Médecins Sans Frontières is a private, non-profit international humanitarian organization dedicated to providing medical assistance to populations in crisis, without discrimination and regardless of race, religion, gender, creed, or political affiliation.
Applications are invited for:
Title: Request for Expressions of Interest (EOI) for the Supply and Delivery of Fuel to MSF WACA Guest House
Location: Kano Employment Type: Contract
Notice of Expression of Interest N°: 2026/NGW03/Fuel Supply and Delivery/003
As part of the “Nutrition” project entitled “Support for health facilities in the intervention of malnutrition and treatment of acutely malnourished children aged 6 – 59 months”, Médecins Sans Frontières, West and Central Africa (MSF WACA) informs suppliers in Kano that the partnership application procedure will be open from September 15th until 23rd, 2026.
The categories for which partnership is sought are: Fuel Supply and Delivery to MSF WACA Guest House according to the specifications outlined in Annex 2.
Participation in the procedure is open under the same conditions to all legally recognized legal people and companies.
Applicants must provide any documentation that the Contracting Authority may reasonably require, establishing to the satisfaction of the Contracting Authority that they continue to be admitted to the competition.
Application Closing Date 23rd September, 2026 (17:00pm).
Submission Information Interested suppliers can obtain additional information or seek clarifications from September 16th to 18th, 2026 and consult the partnership file free of charge by making the request only by email to the following address: msfw-kano-supplymanager@waca.msf.org.
Tenders are to be sent by deposit in a sealed envelope referenced “Ref: 2026/NGW03/FUEL/SUPPLY&DELIVERY/003” to the following address: MSF WACA; Office Plot 222 Shehu Kazaure Street, Hotoro GRA, Kano. Or To the following email address: msfw-nigeria-tender@waca.msf.org.
Note
Transportation is charged independently for the cost of Fuel and attracts Withholding Tax at 2%.
No handwritten documents will be accepted. Documents must be valid and printed.
Bidders will pay particular attention to ensure that tenders reach the address mentioned above by 17:00 on September 23rd, 2026, at the latest. Any bids received after this date and time will not be considered.
The non-public opening and evaluation of the tenders will take place at the MSF office at the above-mentioned address.
Successful Bidders for the next stage will be notified of the outcome of their bids by September 25th, 2026. If this deadline has passed, please consider that your bid has not been accepted.
This document is being issued to solicit applications from agripreneur service providers with key technical staff who have substantial hands-on experience in delivering high-quality technical horticulture(tomato) extension services, guaranteeing sustainable off-taking and market linkages to provide trainings, extension and Off-taking/Marketing Linkages) for farmers in Kaduna and Ogun state. The service provider is expected to build smallholder farmers capacity to improve on-farm productivity and absorb the increased production and establishment of smallholder farmers Management Information System (MIS) to track implementation for evidence-based reporting.
The bidder is free to seek any clarification on the methodology or expected deliverables prior to preparation and submission of the proposal. While Heifer understands that completing this assignment will require the experience of a firm with all the requisite expertise, the successful firm can sub-contract components of the assignment to appropriate qualified firms. However, Heifer Nigeria should be duly informed of the plan from the onset, and this should be clearly stated in the bid as appropriate. It should also be noted that Heifer Nigeria will make payments to the contractor based on submission and Heifer’s approval of deliverables. The award agreement will include a payment schedule with specific deliverables; all payments require 15 business days for processing after approval of deliverables.
Background
About Heifer International
Heifer International is a global non-profit organization on a mission to end hunger and poverty in a sustainable way. Since 1944, Heifer International through its work in 19 countries (in Africa, Asia, and the Americas) has supported more than 46 million people around the world to end hunger and poverty in a sustainable way, and 10 million more now on a pathway to sustainable living incomes. Working with rural communities across Africa for 50 years, Heifer International supports farmers and local food producers to strengthen local economies and build secure livelihoods that provide a living income. Heifer’s foundation was built on the belief that ending hunger begins with giving people the means to feed themselves, generate income and achieve sustainable livelihoods for their households. Heifer’s global vision for 2020 – 2030 is to close the living income gap for additional 10 million families. This vision is a focused approach for the African continent to support at least 6 million smallholder farmers in Africa reach sustainable living income. As a part of this commitment, Heifer has expanded its presence in Africa to include Nigeria, with a goal of supporting at least two million households to achieve sustainable living income, through (a) strategic private and public sector partnerships, (b) unlocking demand and market opportunities, (c) investing in priority value chains, and (d) leveraging innovation and emerging agricultural technologies to reach transformational scale. More information about Heifer is available at: www.heifer.org
Heifer Nigeria Country Program
Heifer International established its Nigeria Country Program in 2021, and its Signature Program for Nigeria, named “Naija Unlock”, was designed, and launched. Naija Unlock program’s aim is to support the unlocking of the potentials in Nigeria’s agricultural sector to achieve food self-sufficiency by working with smallholder farmers and local value chain actors to increase their productivity to meet local demand for food and raw material, while closing the living income gap for families in the rice, tomato, and poultry value chains, with plans to add cattle, and small ruminant value chains. Naija Unlock is an evidence-based Signature Program designed to close the living income gap of smallholder farmers on a scale with a permanence of impact. The goal is to assist more than one million households achieve sustainable living income by 2025, and scale to two million households by 2030, through strategic private and public sector partnerships to (a) build social capital of smallholder farmers, (b) unlock farmers access to innovative financing, (c) unlock demand and market opportunities, (d) increase farmers access to mechanization and emerging agricultural innovations, and (e) increase farmers knowledge and adoption of climate smart agricultural practices. Naija Unlock program activities are being implemented currently in five (5) states in Nigeria (Ogun, Edo, Nasarawa, Benue, and Lagos States) with plans to scale to other states with potentials to make impact at transformational scale.
Heifer Nigeria is building resilience and income of smallholder farmers in tomato value chain across Ogun, Lagos and Kaduna states. One of the key components of this initiative is delivering high-quality technical horticulture(tomato) extension services, guaranteeing sustainable off-taking and market linkages, financial literacy and social capital development of these groups. The objective of this initiative is to support smallholder farmers sustainably improve their livelihoods by enhancing their productivity, market access, and resilience
Description of Expected Professional Services
Purpose
The purpose of this request is to support the delivery of high-quality technical extension services to improve on-farm productivity, guaranteeing sustainable off-taking and market linkages to absorb the increased production across communities each in Ogun, Kaduna, Lagos States (Name of Communities to be provided), thereby enhancing their productivity, market access, and resilience
Objectives:
The key objective of this task is to strengthen farmer organizations, delivering tailored extension services on climate-smart and good agronomic practices, and—critically—establishing reliable, structured off-taking arrangements that guarantee a market for the farmers’ produce. Specifically, the consultant will equip the farmers with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience needed to engage in improved on-farm production and marketing. In practice, the service provider will deliver the following activities:
Formation, Strengthening, and Market Readiness of Farmer Producer Groups (FPOs)
Activity: Identify, map, and facilitate the formation and strengthening of 200 tomato farmer producer groups, each comprising approximately 25 members, across Ogun State.
Provide training and support on Heifer’s Values-Based Holistic Community Development (VBHCD) model to build social capital, trust, and collective action.
Mainstream Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLA) within the groups to improve financial inclusion and group savings culture.
Support the formalization of existing and new groups by guiding them through the process of cooperative registration with relevant state authorities.
Provision of Tailored Extension Services on Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) And Good Agronomic Practices (GAP)
Activity: Serve as the primary extension service provider, delivering intensive, hands-on capacity building to FPOs on climate-smart and good agronomic practices for hybrid tomato production. The goal is to significantly enhance farmers’ technical knowledge and achieve measurable yield increases.
Strengthening Market Linkages, Aggregation, and Guaranteed Off-Taking
Activity: Facilitate sustainable and guaranteed market access for the FPOs by directly linking them to reliable off takers, with the Vendor playing an active role in aggregation and offtake coordination. This include identify, map, and formally execute Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with reliable buyers/off takers (processors, wholesalers, retailers, or aggregators) for a defined volume of tomatoes.
Facilitate access to Seed Grant and Establishment of a seedling revolving grant Scheme
Activity: Support established FPOs to expand group lending to include quality inputs for members.
Support to Access Finance for Farm Operations
Activity: Build the capacity of farmers and FPOs to access finance from formal financial institutions for their farm operations.
IV. Scope of the assignment:
A. Purpose
Strengthen the capacity of 200 tomato farmer producer groups, each comprising approximately 25 members, across Ogun and Kaduna States.
Improve Market Linkages, Aggregation, and Guaranteed Off-Taking and access to quality agro inputs.
DELIVERABLES AND REPORTING
The Vendor shall submit the following deliverables to Heifer International according to an agreed-upon timeline:
Inception Report: Detailed work plan, methodology, team composition, and timeline for all activities within 14 days of contract signing.
Baseline Report: Summary of the current status of the target communities, FPOs, and farmers (to be submitted within the first quarter).
Monthly Extension Reports: Summaries of all extension visits, topics covered, number of farmers trained, and field observations.
Off-Take Verification Reports: Detailed reports, submitted monthly, showing the volume, value, and buyers for all tomatoes aggregated and sold from the FPOs.
Quarterly Progress Reports: Detailed narrative and financial reports on activities, achievements, challenges, and lessons learned.
Final Report: Comprehensive final report detailing all activities, outcomes, achievements, challenges, and recommendations for sustainability.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Interested partners must meet the following minimum requirements:
Legal Status: Be a legally registered entity (NGO, CBO, Cooperative, Company, or Firm) in Nigeria with a valid Certificate of Incorporation and other relevant regulatory permits (e.g., Tax Identification Number, PENCOM compliance).
Experience: Demonstrate a minimum of 5 years of proven experience in implementing agricultural development programs, specifically in:
Farmer group formation and strengthening.
Training on Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) and Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA).
Value chain development and market linkage facilitation.
Geographic Presence: Have a proven track record of working in Ogun State or similar agro-ecological zones in South-West Nigeria.
Technical Capacity: Possess a team of qualified experts in agronomy, agricultural economics, cooperative development, and Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E).
Financial Management: Demonstrate sound financial management and reporting systems.
Integrity: Have no history of fraud, corruption, or other unethical practices.
MANDATORY – CAPACITY FOR EXTENSION AND OFF-TAKING: The Vendor must demonstrate verifiable, practical capacity in both (a) the direct delivery of agricultural extension/training services to smallholder farmers, AND (b) the physical off-taking, aggregation, or bulk purchase of perishable agricultural produce (specifically tomatoes or similar vegetables) from smallholder farmers. This must be evidenced by past contracts, purchase records, or partnership agreements with off-takers. Proposals that do not clearly demonstrate capacity in both pillars will be disqualified.
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Interested applicants must submit a single PDF document containing the following:
Technical Proposal: Detailing:
Understanding of the ToR and the context.
Proposed methodology and approach for each activity (A-E), with a dedicated, detailed section on your Extension Services delivery model (Activity B) and your Off-Taking/Market Linkage model (Activity C) .
Detailed costed work plan and timeline.
Team composition and CVs of key personnel.
Evidence of capacity for extension and off-taking (as per Section 5.7). This must include references, copies of past off-take agreements, sales records, or aggregation reports.
Financial Proposal: A detailed budget breakdown in Naira, including all costs (personnel, activities, materials, logistics, overheads, etc.) for the entire project period. The budget must be clearly linked to the activities described in the scope of work
Annexes
Documents in favor of previous relevant projects.
Organization’s/Firm’s Certificate, PIN and VAT registration.
A summary of similar previous assignments undertaken within the last 3 years.
Interested firms legally eligible to implement this assignment in Nigeria are requested to submit a proposal. Please include the name of the person in your organization who will be involved in negotiating the contract as well as your telephone and email contact information. Submissions must be in English and typed single-spaced using Times New Roman font size 12, with a complete set of appendices/attachments as applicable. All pages must be numbered and include the SOW reference number on the cover page and the name of the organization at the bottom of each page.
The successful consulting firm will be required to produce the following documents before entering into an Independent Contractor Agreement (ICA) with Heifer:
Certificate of Incorporation or Business Registration Certificate.
A Partnership Deed if you are running a partnership business.
Tax Compliance Certificate.
Physical location including town, building, room number and postal address.
Trade reference and clientele list including their respective contacts.
Heifer International reserves the right to accept or reject any proposal and to annul the selection process at any time without thereby incurring any liability to the affected applicant(s).
The technical and financial proposals must be submitted by email to procurement-ng@heifer.org. with clear subject line Tomato Value Chain Intervention and include the State(s) of interest (Ogun, Kaduna, and Lagos States). and submitted byThursday, September 8th, 2026, at 5:00pm WAT. All questions regarding this RFP must be sent via email to (procurement-ng@heifer.org ) with the subject line “Clarification: Tomato Value Chain Intervention.”
Heifer retains the right to terminate this RFP or modify the requirements upon notification to the Offerors.
IX.Selection Criteria
Submitted proposals must clearly demonstrate alignment with the SoW outlined above and with the appropriate level of details. Heifer’s goal is to ultimately sign on with the Offeror whose proposal best follows the instructions in this RFP, includes the strong evaluation team, and is most cost effective. Proposals will be evaluated according to the following criteria:
Proposal evaluation focus
Percentage
Accuracy and relevance of the proposed technical approach and methodology, Quality, Feasibility, and Depth of the Proposed Extension Services Model (Activity B)
20%
Completeness of proposal according to the RFP (general information, activity plan, risk assessment and mitigation plan, Quality, Feasibility, and Depth of the Proposed Off-Taking & Market Linkage Model
20%
budget, team expertise, etc.)
Proposed team: expertise and competencies to address project components, Organizational Capacity and Past Performance, with specific weight given to demonstrated success in both training and off-taking
20%
Relevance and capability/skill to implement/manage the assignment,
20%
Budget justification and costs realism
20%
The selection committee will evaluate the technical proposal based upon the criteria listed above and they will evaluate the financial proposal based on cost reasonableness and cost-effectiveness in the budget.
X. Validity of Proposals
Proposals submitted shall remain open for acceptance for 30 days business from the last date specified for receipt of the proposal. This includes, but is not limited to, pricing, terms and conditions, service levels, and all other information. If your organization is selected, all information in this document and the negotiation process are contractually binding.
No.
Activity
Due date
1.
Proposal reception
September 8th 2026
2.
Processing and selection
September 16th 2026
3.
Notification of award
October 2nd 2026
4.
Award agreement negotiation
October 5th 2026
5.
Signing award
October 7th 2026
XI. Award Process and Contract Mechanism
Heifer will issue a fixed award agreement based on the submission and Heifer’s acceptance of deliverables.
Once an award is issued, it will include the payment schedule with the deliverables specified above.
XII. Limitations
This Request for Proposal does not represent a commitment to award a contract, to pay any costs incurred in the preparation of a response to this RFP, or to procure or contract for services or supplies. Heifer reserves the right to fund any or none of the applications submitted and reserves the right to accept or reject in its entirety and absolute discretion any proposal received in response to the RFP.
XIII. Intellectual Property
Ownership Generally.
Any intellectual property (including but not limited to copyrights, trademarks, service marks, and patents), intellectual property rights, deliverables, manuals, works, ideas, discoveries, inventions, products, writings, photographs, videos, drawings, lists, data, strategies, materials, processes, procedures, systems, programs, devices, operations, or information developed in whole or in part by or on behalf of Contractor or its employees or agents in connection with the Services and/or Goods (collectively, the “Work Product”) shall be the exclusive property of Heifer International. Upon request, the Contractor shall sign all documents and take all actions necessary to confirm or perfect Heifer’s exclusive ownership of the Work Product.
Prior-Owned Intellectual Property.
Any intellectual property owned by a Party prior to the Effective Date (“Prior-Owned IP”) shall remain that Party’s sole and exclusive property. Regarding any of Contractor’s Prior-Owned IP included in the Work Product, the Contractor shall retain ownership, and hereby grants Heifer a permanent, nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide, irrevocable right and license to use, copy, reproduce, publicly display, edit, revise, perform, and distribute said intellectual property, in any format or any medium, as part of the Work Product.
Premiere Urgence Internationale (PUI) is a non-governmental, non-profit, non-political and non-religious international aid organization. Our teams are committed to supporting civilians’ victims of marginalization and exclusion, or hit by natural disasters, wars and economic collapses, by answering their fundamental needs. Our aim is to provide emergency relief to uprooted people to help them recover their dignity and regain self-sufficiency.
Reference Number: NGA/TAX/COO/26/010 Location: Nigeria Procedure: National Open Tender Programme: Multi Donors Contracting Authority: Première Urgence International in Nigeria
Contract
The purpose of this advertisement is to sign an Agreement for Customs Clearances, Forwarding and Transport Services to PUI Nigeria Mission.
Evaluation Criteria
Administrative, technical and financial.
Awarding Criteria:
The contract will be awarded to the best bidder considering administratively and technically compliant offers.
UNICEF contributes to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals in Nigeria with a mandate to advocate for the protection of children’s rights, to help meet their basic needs and to expand their opportunities to reach their full potential.
At UNICEF, we are committed, passionate, and proud of what we do for as long as we are needed. Promoting the rights of every child is not just a job – it is a calling.
UNICEF is a place where careers are built. We offer our staff diverse opportunities for professional and personal development that will help them reinforce a sense of purpose while serving children and communities across the world. We welcome everyone who wants to belong and grow in a diverse and passionate culture, coupled with an attractive compensation and benefits package.
TERMS OF REFERENCE
The consultant will support UNICEF Nigeria in strengthening SBC innovation, digital engagement, and AAP systems as part of integrated programming.
This Will Include
Digital Youth Engagement Study
NOA Hotline Transition
AAP Information Management
Minimum Requirements
Education: Master`s degree in Social Sciences, Public Health, Information Management, Data Science, ICT, Communication for Development, Social and Behaviour Change, or related field.
Work Experience: Minimum of 5 years of relevant professional experience in Social and Behaviour Change, Accountability to Affected Populations, community feedback mechanisms, digital engagement, information management, or related programme support. Demonstrated experience supporting coordination, analysis, documentation, and use of feedback/data systems for programme decision-making is required.
Skills :
Demonstrated experience in SBC, AAP, community engagement, or community feedback mechanisms.
Strong experience in data analysis, information management, documentation, and dashboard/reporting support.
Experience supporting digital engagement initiatives, youth research, feedback systems, hotline systems, CRM platforms, or CFM systems.
Strong coordination, communication, stakeholder engagement, and report-writing skills.
Ability to work remotely, manage deliverables independently, and coordinate with multiple internal and external stakeholders.
Good understanding of data protection, privacy, confidentiality, and safeguarding principles.
Language Requirements: Fluency in English is required. Knowledge of another UN language or relevant Nigerian language is an asset.
Desirables:
Experience working with UNICEF, the UN system, or similar international development/humanitarian organizations.
Experience with digital youth engagement, hotline transition, Viamo-supported platforms, Power BI/dashboard systems, or AAP information management.
Familiarity with the Nigeria programme context is an asset.
SUMAILA LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCIL, KANO STATE TENDER ADVERT
THIS IS TO INVITE SUITABLE QUALIFIED CONTRACTORS FOR PRE-QUALIFICATION TO TENDER FOR THE EXECUTION OF THE FOLLOWING LIST OF INTENDED PROJECTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. Completion of Friday mosque at magami. 2. Construction class room block across 11 wards. 3. General Renovation of health centre across 11ward. 4. Renovation of class room blocks across 11wards. 5. Rehabilitation of feeder road from Bingi to Kanawa, all in Sumaila Local Government Area of Kano State.
PRE-QUALIFICATION DOCUMENTS: PROSPECTIVE CONTRACTORS MUST SATISFY ALL THE REQUIRED AND NECESSARY PRE-QUALIFICATION CONDITION, CRITERIA AND PROCEDURE LAID DOWN BY ALL THE RELEVANT AUTHORITIES.
SUBMISSION OF PRE-QUALIFICATION DOCUMENTS ALL PRE-QUALIFICATION DOCUMENTS OF EITHER OF THE ABOVE PROJECT ARE DELIVERED ON OR BEFORE 2 WEEKS FROM THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE IN SEALED ENVELOPES AND BOLDLY MARKED PRE-QUALIFICATION TO TENDER AND ADDRESSED TO THE P.R.S DEPARTMENT SUMAILA LOCAL GOVERNMENT KANO.
SIGNED: MANAGEMENT SUMAILA LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCIL, KANO STATE
Jhpiego, an Affiliate of Johns Hopkins University, is a global leader in improving healthcare services for women and their families.
We are recruiting to fill the position below:
Job Title: Consultant, Facilitation of Leadership and Management Training for Public Health Programs
Job Id: 914948 Locations: Abuja, Ebonyi, and Kebbi Job Type: Full Time
Overview
MCGL in collaboration with RISE Nigeria is organizing a Leadership and Management Training for Public Health Programs targeting high-level and midlevel, government stakeholders across Ebonyi, Kebbi and the FCT.
The training aims to strengthen leadership, governance, program management, and accountability within Nigeria’s health system.
To support this, Jhpiego seeks to engage a qualified firm or a team of expert consultants with demonstrated experience in leadership development and health systems strengthening to design and facilitate the training.
The objective is to design, deliver, and evaluate a high-quality, interactive leadership and management training programme tailored to senior and mid-level public health leaders in Nigeria.
Responsibilities Training Design and Customization:
Review national and sub-national priorities, policies, and gaps across MNCH, Nutrition, and Immunization
Develop a context-specific SMART advocacy curriculum integrating the three technical areas
Align content with national strategies and global best practices in health advocacy.
Development of Training Materials:
Prepare high-quality facilitator manuals, participant handbooks, presentations, and advocacy tools
Develop practical tools, including: Advocacy problem analysis frameworks, Stakeholder mapping and power analysis tools, Message development templates, SMART advocacy planning templates
Incorporate real-life case studies relevant to Nigeria
Training Facilitation
Facilitate a 3–5-day in-person training using participatory adult learning approaches
Deliver sessions covering: Principles of SMART advocacy, Advocacy strategy design and prioritization, Policy engagement and influencing, Evidence-based messaging and communication, Stakeholder engagement and coalition building.
Guide participants to develop integrated advocacy action plans addressing MNCH, Nutrition, and Immunization issues.
Capacity Building and Coaching:
Provide hands-on technical support to participants to: Develop clear, measurable (SMART) advocacy objectives and Build feasible advocacy implementation plans
Facilitate peer exchange and learning
Provide post-training support/mentorship (where applicable)
Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting
Design and administer pre- and post-training assessments
Evaluate participant learning outcomes and satisfaction
Document key insights, lessons learned, and recommendations
Submit a comprehensive final report.
Deliverables:
The consultants are expected to deliver:
Inception report (approach, methodology, and workplan)
Adapted SMART advocacy training curriculum (integrated MNCH, Nutrition,
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY DUTSE IBRAHIM ALIYU BYPASS, DUTSE, JIGAWA STATE, NIGERIA PMB 7156, www.fud.edu.ng
INVITATION FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (PPP) PROJECTS
The Management of Federal University Dutse, Jigawa State, Nigeria, in its commitment to infrastructure development, innovation, and improved service delivery, hereby invites reputable investors, developers, financial institutions, and consortiums to submit Expression of Interest (EOI) for partnership under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement for the development of strategic infrastructure and services within the University.
PROJECT OPPORTUNITIES
Interested investors may express interest in any of the following projects:
1. Development of Modern Student Hostel Accommodation Construction and operation of modem hostel facilities to meet the growing accommodation needs of students 2. University Commercial and Shopping Complex Development of a modern commercial centre including retail shops, banking services, restaurants, and business facilities. 3. Solar Power and Renewable Energy Projects Development of sustainable energy solutions including solar power generation for the University campus 4. Research and Innovation Centres Establishment of research facilities and innovation hubs to support academic and technological development. 5. ICT and Digital Infrastructure Development Deployment of modern ICT infrastructure, including data centres, fibre connectivity, and Sisart campus solutions 6. Agricultural and Agribusiness Development Projects Development of commercial
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Interested firms/consortiums must demonstrate: * Proven experience in executing similar infrastructure or development projects * Strong financial capacity to undertake the proposed investment * Relevant technical expertise and managerial competence * Evidence of company registration and legal status * Company profile and organizational structure * Evidence of registration/incorporation * Evidence of relevant project experience * Proposed partnership or investment model * Evidence of financial capability
SUBMISSION DEADLINE All Expressions of Interest must be submitted within six (6) weeks from the date of publication of this advertisement
METHOD OF SUBMISSION Interested firms should submit their documents in sealed envelopes clearly marked: “Expression of Interest for PPP Projects-Federal University Dutse” and addressed to
The Director Directorate of Development and Public-Private Partnership Federal University Dutse Jigawa State, Nigeria.
IMPORTANT NOTICE * Only shortlisted investors will be invited for further discussions and submission of detailed proposals * Federal University Dutse reserves the right to accept or reject any submission without assigning any reason.
Signed Abubakar Mijinyawa, FCIA, F. Inst.AM Registrar Federal University Dutse
Yankari Game Reserve in Bauchi State is the richest wildlife site in Nigeria and a popular ecotourism destination, primarily for national tourists. Although there are periodic security challenges in the region, it remains a popular tourist attraction during holiday periods. Despite this, the tourism potential of Yankari Game Reserve is relatively untapped, with significant historical and cultural elements underdeveloped. Most visitors are day trippers to utilize the conference facilities or for a short savanna wildlife experience. Yet the game reserve has made significant investments in infrastructure and can accommodate >100 people, if maintenance and management were strengthened.
WCS has been providing technical and financial support to the management of Yankari Game Reserve since 2014. Strengthening the existing tourism operations could generate sustainable revenue that could support the financing of Yankari Game Reserve and provide both economic benefits to local communities and Bauchi State Government.
WCS therefore seeks to commission a Tourism Development & Management Analysis to assess the tourism development potential of YGR, evaluate alternative tourism management approaches, and identify realistic opportunities to strengthen tourism performance, financial sustainability and long-term revenue generation. This should include consideration of potential private sector participation in tourism operations through concessionaire or similar partnership models.
Objective
The objective of the consultancy is to evaluate whether strengthened tourism investment and alternative tourism management approaches at Yankari Game Reserve could significantly improve tourism performance, financial sustainability and long-term revenue generation relative to the current situation.
The consultancy should provide a realistic and evidence-based assessment of:
the tourism market potential of YGR;
the level and type of investment likely required;
the operational feasibility of alternative tourism management approaches;
the potential for tourism revenues to contribute more substantially to reserve management and local economic benefits.
Scope of Work
The consultancy should include the following components:
Market Analysis and Tourism Potential
The consultant should assess:
current tourism visitation patterns and trends;
key visitor demographics and origin markets;
current visitor motivations and tourism products;
opportunities for growth in domestic and regional tourism markets;
realistic market positioning for YGR within Nigeria and the wider region;
constraints affecting tourism growth, including accessibility, security perceptions, infrastructure and competition.
The analysis should provide a realistic assessment of the scale and type of tourism growth that may reasonably be achievable under improved tourism management and investment scenarios.
Operational and Management Analysis
The consultant should assess:
Analysis of potential private sector partners operating in the tourism space in Nigeria and Bauchi State
Local capacity and resource availability
the current tourism infrastructure and operational model at YGR;
engagement of private tourism operators or concessionaires;
hybrid or partnership approaches.
The analysis should include high-level consideration of the potential role of private sector partners, relevant examples from comparable protected areas in Africa, relevant regulatory and investment considerations in Nigeria.
Financial and Investment Analysis
The consultant should prepare indicative financial projections and investment analysis for selected tourism development scenarios, including:
Indicative capital expenditure requirements;
major operating costs;
realistic revenue projections based on visitor and occupancy assumptions;
potential income streams, including accommodation, entrance fees, conferencing and ancillary tourism activities;
indicative profitability and sustainability considerations;
high-level assessment of the potential contribution of tourism revenues to reserve management financing and local communities.
Risk Assessment
The consultant should assess key risks and constraints that may affect tourism development at YGR, including:
security-related risks;
political and economic instability;
tourism demand fluctuations;
infrastructure and accessibility limitations;
operational and investment risks.
Deliverables
The consultant will be expected to deliver:
an inception report outlining methodology and workplan;
a draft Tourism Development & Management Analysis report;
a final report incorporating comments from WCS and stakeholders;
a presentation of key findings and recommendations.
The final report should include:
practical recommendations regarding tourism development priorities;
comparative assessment of tourism management options;
indicative investment requirements and financial projections;
recommendations regarding the potential role of private sector participation in tourism operations.
Intended Use of the Consultancy
The results of the consultancy will be used to support strategic discussions regarding the future development, financing, and management of tourism operations at Yankari Game Reserve.
How to apply
Interested professionals are asked to submit:
A technical proposal: should include a brief profile of the consultant, response to the items 1-4 on the scope of work
A portfolio: should include a listing of similar jobs done with names of organization/client and contact persons.
A financial proposal: Should include costs for analysis and related expenses, along with the applicable currency.
All requests for clarification and questions concerning this call for must be submitted in writing no later than July 6, 2026, to sjwanle@wcs.org
All complete proposals must be submitted as a digital file attached to the submission email sent to: ngprocurement@wcs.org by 4:00 PM (Nigerian time) on July 14, 2026.
Evaluation criteria
All proposals will be assessed based on the following criteria:
Responsiveness to the scope of work
Experience conducting similar analyses
Understanding of the context
Financial proposal
General conditions
This Request for Proposals (RFP) does not obligate WCS to award a contract and does not constitute an offer to enter into a contract for the services outlined herein.
WCS is not responsible for any costs incurred in preparing, submitting, or negotiating a response to this RFP, nor for any other costs associated with this process.
All information and documents contained in this RFP, as well as any information shared by its agents in connection with this call, are confidential and remain the exclusive property of WCS.
As a condition of the award, WCS may require any proposer to make modifications, additions, or deletions to their proposal.
WCS reserves the right to modify any part of this RFP at the time of award if necessary.
In addition to value-added tax (VAT), WCS applies a 5% withholding tax deduction for local consultants, complying with relevant Nigerian laws.
BAUCHI STATE GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA LIVESTOCK PRODUCTIVITY AND RESILIENCE SUPPORT PROJECT (L-PRES)- BAUCHI STATE COORDINATING OFFICE REQUEST FOR BIDS WORKS (WITHOUT PREQUALIFICATION) COUNTRY: NIGERIA PROJECT: LIVESTOCK PRODUCTIVITY AND RESILIENCE SUPPORT PROJECT, (L-PRES) CONTRACT TITLE: UPGRADING OF TWELVE LIVESTOCK MARKETS BAUCHI, ALKALERI, TULU, NABARDO, GANJUWA, WARJI, GIADE, HARDAWA, YANA, SAKWA, GAMAWA AND AZARE CREDIT NO.: IDA 70570 RFB NO: NG-BAU-LPRES-544244-CW-RFB ISSUED ON: MONDAY 22ND JUNE 2026
1. The Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) (hereinafter called “Borrower”) has received financing from the International Development Association (IDA) (the “Bank”) in the form of a “credit” (hereinafter called “credit” toward the cost of Livestock Productivity and Resilience Support Project (L-PRES). The Livestock Productivity and Resilience Support Project (L-PRES), State Coordination Office (SCO), Bauchi, an implementing agency of the Client intends to apply a portion of the proceeds of this credit to eligible payments under the contract for Upgrading of Twelve Live Stock Markets in Bauchi, Alkaleri, Tulu, Nabardo, Ganjuwa, Warji, Giade, Hardawa, Yana, Sakwa, Gamawa and Azare (lot 1&2) Payments by the Bank will be made only at the request of the Livestock Productivity and Resilience Support Project (L-PRES), Bauchi State Coordination Office (SCO) Bauchi and upon approval by the Bank, and will be subject, in all respects, to the terms and conditions of the financing agreement.
2 The Livestock Productivity and Resilience Support Project –Bauchi State Coordination Office, Bauchi State now invites sealed bids from eligible Bidders for this activity: Upgrading of Milk Collection Centre in Sullubawa, Wuro Jauro and Adamami (lot 1&2); the work period is for (6) months. The margin of Preference shall not be allowed.
Name of the work: Upgrading of Twelve Livestock Markert’s in Bauchi, Alkaleri, Tulu, Nabardo, Ganjuwa, Warji, Giade, Hardawa, Yana, Sakwa, Gamawa and Azare (lot 1&2)
LOT 1 ACTIVITY: Upgrading of Livestock Markert in Bauchi, Alkaleri, Tulu, Ganjuwa, Warji and Nabardo in Bauchi State. BID SECURITY: N 58,089,942.00 FINANCIAL CAPABILITY/CASH FLOW: N 484,082,854.37 AVERAGE ANNUAL TURNOVER: N 2,904,497,126.20 Specific Experience & Contract Management: N 2,033,147,988.34
LOT 2 ACTIVITY: Upgrading of Livestock Markert in Yana, Giade, Hardawa Sakwa, Gamawa, and Azare in Bauchi State. BID SECURITY: N 58,105,241.00 FINANCIAL CAPABILITY/CASH FLOW: N 485,087,351.22 AVERAGE ANNUAL TURNOVER: N 2,910,524,107.30 Specific Experience & Contract Management: N 2,037,366,875.11
Note: Only one lot will be awarded to a firm.
Bidding will be conducted through Open National Procurement using Request for Bids (RFB) as specified in the World Bank’s “Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers” Procurement in Investment Projects Financing” Revised Edition of February 2025(“Procurement Regulations”) available on www.worldbank.org/procure and is open to all Bidders as defined in the Procurement Regulations.
4 Interested eligible Bidders may obtain further information from the office of the Livestock Productivity and Resilience Support Project –Bauchi State Coordination Office (L-PRES) and inspect the bidding document during office hours from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (local time) – Monday – Friday, at the address given below.
5 The Bidding document in English may be purchased by interested eligible Bidders upon the submission of a written application to the address below and upon payment of a non-refundable fee of One Hundred Thousand Naira (NGN100,000.00) Only. The method of payment will be by bank draft or direct transfer to the designated account below: Acct Name: Livestock Productivity and Resilience Support Project L-PRES Draw Down Account Account Number: 2002321199 Bank Name: FCMB Proof of payment to be presented at the address below. At the bidder’s request, the documents could also be sent by courier after paying an additional fee to cover the delivery cost.
4. Bids must be delivered to the address in paragraph 7 below on or before 20TH day of July 2026.11:00 am (local time) Electronic Bidding will not be permitted. Late Bids will be rejected. Bids will be publicly opened in the presence of the Bidders designated representatives and anyone who chooses to attend at the address below at exactly 11.00 am, 20th day of July 2026.
5. All Bids must be accompanied by a Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) and/or Sexual Harassment (SH) Declaration.
6. Attention is drawn to the Procurement Regulations requiring the Borrower to disclose information on the successful bidder’s beneficial ownership, as part of the Contract Award Notice, using the Beneficial Ownership Disclosure Form as included in the bidding document.
7. The address referred to above is:
Livestock Productivity and Resilience Support Project State Project Coordination Office No 5 Adamu Jumba Road Old GRA, Jos Road, Behind Fire Service Office, Bauchi, Bauchi State. Email address: bauchi@lpresnigeria.gov.ng Shiramusa1@gmail.com Phone: 08065166682, 08035004595
WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME PROGRAMME ALIMENTAIRE MONDIAL PROGRAMA MUNDIAL DE ALIMENTOS SAVING LIVES CHANGING LIVES ADDENDUM TO EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) FOR INCLUSION IN THE WFP’S VENDOR ROSTER REF. WFP-SC-ABJ-EOI-2026-002
Pursuant to the WFP Nigeria Expression of Interest (EOI) Ref. WFP-SC-ABJ-EOI-2026-002 for the inclusion of Food, Goods, and Services vendors to broaden the vendor roster, with the initial closing date of June 22, 2026, this Addendum seeks to: Extend the closing date of the ongoing WFP EOI and include two additional categories under Category B – Goods and Services. For reference, please note that the EOI was advertised as follows:
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CATEGORY B: GOODS AND / OR SERVICES VENDOR CATEGORIES Interested companies are invited to express interest in any of the following additional goods and/or services categories.
1. Hotel Accommodation, Meals and Conferencing Facilities (Hotels) 2. Bottled Water Supplies
Interested candidates must indicate services as subject of the application; WFP-SC-ABJ-EOI-2026-002– Category B (Insert Vendor Category).
Interested firms should request for the link to the EOI Questionnaire, Registration Forms and list of pre-qualification requirements by writing to nigeria.eoi@wfp.org no later than 30 June 2026 (1600hrs local time).
Completed registration forms, duly signed, and stamped, along with the requested supporting documents must reach WFP, no later than 15 July 2026 (1600 hours local time), through an online link which will be shared on request. All requested documentation will only be accepted online, and incomplete applications will also be rejected.
Firms can apply for registration under more than one category, subject to the profile compliance with the goods and/ or services of the relevant category(ies). No application will be entertained without receipt of duly signed and stamped soft copies, via the provided link, of the requested documents by 15 July 2026 (1600 hours local time).
A response to this Request for Expression of Interest does not constitute inclusion in the WFP vendor roster or shortlisting for a tender. WFP reserves the right to change or cancel the EOI at any time. WFP may be contacted for any queries related to this EOI process only via nigeria.eoi@wfp.org.
QUALIFIED WOMEN BUSINESS OWNERS AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITY (PwD) ARE PARTICULARLY ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.