 2 rounds in Year 1 of the Ceremac Industry Development Plan. Please note the limitation retained on the number of units which may be bid for.

Tender No.	Item Code	Tariff Items	Goods: Brief Description	No. of $2,000 Units	No. of Units a Tender May Bid for
2815	38.055	38.19.001	Refractory cements, mortars, etc.	65	6
2816	Ex 69.005	69.01.000 69.02.012 69.02.018 69.02.021.11E 69.02.021.31K 69.02.028.11K	Heat-insulating and refractory bricks, blocks, tiles etc.	84	6
2817	Ex 69.005	69.04.001 69.04.009 69.05.001 69.05.009	Building bricks, roofing tiles, chimney pots, cowls, etc.	128	6
2818	Ex 69.005	69.06.000	Field tiles	72	6
2819	Ex 69.005	69.06.000	Pipes	94	6
2820	Ex 69.015	Ex 69.07.009.01F 69.07.009.09A Ex 69.08.009.01K 69.08.009.09E	Pavers, (heavy duty brick flooring tiles having a thickness of 26mm or more)	20	2
2821	Ex 69.015	Ex 69.07.001.01E Ex 69.07.001.11B to Ex 69.07.001.71F Ex 69.07.009.01F Ex 69.08.001.01J 69.08.001.11F to 69.08.005.71K Ex 69.08.009.01K	Tiles (extruded) floor and wall tiles	11	2
2822		Ex 69.07.001.01E Ex 69.07.001.11B to Ex 69.07.001.71F Ex 69.07.009.01F Ex 69.08.001.01J Ex 69.08.001.11F to 69.08.009.71K Ex 69.08.009.01K	Tiles (pressed) floor and wall tiles	18	1
2823	69.025	69.09.002 69.09.008 69.09.011 69.09.019	Filter Elements Pots, jars, troughs etc.	5	1

Ornaments and other articles tendered in the previous Round will be tendered separately later in the year.

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