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PROCUREMENT FOR SUPPLY OF ORIGINAL SPARE PARTS VEHICLE: TOYOTA LAND CRUISER

REQUEST FOR QUOTATION

REFERENCE:UNDP-NGA-01431

BENEFICIARY COUNTRIES OR TERRITORIES:NIGERIA

REGISTRATION LEVEL:BASIC

PUBLISHED ON:26-MAY-2026

DEADLINE ON:03-JUN-2026 07:27 (GMT -4.00)

Description

REQUEST FOR QUOTATION: PROCUREMENT OF GENERATOR PARTS- UN HOUSE CATERPILLAR GENERATORS 

Interested suppliers must submit their offer directly in the system as instructed in the solicitation document, following the instructions in the available user guide. In case you have never registered before

FIND THE FULL NOTICE HERE:https://www.ungm.org/Public/Notice/302168

UNDP
SAFE ROOM REINFORCEMENT & FIRE ALARM SYSTEM INSTALLATION FOR PLATEAU OFFICE
REQUEST FOR QUOTATION
REFERENCE: UNDP-NGA-01432
BENEFICIARY COUNTRIES OR TERRITORIES: NIGERIA
REGISTRATION LEVEL: BASIC
PUBLISHED ON: 26-MAY-2026
DEADLINE ON: 28-MAY-2026 11:00 (GMT -4.00)

Description
SAFE ROOM REINFORCEMENT, CCTV & FIRE ALARM SYSTEM INSTALLATION FOR PLATEAU OFFICE
Interested suppliers must submit their offer directly in the system as instructed in the solicitation document, following the instructions in the available user guide

FIND THE FULL NOTICE HERE: https://www.ungm.org/Public/Notice/302127

ILO

HOTEL SERVICES FOR ILO ACCEL AFRICA PHASE II ACTIVITY IN MINNA NIGER STATE

REQUEST FOR QUOTATION

REFERENCE:RFX_6912_ROAF

BENEFICIARY COUNTRIES OR TERRITORIES: NIGERIA

REGISTRATION LEVEL: BASIC

PUBLISHED ON:26-MAY-2026

DEADLINE ON:02-JUN-2026 00:59 (GMT 2.00)

Description

Dear Bidder, The INTERNATIONAL LABOUR OFFICE (hereinafter the “ILO”) is pleased to invite your company to submit an offer for this RFQ. To enable you to prepare and submit a bid, please refer to the attached Annexes in the attachment area.

FIND THE FULL NOTICE HERE:https://www.ungm.org/Public/Notice/302111

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION(IOM)

PURCHASE OF BALLISTIC VEST FOR IOM NIGERIA

REQUEST FOR QUOTATION

REFERENCE:30000026690

BENEFICIARY COUNTRIES OR TERRITORIES: NIGERIA

REGISTRATION LEVEL: BASIC

PUBLISHED ON:26-MAY-2026

DEADLINE ON: 02-JUN-2026 10:12 0.00

Description

Purchase of Ballistic Vest (Delivery to Maiduguri, Nigeria)

FIND THE FULL NOTICE HERE:https://www.ungm.org/Public/Notice/302146

ITB/RFP Nr: EOI-NGA-ABJ-2026-001

ITB/RFP Tender Notice

EOI-NGA-ABJ-2026-001: Financial service Providers Legally able to operate in Nigeria

The Danish Refugee Council (DRC), in collaboration with Caritas Germany, the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), and Solidarités International (SI) is providing support to displacement-affected communities in Nigeria, in order to enable them to meet their essential needs independently and sustainably, and restore their ability to mitigate impact of, adapt to and recover from future shocks and stresses in a way that reduces chronic vulnerability.
This Expression of Interest (EOI) process is the first stage of a multi-stage process. DRC intends to distribute cash and/or vouchers up to a value of 8,300,000 Euros to our beneficiaries through one or more FINANCIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS (FSPs) to implement Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA). CVA refers to all programme where cash transfers or vouchers for goods or services are directly provided to recipients. The FSPs passing the evaluation of the EOI will be invited to participate in a Request for Proposal (RFP). The overall goal of DRC’s CVA is to support vulnerable and crisis-affected populations in meeting their basic and recovery needs through safe, dignified, and efficient cash-based assistance. It also intends to provide choice and flexibility to beneficiaries for usage of cash as per their needs. This will cover DRC’s Programme sectors: Protection, Economic Recovery, Shelter and Settlements, Food Security, and WASH.

Line	Item	Time, date, address as appropriate
1	ITB published	25th May 2026
2	Clarification / Technical Questions	Write to procurement.nga@drc.ngo
3	Closing date and time for receipt of bids	08 Jun 2026 16:00 UTC

Interested applicants may click on the link provided here https://drc.ngo/en/tenders/financial-service-providers/  to access the full Expression of Interest (EOI) package or send a request via email to procurement.nga@drc.ngo to receive the complete package.

Handling Office:

DRC Abuja,Nigeria

Name: Supply Chain Unit

Address: No 23  Celine Ayom  crescent Adjacent NAF conference center Kado Abuja

E-Mail: Procurement.nga@drc.ngo

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) responds to the world’s worst humanitarian crises and helps people to survive and rebuild their lives. Founded in 1933 at the request of Albert Einstein, the IRC offers lifesaving care and life-changing assistance to refugees forced to flee from war or disaster. At work today in over 40 countries and 22 U.S. cities, we restore safety, dignity and hope to millions who are uprooted and struggling to endure. The IRC leads the way from harm to home.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Consultant – Industrial Feasibility for Tom Brown Reformulation

Job Requisition ID: JR00003537
Location: Maiduguri, Borno
Total number of Consultants: 1
Country Program: Nigeria
Proposed Dates: May – June, 2026
Duration: 2 months

Background of the project  

• IRC is exploring whether Tom Brown can be reformulated into a safer, more consistent, treatment-grade product for moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) in Northeast Nigeria.
• The goal is to define a product that remains locally familiar, affordable, and practical to prepare, while meeting stronger standards for nutrition, safety, quality, and production consistency.

This consultancy focuses on the industrial feasibility side of the work, with explicit goals to:

• Define the industrial feasibility constraints and production pathway for reformulated Tom Brown.
• Clarify what can realistically be produced through local facilities, larger production partners, or a staged pathway across both.
• Identify the equipment, process, QA/QC, and facility adaptations required for early testing, pilot production, and potential scale-up.
• Assess 3–4 candidate reformulations against real-world production constraints.
• Estimate cost, capacity, bottlenecks, and investment needs for moving from early testing to larger production.
• Identify QA infrastructure gaps and determine what procurement-grade evidence should be collected during prototype production.

Scope of work 

• The consultant will lead the definition of industrial feasibility constraints for reformulated Tom Brown and translate those constraints into practical decisions for formulation, production, and scale-up.
• Define industrial feasibility constraints and production pathway (Primary Deliverable)
• Define the feasible production pathways for reformulated Tom Brown, including roasting, milling, blending, extrusion, or hybrid approaches.
• Identify the key constraints that should shape formulation and production decisions, including machinery, batch size, throughput, process control, ingredient handling, oil content, aflatoxin risk, rancidity, moisture control, shelf stability, and production consistency.
• Clarify which constraints are absolute red lines, which can be solved through adaptation, and which should be tested during prototype or pilot production.
• Translate constraints into a usable feasibility framework
• a. Produce a clear decision framework that helps IRC understand:
• What can be produced locally now What could be produced with modest adaptation What would require larger investment or a different production partner What is not feasible under current conditions Key trade-offs between cost, manufacturability, stability, quality, and complexity
• The framework should be practical enough to guide formulation selection, partner engagement, and next-stage pilot planning.
• Assess local production pathways and facility types
• Map the relevant local production economy, including hammer mills, processors, packaging actors, ingredient suppliers, and larger production partners.
• Assess which facility types could plausibly support early formulation testing, pilot production, or larger-scale production.
• Identify where IRC may be able to contract with existing local facilities, where technical upgrades would be required, and where production may need to ladder up to more capable partners.
• Identify QA infrastructure gaps at each candidate facility against institutional procurement expectations (e.g., UNICEF Supply Division, WFP).
• Define equipment, process, and QA/QC requirements
• Identify the machinery, process steps, utilities, labor, and facility conditions required to produce reformulated Tom Brown safely and consistently.
• Define minimum QA/QC and food safety requirements for pilot production and scale-up, including examples such as raw material acceptance criteria, aflatoxin controls, moisture thresholds, heavy metal limits, microbiological testing, traceability, batch records, and finished product testing.
• Identify where third-party lab testing, external QA support, or additional technical oversight would be required.
• Determine what procurement-grade evidence should be collected in prototype production
• Define the raw material, in-process, finished product, and stability evidence to be collected during prototype production to support future supplier qualification (e.g., UNICEF SD, WFP).
• Identify which evidence categories require accredited third-party testing and where in-house QA can suffice.
• Initiate accelerated stability testing on prototype lots so the data is in motion, even if it cannot be completed within the consultancy window.
• Support formulation decisions
• Work with the Nutrition Formulation Consultant to assess 3–4 candidate Tom Brown reformulations against production realities.
• For each option, identify risks related to processing complexity, ingredient reliability, quality control, shelf stability, packaging, cost, consistency, and scalability.
• Recommend practical changes to improve manufacturability while preserving the nutritional intent of the product.
• Coordinate with the Nutrition Formulation Consultant through a joint kickoff and a mid-point sync.
• Co-author a short Joint Reconciliation Note capturing where production realities and nutrition targets converged or diverged.
• Assess packaging, storage, cost, capacity, and scale
• Define practical packaging and storage requirements for Northeast Nigeria conditions, including heat, humidity, rough transport, multi-handling, warehouse conditions, and shelf-life protection.
• Develop a high-level view of production cost drivers, capacity constraints, bottlenecks, and scale-up requirements, including ingredients, premix where relevant, processing, packaging, testing, labor, storage, and likely facility adaptations.
• The lead consultant will work closely with IRC’s Research and Innovation team, IRC Nigeria Nutrition team and external nutrition and food technology advisors, and is responsible for ensuring deliverables are met. 

Deliverables

• Industrial Feasibility Constraints and Production Pathway — Primary Deliverable o A clear assessment of feasible production pathways, key production constraints, red lines, required adaptations, and implications for formulation and pilot planning.
• Usable Feasibility Framework o A practical framework showing what can be produced locally now, what could be produced with adaptation, what requires larger investment, and what is not feasible.
• Local Production Landscape Assessment o Summary of relevant local facility types — hammer mills, processors, ingredient suppliers, packaging actors, larger production partners — with QA infrastructure gaps at each against institutional procurement expectations.
• Equipment, Process, and QA/QC Requirements Memo o Practical requirements for machinery, process flow, facility adaptation, QA/QC, testing, packaging, and food safety.
• Feasibility Assessment of 3–4 Reformulation Options o Assessment of each option’s production complexity, risks, adaptations needed, and suitability for pilot testing.
• Cost, Capacity, and Scale Model o High-level estimate of cost drivers, production capacity, bottlenecks, and investment needs.
• Final Recommendation o Recommendation on preferred production pathway(s), most feasible formulation(s), required adaptations, key risks to test, and go/no-go assessment for local production, with recommendation on sequencing decisions for factories that could advance to larger pilot lots and/or scaled production.
• Prototype Evidence Plan o What raw material, in-process, finished product, and stability evidence will be collected during prototype production, including which third-party testing is required.
• Joint Reconciliation Note (with Nutrition Formulation Consultant) o Short joint memo on where production realities and nutrition targets converged or diverged, and the trade-offs made or recommended.

Requirements
The consultant should bring:

• Experience in food processing, especially milling, roasting, blending, extrusion, fortified blended foods, or shelf-stable foods
• Nigeria or comparable-context experience – preferably in Borno State
• Strong understanding of production in low-resource settings
• Ability to assess local mills, processors, equipment needs, and process constraints
• Familiarity with QA/QC and food safety systems for cereal, legume, or fortified food products
• Ability to translate technical constraints into practical production and investment decisions
• Familiarity with UNICEF Supply Division, WFP, or analogous institutional supplier qualification processes is a plus.

Payment Rate and Schedule:

• Activity-based, linked to delivery of defined outputs, within an overall budget of x.

Application Closing Date
1st June, 2026.

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should:
Click here to apply online

MINES ADVISORY GROUP (MAG) is an international non-governmental organization based in Manchester, UK. MAG’s vision is a secure future for men, women and children affected by conflict and insecurity. MAG’s mission is to save lives and build a better future by demining and clearing unexploded bombs, reducing risk and supporting improved weapons and ammunition management to create secure conditions in which development can flourish.

As part of its program in Nigeria MAG is calling for tenders in order to identify suppliers who will be added to the database as preselected suppliers.

MAG invites interested and legally registered providers in Nigeria who wish to apply in accordance with the conditions set out in the tender documents. Interested bidders should forward their filled documents via email « procurement.nigeria@maginternational.org.

Submissions should be done online to: procurement.nigeria@maginternational.org Make sure you read all the tender documents and fully understand the requirements. Applications must be submitted to the places specified in the tender dossier no later than 19/06/2026 at 5pm.

Any application received after this deadline will be automatically rejected. MAG reserves the right to accept or refuse any offer, to cancel the pre-selection process and to refuse offers at any time, without having to respond to the bidders.

Please send your questions by email to the email address ” procurement.nigeria@maginternational.org” not later than 12^th June 2026 4pm, and please avoid phone calls or personal visits. Questions by phone or in person are not allowed.

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MINES ADVISORY GROUP (MAG) is an international non-governmental organization based in Manchester, UK. MAG’s vision is a secure future for men, women and children affected by conflict and insecurity. MAG’s mission is to save lives and build a better future by demining and clearing unexploded bombs, reducing risk and supporting improved weapons and ammunition management to create secure conditions in which development can flourish.

As part of its program in Nigeria MAG is calling for tenders in order to identify suppliers who will be added to the database as preselected suppliers

MAG invites interested and legally registered providers in Nigeria who wish to apply in accordance with the conditions set out in the tender documents. Interested bidders should forward their filled documents via email « procurement.nigeria@maginternational.org.

Submissions should be done online to: procurement.nigeria@maginternational.org

Make sure you read all the tender documents and fully understand the requirements.

Applications must be submitted to the places specified in the tender dossier no later than 19/06/2026 at 5pm

Any application received after this deadline will be automatically rejected.

MAG reserves the right to accept or refuse any offer, to cancel the pre-selection process and to refuse offers at any time, without having to respond to the bidders.

Please send your questions by email to the email address ” procurement.nigeria@maginternational.org” not later than 12^th June 2026 5pm, and please avoid phone calls or personal visits. questions by phone or in person are not allowed.

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TERMS OF REFERENCE (TOR)

Engagement of Consultant for Development of Peace/WASH Club Curriculum and Training of Teachers. –Project Title: Promoting inclusive Education and Vocational Training in Nigeria (Pro-IEVTiN)

INTRODUCTION/ BACKGROUND

Women in the New Nigeria and Youth Empowerment Initiative (WINN) is an indigenous non- governmental organization dedicated to empowering women, enhancing youth development, and promoting child protection, peaceful cohesion, and gender equality. WINN is committed to fostering sustainable development through capacity building in agriculture, micro-finance, education, advocacy, and governance. The organization collaborates with government agencies, national and international NGOs, and development partners to implement impactful programs that benefit women, youth, and marginalized groups. WINN’s core services include gender-based violence (GBV) prevention and response, child protection, psycho-social support (PSS), peace building and conflict management, justice and human rights advocacy, livelihood support, food security, Nutrition and disability inclusion programs. Through training, enlightenment programs, and advocacy initiatives, WINN strives to create a more inclusive, just, and progressive Nigeria.

WINN in collaboration with the Christian Blind Mission (CBM) International and with funding from German government (BMZ) is implementing a three-year project titled “Promoting Inclusive Education and Vocational Training in Nigeria Pro-IEVTiN). As part of this intervention, WINN seeks to institutionalize peace education and hygiene promotion in schools through the establishment of inclusive Peace/WASH Clubs.

The initiative adopts the “catch them young” strategy to promote peaceful coexistence, reduce vulnerability to violence and radicalization among children, and foster safe and inclusive learning environments. The project will establish Peace/WASH Clubs in 12 selected schools across 4 LGAs (Biu, Hawul, Kwaya-Kusar and Shani) in Borno State, each comprising students and coordinated by trained teachers.

To ensure quality and standardization, WINN intends to engage a qualified consultant to develop a training curriculum and facilitate the training of teachers coordinating the clubs.

2. PURPOSE OF THE ASSIGNMENT

The purpose of this consultancy is to develop a comprehensive Peace/WASH Club training curriculum and facilitate the training of selected teachers to effectively coordinate and sustain Peace/WASH Clubs in their respective schools.

3. OBJECTIVES OF THE CONSULTANCY

• To develop a structured and context-appropriate training curriculum/manual on peace education and WASH for school clubs
• To design and develop interactive learning tools, including customized board games, to support peace messaging
• To build the capacity of selected teachers to effectively coordinate Peace/WASH Clubs
• To promote inclusive, participatory, and child-friendly approaches to peacebuilding and hygiene education

4. SCOPE OF WORK

The consultant will be responsible for the following tasks:

4.1 Curriculum and Tool Development

Develop a comprehensive Peace/WASH Club training manual covering:

• Peace education concepts
• Conflict resolution and peaceful coexistence
• Prevention of violence and radicalization
• Basic WASH practices (hygiene, sanitation, handwashing)
• Develop facilitation guides for teachers
• Design and produce a customized board game that reinforces peace and WASH messages
• Integrate inclusive approaches, ensuring accessibility for children with disabilities
• Align materials with existing CBM tools (e.g., hygiene booklet)

4.2 Training of Teachers

• Facilitate training for 24 teachers (2 per school across 12 schools)
• Apply participatory and child-friendly methodologies (group work, simulations, role play, etc.)
• Build teachers’ capacity on:
• Managing Peace/WASH Clubs
• Facilitating sessions for children
• Promoting inclusion and participation
• Support teachers in developing action plans for their respective clubs

4.3 Support to Club Establishment

• Provide guidance on the establishment of Peace/WASH Clubs in schools
• Support development of Peace Club Charters for each school
• Recommend practical and sustainable club activities

4.4 Reporting

• Submit an inception report (including methodology and workplan)
• Submit draft and final versions of the curriculum and tools
• Submit a comprehensive training report including:
• Training outcomes
• Participant attendance
• Pre/post assessment results
• Key observations and recommendations

5. Deliverables

• The consultant is expected to deliver:
• Inception report with detailed workplan
• Peace/WASH Club training curriculum/manual
• Facilitator’s guide
• Customized board game and user guide
• Training materials (presentations, handouts, tools)
• Training report with analysis and recommendations

6. Duration of the Assignment

The consultancy is expected to last for 15 working days, including curriculum development, training delivery, and reporting.

7. Location of Assignment

Borno State, Nigeria (Training of teacher in Biu LGA)

8. Reporting Line

The consultant will report to:

WINN Program Manager through the Senior Project Officer.

9. Required Qualifications and Experience

The consultant should possess:

• Degree in Social Sciences, Peace and Conflict Studies, Education, Public Health, or related field
• Minimum of 5 years’ experience in peacebuilding, GBV, education, or WASH programming
• Proven experience in curriculum development and training facilitation
• Experience working with schools, children, and community-based interventions
• Strong understanding of inclusive programming and disability inclusion
• Previous experience in Northeast Nigeria is an added advantage

10. Required Competencies

• Strong facilitation and communication skills
• Ability to design interactive and child-friendly learning tools
• Knowledge of participatory training methodologies
• Cultural sensitivity and understanding of local context

11. Application Process

Interested and qualified consultants are invited to submit through the link: https://forms.gle/wribLY4bVegae9T9A

• Expression of Interest (EOI)
• Technical proposal (approach and methodology)
• Financial proposal (detailed budget)
• Updated CV highlighting relevant experience

12. Evaluation Criteria

• Applications will be evaluated based on:
• Technical expertise and experience
• Quality of proposed methodology
• Relevant past experience
• Cost-effectiveness

The Civil Society Scaling-Up Nutrition in Nigeria (CS-SUNN) is a non-governmental, non-profit making coalition, made up of organizations with a shared vision to transform Nigeria into a country where every citizen is food and nutrition secured. We pursue this lofty goal by engaging government and non-state actors to raise awareness, sustain commitment and actions to effectively tackle under-nutrition in Nigeria. The coalition was formally launched on the 7th of August, 2014. We have a common vision with clearly defined roles and responsibilities, clear accountability and sustainability framework. The guiding principles of the alliance include; Evidence based decision making, Gender mainstreaming, Equity, Feed- back, Diversity, Value for money Transparency and Integrity.

• Job Type Full Time , Onsite
• Qualification BA/BSc/HND , MBA/MSc/MA , Others
• Experience 2 years
• Location Abuja
• Job Field RFP / RFQ / EOI 

The Civil Society Scaling-Up Nutrition in Nigeria (CS-SUNN) is a non-governmental, non-profit making alliance, made up of organizations with a shared vision to transform Nigeria into a country where every citizen has food and is nutrition secured. CS-SUNN pursues this lofty goal by engaging government and non-state actors to raise awareness, sustain commitment, and actions to effectively tackle under-nutrition in Nigeria. 

CS-SUNN is the Nigerian Civil Society Alliance (CSA) of the Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) global movement, which was founded on the principle that all people have a right to food and good nutrition. Nigeria joined the global movement in 2011, and the CSA arm (CS-SUNN) was birthed in November 2013 at Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria, and formally inaugurated on the 7th of August, 2014.

Civil Society Scaling-Up Nutrition in Nigeria (CS-SUNN) is requesting interested and qualified companies that meet the requirements below to submit the required documents (See No. 3 below) for vendor registration. This publication intends to register and pre-qualify credible vendors to be engaged for various services by the organization, based on the criteria required for each service.

Interested and reputable organizations in Nigeria with relevant experience in the following areas mentioned below are to express interest. Vendors may apply for more than one (1) category if corporate registration documents legally authorize the vendor to do so and there are verifiable references to support the claim.

1. Required Services

LOT NO.	DESCRIPTION
CS-SUNN 1	Office stationery and workshop materials (e.g., rim of papers, pens, markers, jotters, flip chart papers etc)
CS-SUNN 2	Printing and branding services Printing: branding, photocopies, laminations Branding: Branding on gift items, t-shirts, face caps, cups, training materials, roll-up banners, posters.
CS-SUNN 3	Car Hire Services
CS-SUNN 4	Hotel and Conference Services (including accommodation, meals, internet, car hire etc)
CS-SUNN 5	Air travel agent services
CS-SUNN 6	Catering Services
CS-SUNN 7	Information Technology (IT) equipment e.g., desktop and laptop computers, printers, projectors copiers etc.;  Including cartridges, accessories, repairs, and servicing.
CS-SUNN 8	Motor Vehicle Dealers.
CS-SUNN 9	Electronic Equipment (such as air conditioners, stabilizers, television screens, public address systems, photo and video cameras, fridges, UPS, etc).
CS-SUNN 10	Air Conditioner, and Maintenance, and Fridge repairs.
CS-SUNN 11	Generator sales and maintenance.
CS-SUNN 12	Courier services.
CS-SUNN 13	Shipping, logistics, and courier services.
CS-SUNN 14	Public Media Advertising Agency (e.g., newspaper advertisement, media coverage and broadcast of events etc.)
CS-SUNN 15	Diesel/Fuel Supplies.
CS-SUNN 16	Security Services.
CS-SUNN 17	Office Furniture.
CS-SUNN 18	Internet Service Providers.
CS-SUNN 19	Airtime vendors.
CS-SUNN 20	First Aid boxes.
CS-SUNN 21	Office supplies: toiletries, soap, coffee and tea items, cleaning materials, insecticides, drinking water etc.
CS-SUNN 22	Photography and videography services.
CS-SUNN 23	Office Maintenance: Painting, Plumbing, Electrical Repairs, carpentry works etc.
CS-SUNN 24	General supplies.
CS-SUNN 25	General cleaning and fumigation services.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Evidence of company registration with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and/or authorities at the Area Council of Operation. For artisans, evidence of registration with recognized unions for a period not less than three (3) years can suffice in situations where a C.A.C registration does not exist. However, one reference letter should come from the leader(s) of the association/union
• Company Profile including name, verifiable address, telephone numbers, email address, and the company’s administrative structure, where applicable
• Verifiable list of similar jobs successfully executed in the past (letters of award and completion certificates should be included where applicable)
• At least two reference letters with email addresses and phone numbers
• Tax clearance certificate or evidence of tax remittance to the relevant authority. A Tax Identification Number (TIN) is required
• Evidence of registration with relevant professional bodies where applicable
• Vendors who are currently providing services/supplies to CS-SUNN must reapply with all documentation attached as mentioned above

Prequalification Notice:

Interested companies/business entities applying to this call should please note the following:

• All expressions of interest for each category must be prepared and submitted independently by properly labelling the submission in line with the Lot No. and Description listed on the table in 1 above.
• CS-SUNN reserves the right to reject any or all pre-qualification submissions for failure to meet the established criteria or if the submission was made after the stipulated date
• Response to this call should not be considered by any vendor as a commitment on the part of CS-SUNN, nor does it entitle any company to make any claim whatsoever, nor seek any indemnity from the organization

Check how your CV aligns with this job

Method of Application

Submission of Prequalification documents: All prequalification documents must be signed by authorized representatives of the company. Submissions must be done in hard copies and properly sealed envelopes to Plot 203 Cadastral Zone B02, off Oladipo Diya Way (Beside Coded Suites), Durumi District, Abuja. The LOT No. being applied for should be clearly written on top of the envelope before submission. 

All documents must be registered at the CS-SUNN registration desk in CS-SUNN’s office before submission on or before 5:00 pm, Friday, 12th June 2026.