Printing and preparation to mail contribution payments reminders (for non-payment of first one month) (for fiscal year 2027) (approximately 1,495,000)

Japan Pension Service invites tenders for Printing and preparation to mail contribution payments reminders (for non-payment of first one month) (for fiscal year 2027) (approximately 1,495,000).

Summay of notice ⑴ Official in charge of disbursement of procuring entity : Akira Naitou, Director of Procurement Management Department, Japan Pension Service ⑵ Classification of the services to be procured : 6, 71, 27 ⑶ Nature and quantity of the services to be required : Printing and preparation to mail contribution payments reminders (for non-payment of first one month) (for fiscal year 2027) (approximately 1,495,000) ⑷ Performance period : 13 June, 2028 ⑸ Performance place : To be designated by Japan Pension Service ⑹ Qualification for participating in the tendering procedures : Suppliers eligible for participating in the proposed tender are those who : ① shall have legal capacity to conclude contracts, and are not being bankrupt. This includes minors or those who are subject to guardianship, if their guardian grants them permission to do so. ② shall not be suspended/debarred by Japan Pension Service, from participating in tenders. This includes suppliers who employ such persons as their agents or representatives. ③ shall have Grade A or Grade B on "Offer of services" in the Kanto-Koshinetsu Area in terms of qualification for participating in tenders by Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (Government-wide qualification) in the fiscal years 2025, 2026 and 2027. ④ shall meet qualification as indicated in the tendering instructions. ⑺ Time-limit for tender : 18 : 00, 17 December, 2026 ⑻ Contact point for the notice : Mio Koterayama, Contracting Group, Procurement Management Department, Japan Pension Service, 3-5-24, Takaido-nishi, Suginami-ku, Tokyo 168-8505 Japan TEL: [contact details removed]

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