The Oceania Football Confederation Incorporated ("OFC") is the administrative body for football, futsal, beach soccer in the Oceania region. It is one of six continental confederations of world football's governing body FIFA. With its newly built headquarters located at Ngahue Reserve in Auckland, New Zealand, OFC is currently made up of eleven Member Associations and two Associate Members which it supports through a variety of means including financially and logistically through various programmes. Since 2020, the organization has rapidly evolved into a dynamic organization that can effectively serve our game for the benefit of our people, our culture, our Oceania. With the impact of COVID-19 being felt around the world, OFC is adapting its work and operations to current realities, making our game accessible and inclusive in all its aspects.
Responsible for the development and organization of football across the Pacific. OFC organises educational courses for coaches, referees, administrators, and sports medical personnel as well as FIFA World Cup Qualifier tournaments with many other competitions. While using football as a tool for social development, With the assist budget of the UEFA Confederation, OFC also ensures and plans to help our member associations with IT tools that will be used in their marketing and communication strategy.
To achieve its objectives, OFC is soliciting proposals from potential suppliers for the purchase of several IT equipment for television, media and marketing for our Member Associations. OFC intends to designate as the exclusive supplier for IT equipment for our Member Association.