Bidders (Public Contracts In Cameroon) Bidders shall be natural persons or corporate bodies participating in the public procurement procedure. Natural persons or corporate bodies that: (a) are winding up or are bankrupt; (b) are subject to one of the exclusion orders or forfeitures provided for by the laws and regulations in force at the national […]
Bid Evaluation (Public Contracts In Cameroon) The tenders board shall set a duration for the evaluation of technical and financial bids. Such duration must not exceed 10 (ten) working days for minor projects and where bid opening comprises a single stage, and 15 (fifteen) working days where bids are opened in two stages. For complex […]
Admissibility And Opening Of Bids For Public Contracts In Cameroon Administrative documents, technical and financial bids must be submitted in different and separate sealed envelopes. The envelopes referred to above shall bear the number and subject of the invitation to tender and addressed to the Project Owner. They shall not reveal the identity of the […]
Verification Of Goods CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH GOODS ARE VERIFIED Once the itemized declaration has been registered, the customs department may, if it sees fit, verify all or part of the goods declared. In the event of a dispute, the declarant has the right to challenge the results of the partial verification and to request full […]
Transport By Air (Handling Of Goods Through Customs In Cameroon) Aircraft on an international route must cross the border by following the air route imposed on them. They can only land at customs airports. Customs airports are designated by the Government of the State in which they are located; the latter may also take all […]
Sale Of Customs Warehouse Goods In Cameroon Goods that have not been removed within three months of their registration in the deposit register are sold by public auction. Goods that are perishable or in poor condition may be sold immediately with the authorization of the competent judge. Goods with a value of less than 200,000 […]
Right To Inspect Goods, Means Of Transport And Persons For the application of the provisions of the present law and with a view to detecting fraud, officers may inspect goods, means of transport and persons. All drivers of means of transport must comply with the injunctions and stop signals of customs officers. The latter can […]
Removal Of Goods (Customs In Cameroon) If, in the course of the verification of the customs declaration, it becomes necessary to defer the final determination of species, origin or value, the importer of the goods may nevertheless remove them from customs, provided that he furnishes sufficient security in the form of a bond, deposit or […]
Origin And Provenance Of Goods (Customs In Cameroon) Customs duties on imports are levied irrespective of the origin and provenance of the goods, in accordance with the Common External Tariff, except where special provisions for the granting of preferential tariffs are laid down by international commitments in force for preferential tariffs. Natural products originate in […]
Liquidation And Payment Of Duties And Taxes (Customs In Cameroon) Except where the transitional provisions of article 18 above apply, the duties and taxes to be levied on import and export are those in force on the date of registration of the itemized declaration. Duties and taxes payable for each item in the same declaration […]