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Procurement and Installation of Counterfeiting, Forgery, and Ballistics Examinat
Office
UNDP-LBY - LIBYA
Deadline
31-Aug-25 @ 08:00 AM (New York time)
Published on
20-Aug-25 @ 12:00 AM (New York time)
Reference Number
UNDP-LBY-00481-2
Contact
Procurement Unit - procurement.ly@undp.org
Introduction
Scope of Work
Supply and Installation of Counterfeiting, Forgery, and Ballistics Examination
Laboratory Equipment – JERC, Ministry of Justice, Tripoli, Libya.
1. PROJECT BACKGROUND
Strengthening the Rule of Law in Libya is contributing to peace, stability, and an inclusive social
contract for Libya. The project design is based on extensive learning, research, and
consultations with a wide array of stakeholders in Libya. With targeted, country-wide activities,
UNDP will contribute to increasing access to justice for all living in Libya.
The project will:
I. continue to enhance the capacities of institutions to deliver justice services.
II. Partner with local government actors to strengthen justice and fight impunity at the
community/municipal level.
III. Support CSOs and universities in service delivery.
The project is aligned to UNDP's new country program and has an estimated budget of USD 20
million. Investing into long-term partnerships and robust monitoring and evaluation will ensure
sustainable results, prioritization of those most in need, and value for money.
A. Project description
The project aims to supply and install equipment for the counterfeiting and ballistic labs at
JERC, MOJ in Tripoli, Libya. The equipment will be installed in JERC HQ, located in Dahra,
Tripoli center.
B. Beneficiaries
The staff of the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) and Judicial experts research center (JERC).
2. Location
32.89312665856401, 13.191733039543593 Dahra, Tripoli center.
3. Works brief
The project aims to supply equipment. Below is the important and summary of the required
works, for more details refer to BOQ, the work shall include but not limited to the following:
A. Forensic Testing Equipment
1. VSC 6000
Video Spectral Comparator for document examination
2. Optical Comparator FX8B
Optical fingerprint/document comparator.
3. Ballistics Recovery Tank
Projectile recovery tank for firearms testing
4. Stereo Microscope
High-quality stereo microscope with 10× to 60× magnification, LED or fiber optic
illumination, ergonomically adjustable stand, and high-resolution optics for forensic
examination.
5. GSR Collection Kit (SEM)
Portable gunshot residue kit
6. Trajectory Analysis Kit
Rod & laser-based trajectory analysis tool
7. Magneto Speed V3 Ballistic Chronograph
Precision ballistic chronograph for accurate measurement of projectile velocities.
Suitable for firearms testing, forensic analysis, and research applications.
8. Lab Radar Ballistic Doppler Radar (LAB-100)
Advanced Doppler radar system for precise velocity measurement and ballistic
tracking of projectiles. Suitable for forensic ballistic analysis and laboratory use.
9. Forensic Borescope
High-resolution borescope for visual inspection of firearm barrels, internal
components, and other hard-to-access areas in forensic analysis and maintenance.
10. Warranty
All equipment to be provided with a minimum 12-month warranty, including parts and
labor, as per standard manufacturer terms.
11. Incoterms
DAP – JERC, Ministry of Justice, Tripoli, Libya
12. Installation & Commissioning
Installation and functional testing of each device
Calibration and validation certificates where applicable
13. Training of End-Users
On-site (preferred) or On-line training in Tripoli (minimum 2–3 days, depending on
complexity)
Training should cover:
a. Equipment operation
b. Routine maintenance
c. Safety precautions
d. Troubleshooting
4. DURATION OF THE PROJECT
The estimated duration of the project is 60 calendar days from the purchase order date.
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