(Specifications as bellows;) Delivery Period – Please mention Quotation Validity Period – Please mention Credit Period – Please mention Business Registration Copy & Other relevant certificates – Should be attached Company Seal and Details- Should be placed in the Document Sealed quotations should be directed to the following address indicating Reference Number (SLRCS/PRO/2022/025) on the

Specifications as below; Model – Should be a corporate model Processor – Intel Core i3 , i5 or i7 RAM 16 GB Hard drive – Minimum 512 GB Keyboard – With numeric pad and without (15.6” or 14”) Operating system – Windows (professional) Should be included: • MS Office Home and Business – options with

Applications are invited from Suppliers, Agents Manufacturers & Contractors who wish to register themselves with the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society for the supply of the following items/services during the year 2023. ITEMS: 1. Stationery(Envelopes, Photocopy Paper, Ballpoint Pens, Pencils, Paper Clips, Photocopy toner, Ribbons, CDs, Toners etc.) 2. Office Furniture (Steel cupboards, Cabinets etc.)

The Sri Lanka Red Cross Society invites sealed tenders from interested parties for the Janitorial Service Providers. Location 1 Red Cross Tower, 106, Dharmapala Mawatha, Colombo-07. Description of the Building Office building – with ground floor mezzanine floor,8 floors, and rooftop Cleaning Requirement • General cleaning of the common areas and the surrounding the building

The Sri Lanka Red Cross Society invites sealed tenders from interested parties for the supply of the following items, Dry Ration Packs – 6,800 nos Specifications for Dry Rations: Rice (Keeri Samba – 5kg packs) – Qty 6,800 Sugar (1kg packs) – Qty 6,800 Dhal Red (1kg pack) – Qty 6,800 Wheat flour (2kg packs)

An unprecedented economic crisis is unfolding in Sri Lanka. The Sri Lankan rupee is plunging to a record low against the U.S. dollar. Inflation rates are continuously on the rise and have already reached double digits. Import controls are in effect that is leading to island-wide shortages of essential items. And the country is teetering

Sri Lanka has been faced with increasing frequency and intensity of disasters recently due to changes in weather patterns. Disasters such as flash floods, prolonged droughts and landslides occurring due to extreme weather have deprived lives and livelihoods while affecting almost all economic sectors of the country adversely. The dry zone of Sri Lanka receives