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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.

• Experience
• Location Abuja 

Purpose Of Activity/Assignment:

Social and Community Listening (SCL) and Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP) are central to UNICEF Nigeria’s Social and Behavior Change (SBC) programming. These approaches enable systematic tracking of community perceptions, misinformation, service-related feedback, and emerging concerns across digital and offline channels.
This consultancy will support UNICEF Nigeria in strengthening SCL systems by improving dashboard development, integrating multiple data sources, and enhancing the use of community feedback for evidence-based programming and accountability.
The Purpose Of This Assignment Is To Provide Technical Support To UNICEF Nigeria To Strengthen Social And Community Listening (SCL) And AAP Systems Through:

• Development of integrated dashboards for real-time data visualization
• Strengthening interoperability across digital platforms and data systems
• Improving data collection, analysis, and reporting workflows
• Enhancing the use of Social and community feedback for programme decision-making

The consultant will support UNICEF Nigeria in strengthening SCL and AAP systems as an integrated component of SBC programming. The assignment will focus on improving the integration, visualization and use of data generated through community feedback mechanisms, digital listening platforms, surveys and administrative systems.

Scope Of Work:

Specifically, the consultant will:

• Design and develop Power BI dashboards with disaggregation by state, LGA and other relevant programme dimensions.
• Integrate data streams from social listening platforms, including Talkwalker, into dashboard systems.
• Link datasets from CAIMS, CRM platforms and Community Feedback Mechanism (CFM) systems to support consolidated reporting.
• Design and operationalize a comprehensive AAP dashboard capturing complaints, feedback and accountability indicators.
• Integrate community feedback data from INFORM and other channels for visualization and analysis.
• Configure RapidPro workflows to support surveys, feedback collection and automated reporting.
• Support documentation of system architecture, workflows, data flows and integration processes.
• Provide technical support for ongoing dashboard use, troubleshooting, refinement and knowledge transfer.
• Work closely with SBC, AAP, ICT and M&E teams to ensure alignment with programme priorities, data protection standards and data-use needs.

Method of Application

Interested and qualified? Go to UNICEF on jobs.unicef.org to apply

RENAISSANCE AFRICA ENERGY COMPANY
OPERATOR OF THE NNPC/RENAISSANCE/TOTALENERGIES/AENR JOINT VENTURE
NNPC TOTALENERGIES ENI RENAISSANCE AFRICA ENERGY COMPANY LIMITED

TENDER OPPORTUNITY: PROVISION OF SMART AND CONVENTIONAL WELL COMPLETIONS
TENDER REF: CW68354 | NIPEX/TENDER NUMBER: RAEC.00000024
NCDMB CERTIFICATION OF AUTHORIZATION NUMBER: ES/NCDMB/UPD/RAEC-DA-100988/160626

1.0 INTRODUCTION
Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited (Renaissance) hereby invites reputable and competent Nigerian Companies with the requisite expertise, experience, skilled manpower and technology to apply to be considered for inclusion in the bid list for the above contract.

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK
The Provision of Smart and Conventional (Normal and High-Pressure High Temperature) Well Completions contract requires the contractor to supply specialist equipment, complex systems, and qualified personnel to execute both conventional and intelligent well completion activities. This ensures safe and reliable well performance across normal and high-pressure regimes on land, swamp and Shallow offshore Terrains. The scope is delivered through structured modules that support Completions, production, injection, system control, and long-term operability. The contract will be divided into the following modules:
– Normal Pressure Completions Systems.
– High Pressure Completions Systems.
– SMART Well and Downhole Pressure Gauge Systems.
– Wireless Pressure Gauges Systems.
– Through Tubing Intervention and Specialized systems

Key responsibilities include installing completion and injection systems, developing service designs, deploying SMART equipment with remotely operated ICVs, integrating downhole and surface valve and monitoring systems, providing surface control and data-acquisition units, maintaining required equipment and spares, and commissioning data-monitoring systems to support Renaissance’s SMART well operations.

3.0 MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS
1. To be eligible for this tender exercise, interested contractors are required to be prequalified in the Product/Service category in the NipeX Joint Qualification System (NJQS) below. Only successfully pre-qualified suppliers in NJQS database Product Group under listed will receive Invitation to Technical Tender (ITT). Bidders shall be required to respond to ITT & GITT for work scope and comply with the Nigerian content requirement for each of the scope of work.
2. Product Groups:
1. 01.08 Production String Components
2. 01.12 Downhole Pressure Control Equipment
3. 04.17 Well Completion Services
3. Mandatory Requirements (Item 3): “To determine if you are prequalified and view the product/service category you are listed for: visit https://vms.nipex.org/login and access NJQS with your log in details. Click on ‘Subscription’ tab on the left hand side of the dashboard to view your status and, click ‘Product Code’ tab to view registered product codes.”
4. If you are not listed in a product/service category and you are registered with NUPRC to do business, contact NipeX office at Post Square Towers (Building B), 1, 3 Ologun Agbaje Street Off Adeola Odeku Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria with your NUPRC certificate as evidence for necessary update.
5. To initiate the NJQS pre-qualification process, access www.nipex-ng.com, click on the Registration tab, and select “Start NipeX new vendor registration here.
6. To be eligible, all tenders must comply with the Nigerian Content Requirements in the NipeX system.

4.0 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
1. A cover letter summarizing the content of the Pre-Qualification Document.
2. Nigerian Registration.
a. Evidence of Contractor’s registration in Nigeria (Certificate of Incorporation), Contractor’s legal status and profile including Nigerian shareholding and details of any formal technical support agreement with foreign companies. Failure to provide any of these requirements shall constitute a Fatal Flaw.
b. In the case of joint venture, attach copy of the Joint Venture Agreement or Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), clearly stating the roles, obligations and responsibilities of each party.
c. Copy of current certificate of registration of the NUPRC, NOSDRA and Rivers State Ministry of Environment or evidence of renewal.

5.0 NIGERIAN CONTENT REQUIREMENTS
– Tenderers are to note that they will be requested during the technical tender to give full details of their relevant strategy to ensure that they fully comply with the Nigerian Oil & Gas Industry Content Development (NOGICD) Act, 2010 as non-compliance will constitute a FATAL FLAW in all tender evaluations. In line with the above, Tenderers will be required to ensure that information on the following, among others, is included in their technical submission:
– Tenderer shall demonstrate that entity is a Nigerian-registered company with 51% or more Nigerian shareholding capacity. Submit certified true copies of CAC forms 10, 02 & 07 (or its equivalent; CAC 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, etc). Tenderer shall provide evidence of registration with the NCDMB NOGIC JQS and NUPRC
– Provide evidence of what percentage of your key management positions is held by Nigerians and what percentage of the total work force are Nigerians. Also, show overall percentage of work to be performed in Nigeria and those by Nigerian resources relative to total work volume.
– Provide a Nigerian Content Execution Plan providing a detailed description of the role, work scope, man-hours and responsibilities of all Nigerian companies and personnel that would be involved in executing the work. Also provide details of Nigerian Content focal point or manager.
– Submit Tenderer’s corporate and project/contract specific organograms
– In line with the latest NCDMB NCEC approved guideline, bidders shall provide evidence of NCEC Category C NCEC and or Category 1 or 2 Construction and Movable equipment group (EC) NCEC to demonstrate ownership of Stickline Services equipment
– Provide detailed description of the location of in-country committed facilities & infrastructure (Technical/Administrative office) in Nigeria to support this contract.
– Tenderer shall comply with the latest approved version of NCDMB HCD guideline by committing (via a letter of undertaking) to providing Project-Specific training, man-hour, budget, skill development and understudy plan for Nigerian personnel utilizing OGITAN registered trainer(s) or other approved NCDMB training institution(s)

6.0 CLOSING DATE
Only tenderers who are pre-qualified with NJQS in:
1.01.08 Production String Components
1.01.12 Downhole Pressure Control Equipment
3.04.17 Well Completion Services as at 16:00hrs on 03/08/2026, being the advert closing date shall be invited to submit Technical Bid and Commercial bids as per double envelope strategy.

7.0 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
– The proposed contract start date is Q1 2027.
– Contract Duration: 3 years + 2 years +2 years extension option.
– All costs incurred in preparing and processing NJQS prequalification shall be fully borne by interested contractors.
– All respondents to Renaissance must ensure full compliance with the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development Act, 2010. (NOGICD) All respondents should educate themselves on the requirements of the NOGICD and ensure full compliance. Non-Compliance is a FATAL FLAW.
– This advertisement of “Invitation to tender” shall not be construed to be a comment on the part of NNPC/ Renaissance to award any form of contract to any company and/or associated companies, sub-contractors or agents; nor shall it entitle any company submitting documents to claim any indemnity from NNPC/ Renaissance and/or any of its partners. NNPC/ Renaissance reserves the right to take final decision on any of the documents received in the pre-qualification/ Technical package.
– Renaissance shall communicate only with authorized/responsible personnel of prequalified companies in NJQS and not through unauthorized individuals or agents.
– Contractors that are prequalified for this product/service category in NJQS must ensure that the name and contact details (physical address, email address and telephone number) of their company and authorised/responsible personnel are up to date in their company profile in the NJQS database.
– Successful contractors shall be subjected to a Renaissance facilitated Integrity Due Diligence screening.

Please visit NipeX portal at www.nipex-ng.com for this advert and other information and note that this tender will be processed through NipeX system.
www.renaissanceafrica.com @renaissance_afr …Energy for people and planet

KUJE AREA COUNCIL
FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY ABUJA
DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION
INVITATION TO TENDER

Kuje Area Council hereby invites interested firms and reputable companies to present Bids for the under listed projects as follows:

LOT – 1 Construction of Clinics (PHC) at Ten Political Wards
LOT – 2 Construction of a Block of two Classrooms with an Office in the Ten Political Wards.
LOT – 3 Installation of Solar Street Lights (Three Communities per Ward) Across the Ten Wards
LOT – 4 Provision of Motorized Borehole Across the Ten Wards
LOT – 5 Provision of Motorized Borehole at Kuje Secretariat including refurbishing of existing water scheme.
LOT – 6 Construction of Asphalt Road from Shetuko to NAF Estate.
LOT – 7 Renovation of Kuje Area Council Secretariat Complex
LOT – 8 Construction of New Office Block at the Secretariat with General Landscaping
LOT – 9 Construction of Asphalt Road from Kauna Plaza to Kango Road (Futaji)
LOT – 10 Rehabilitation of Road from Secretariat Junction (Nura Bread) to Kauna Plaza.
LOT – 11 Grading of Temporary Access Road from DAFCOM Junction to Shetuko Village.
LOT – 12 Grading and Stabilization of Temporary Park at Tipper Garage.
LOT – 13 Grading of Rubochi-Kulo-Zokutu Road and Surface Dressing.
LOT – 14 Rural Electrification at Rije and Pasali 2.
LOT – 15 Supply and Installation of Transformers at Kuje Central Ward, Chibiri Ward and Gaube Ward.
LOT – 16 Renovation of Primary School at Chibiri, Pasali, Rubochi, Totoganbiya, Kabi Kasa, Huni and Adegba (Intervention).
LOT – 17 Supply of Branded School Kits (Exercise Books, Mathematical Sets and Instructional Materials); Intervention.
LOT – 18 Supply of Furniture (Chairs and Tables) in Primary Schools Across Wards (Intervention).
LOT – 19 Construction of Kujekwa Road (Surface Dressing).
LOT – 20 Supply of Fertilizers and improved Seedings.
LOT – 21 Purchase of Sprayers, Herbicides and Pesticides.
LOT – 22 Renovation of Legislative Building.
LOT – 23 Supply of furniture at Legislative Building
LOT – 24 Reactivation of Munu Water Scheme and Expansion at Rubochi.
LOT – 25 Construction of Kuje Slaughter House, Pasali.
LOT – 26 Grading of Road from Gbaupe to Gbaukuchi
LOT – 27 Completion of Chibiri PHC.
LOT – 28 Maintenance of Township Drainage and removal of Waste.
LOT – 29 Supply of Security Gadgets, Motorcycles and Vehicles.
LOT – 30 Construction of Asphalt Road at Gofe.
LOT – 31 Construction of Asphalt Road at Jeida.
LOT – 32 Grading and surface dressing of Gwargwada-Pesu-Gombe Road.
LOT – 33 Grading of Rubochi-Gbamfa Road.

REQUIREMENTS:
i. The Company must be duly Registered with Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).
ii. Evidence of last three years’ Company Tax
iii. The Company must have VAT Certificates
iv. Company Profile
v. Company’s Audited Account for the last three years/last six months’ statements of account.
vi. Evidence of Financial capacity from a reputable Bank including Bank reference letter.
vii. ITF Compliance Certificate
viii. PENCOM Compliance Certificate
ix. NSITF Compliance Certificate
x. Registration Fee is Payable to Kuje Area Council Account at First Bank.
xi. Sworn Affidavit at the High Court that none of your Company’s Director(s) is involved in financial fraud.
xii. Evidence of Registration of Company with Kuje Area Council.

COLLECTION OF TENDERS
Tender documents can be collected from the Logistics Office, Kuje Area Council, on the payment of Non-refundable fee of One Hundred Thousand Naira (N100,000.00) only from 14th July, 2026.

SUBMISSION OF TENDER AND PROPOSAL
Completed Tenders must be submitted in sealed envelope marked confidential and addressed to the Secretary Tenders Board not later than 12.00 noon on or before 25th August, 2026. Opening of Tenders shall be by 12.00 noon same day in Kuje Area Council Secretariat Conference Hall.
The Tenders’ Board reserves the right to reject any Tender in part or in full, please.

Signed:
MANAGEMENT.

NIGER DELTA UNIVERSITY
WILBERFORCE ISLAND, BAYELSA STATE
INVITATION FOR PRE-QUALIFICATION AND TENDER FOR YEAR 2026 TETFUND INTERVENTION FOR ICT SUPPORT: APPROVAL-IN-PRINCIPLE

1.0 INTRODUCTION
The Niger Delta University in compliance with the provisions of the Public Procurement Act 2007 and other extant regulations, invite competent and reputable Companies to submit prequalification and tender documents for Year 2026 TETFUND INTERVENTION FOR ICT SUPPORT:

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK
The scope consists of Supply, Installation, testing, and Commissioning of Hardware Equipment, Software solutions, training, and 1-year Maintenance of all tools.

3.0 DESCRIPTION OF WORK
LOT 1 – Procurement of Renewable Energy Hardware & IT/Surveillance Equipment and Installation

4.0 ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Prospective bidders should submit the following documents for pre-qualification:
a. Evidence of incorporation issued by the Corporate Affairs Commission;
b. Valid Company’s Income Tax Clearance Certificate;
c. Evidence of compliance with Pension Fund – PENCOM;
d. Evidence of compliance with Industrial Training Fund (ITF) contribution;
e. Evidence of compliance with the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF);
f. Evidence of registration on the National Database of Contractors, Consultants and Service Providers by the BPP or a copy of Interim Registration Report (IRR) as evidence of compliance with the requirements; and
g. Valid Sworn Affidavit:
Disclosing whether or not any officer of the relevant committees of the Niger Delta University, Wilberforce Island, or the Bureau of Public Procurement is a former or present Director, Shareholder or has any pecuniary interest in the bidder and to confirm that all information presented in its bid are true and correct in all particulars;
That no Director has been convicted in any Country for any criminal offence relating to fraud or financial impropriety or criminal misrepresentation or falsification of facts relating to any matter;
That the company is not in receivership, the subject of any form of insolvency or bankruptcy proceedings or the subject of any form of winding up petition or proceedings;
That the company does not have existing loan or financial liability with a bank, other financial institution or third party that is classified as doubtful, non-performing, bad or whose repayment portion has been outstanding for the last four (4) months;
h. Annual audited accounts for the last three (3) years, duly acknowledged by the Nigerian Revenue Service (NRS);
i. Reference letter from a reputable commercial bank in Nigeria, indicating willingness to provide credit facility not less than N50 million for the execution of the project when awarded;
j. Verifiable documentary evidence of at least three (3) similar jobs executed in the last five (5) years including Letters of Awards, Valuation Certificates, Job Completion Certificates and Photographs of the projects;
k. Evidence of company’s Registration with the relevant regulatory professional bodies e.g. NITDA/CPN/Information Technology;
l. All documents for submission must be transmitted with covering/forwarding letter under the Company’s/Firm’s letterhead, bearing amongst others the Registration Number (RC), Contact Address, Telephone Number (preferably GSM No.), and e-mail. Such letterhead must bear the names and nationalities of the Directors of the Company at the bottom of the page, duly signed by the authorised officer(s).

5.0 COLLECTION OF BID DOCUMENTS
Competent interested bidders are requested to collect bid documents from the office of the Director, Procurement, Niger Delta University between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 pm, from the date of this publication, upon presentation of evidence of payment of non-refundable tender fee (bank draft) of N20,000.00 (Twenty Thousand Naira) only at the Bursary department of the University, bank draft being made payable to the Bursar Niger Delta University, Wilberforce Island, Bayelsa State.

6.0 SUBMISSION OF BID DOCUMENTS
Prospective bidders are to submit two (2) hard copies each of technical bid and financial bid with softcopy of financial bid in MS Excell format, packaged separately in sealed envelopes and clearly marked as “Technical Bid” or “Financial Bid”. Thereafter, put the two sealed envelopes together in a bigger sealed envelope addressed to:

The Registrar
Niger Delta University
Wilberforce Island
Bayelsa State

The envelope should must be clearly marked with the name of the project. Further, the reverse side of each sealed envelope should bear the Name, Telephone Number and Mailing Address of the Bidder and hand-deliver in the designated Tender Box in the Registrar’s Office not later than 10:00 a.m., Monday 3rd August, 2026.

7.0 OPENING OF BID
The bid documents are scheduled to be opened publicly at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, 3rd August, 2026 at the Vice-Chancellor’s Conference Room. Companies or their representatives, Civil Society Organisations (CSCs), Professional Bodies and members of the general public are invited to witness the bids opening exercise.

8.0 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
i) The University may verify any or all the claims made by Bidders and shall disqualify any company, whose claims are found to be false in addition to other sanctions that may be deemed necessary.
ii) Bidders who have worked for the University and have a history of poor performance, abandonment, termination and/or prolonged contract execution period need not apply.
iii) All submissions pages must be duly initialled by the company.
iv) Non-compliance to the instructions will lead to disqualification.
v) Submissions must be made in English language.
vi) This invitation shall not be construed to be commitment on the part of the University nor shall it entitle any Company to make any claims whatsoever and seek indemnity from the University, by virtue of having responded to this advertisement.
vii) Late submission will be returned un-opened.
viii) Attendees at the bid opening shall be required to wash hands, use hand sanitizers, wear masks and observe physical distancing protocols.
ix) Only pre-qualified bidders at technical evaluation will be invited at a later date for financial bids opening, while the financial bids of unsuccessful bidders will be returned un-opened.
x) The Niger Delta University is not bound to pre-qualify any bidder and reserves the right to annul the procurement process at any time without incurring any liabilities in accordance with Section 28 of the Public Procurement Act, 2007.

SIGNED:
DR. EMMANUEL AMAEGBE
REGISTRAR, NDU

INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE, INC.
(NIGERIA COUNTRY PROGRAM)
IRC/2NGA/MAI/07/26
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) responds to the world’s most severe humanitarian crises, helping people survive, recover, and rebuild their lives with dignity. IRC began operations in Nigeria in 2012, initially responding to severe flooding in Kogi State. As humanitarian needs escalated in the Northeast, the organization expanded its operations to Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe States. IRC later extended its presence to the Northwest, including Zamfara, Katsina, and most recently Sokoto and Plateau States.

Across these regions, IRC implements integrated, multi-sectoral programs focusing on health, nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), education, protection, economic recovery, and emergency response. These programs support both internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host communities affected by conflict and displacement. With its country office in Abuja and field presence in some of Nigeria’s most crisis-affected areas, IRC remains committed to empowering vulnerable communities, restoring dignity, and strengthening resilience. Our mission is to help people regain control of their lives in the face of conflict, disaster, and displacement. We achieve this through strategic partnerships, strong community engagement, and data-driven approaches that support sustainable programming and long-term systemic change.

This Request for Proposal (RFP) – is For Engagement of Investment Management Firm for Severance Fund Investment Administration of its staff.

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) Nigeria Country Program hereby invites qualified vendors to participate in this Request for Proposal for Engagement of Investment Management Firm for Severance Fund Investment Administration.

Selected company must have the ability to operate in all locations where IRC has a presence, particularly across the North-East and North-West regions of Nigeria.

All qualified and interested companies are invited to submit their proposals via email to IRCNigeriaTender@rescue.org on or before the specified bid submission deadline.

Service Description: Engagement of Investment Management Firm for Severance Fund Investment Administration

Interested and qualified companies are hereby invited to obtain bidding documents (RFI, ITB, VIF, COC/COI, TOR and Questionnaire) through the links below:
https://rescue.box.com/s/qipiwezv7hgzncsrk3cd00vox5ofhfdk

Submission Guidelines
Only online submissions will be accepted. Submit all files to: IRCNigeriaTender@rescue.org

Submission Deadline: All documents must be Submitted on or before: 31 July 2026 (Friday), no later than 11:59 PM (Nigeria Time).

Late submissions will not be considered.

WHO

EMERGENCY PROCUREMENT UNDER CERF RAPID RESPONSE: NIGERIA CHOLERA RESPONSE 2026 – ESSENTIAL MEDICINES FOR CHOLERA CASE MANAGEMENT, MAIDUGURI, BORNO STATE (READVERTISEMENT) 

INVITATION TO BID

REFERENCE:EPR-CERF/2026/06/060 – READV.

BENEFICIARY COUNTRIES OR TERRITORIES:NIGERIA

PUBLISHED ON:14-JUL-2026

DEADLINE ON:20-JUL-2026 16:00 (GMT 1.00)

Description

Dear Bidders,

The WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION (WHO) hereby invites prospective bidders to submit a bid in accordance with the WHO General Terms and Conditions and the Schedule of Requirements as set out in this Invitation to Bid (ITB).

SEE THE FULL NOTICE HERE: https://www.ungm.org/Public/Notice/307230

UNFPA

VENUE FOR MNCH COMMODITY TRACKING SYSTEM IN ABUJA FOR 18TH TO 19TH AUG 2026

REQUEST FOR QUOTATION

REFERENCE:UNFPA-NGA-00021

BENEFICIARY COUNTRIES OR TERRITORIES: NIGERIA

REGISTRATION LEVEL: BASIC

PUBLISHED ON:14-JUL-2026

DEADLINE ON:22-JUL-2026 06:00 (GMT -4.00)

Description

UNFPA hereby solicits a quotation for the Venue for Stakeholder Workshop on Enhancement of National Integrated MNCH Commodity Tracking System in Abuja for 18th & 19th Aug 2026 providing accommodation, meals and hall for the activity. The items required are related to the provision of meeting room arrangements, meals (AM Teabreak and Lunch) in Abuja FCT

FIND THE FULL NOTICE HERE: https://www.ungm.org/Public/Notice/307261

WHO

SUPPORT CAPACITY STRENGTHENING OF STATE HEALTH INSURANCE AGENCIES IN THE ACCELERATION OF ENROLMENT OF PLHIV AND TB CLIENTS ON THE PILOT OF VULNERABLE POPULATIONS COVERAGE ON SOCIAL HEALTH INSURANCE…

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

REFERENCE: HSS/LE/2026/005/029_READV.

BENEFICIARY COUNTRIES OR TERRITORIES: NIGERIA

PUBLISHED ON:13-JUL-2026

DEADLINE ON:20-JUL-2026 16:00 (GMT 1.00)

Description

RFP: Support Capacity Strengthening of State Health Insurance Agencies in the Acceleration of Enrolment of PLHIV and TB Clients on the Pilot of Vulnerable Populations Coverage on Social Health Insurance Schemes and Full Integration of ATM Services in Health Insurance Scheme of Anambra, Ebonyi, Gombe, Kwara, and Lagos

FIND THE FULL NOTICE HERE: https://www.ungm.org/Public/Notice/307118

The forum for African women Educationalist was established in Nigeria in 1996 tthrough the help of Chief (Mrs) Iyabo Anisulowo when she was the Minister of State for Education. It was auspicious that she was the Minister then when FAWE was being established all over Africa and she used her office to ensure that it took root in Nigeria. 

• Experience1 year
• LocationAdamawa
• Job FieldRFP / RFQ / EOI 
• Salary Range₦30,000 – ₦50,000/month

Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE) is a pan African organization access to education as well as the quality of education, inspiring girls to stay in school and perform well.  FAWE’s work is to encourage governments, international organizations, and local communities to enact policies and provide positive learning environments that treat girls and boys equally

FAWE Nigeria is working to develop a database of prequalified service providers/vendors to supply/provide goods and services, and works with the possibility of establishing Long Term Agreements.

Under this framework, FAWE now invites expressions of Interest from eligible companies/service providers/suppliers/vendors to be prequalified for the different categories of works/services listed below. 

Method of Application

Interested and qualified? Go to Forum for African Women Educationalists Nigeria on docs.google.com to apply

The Community Development and Reproductive Health Initiative (CODERHI) is a non-political, non-religious, and non-profit organization founded in 1999 in Maiduguri, Nigeria.

• Experience
• Location Borno

RFP Reference No.: CODERHI/CDP/CONS/2026/001

Issue Date: 10/07/2026

Closing Date: 19/07/2026

Project: Support to Improving Social Cohesion through Community Development Planning (CDP)

Project Location: Kwaya Kusar LGA, Borno State

SECTION 1: Invitation to Submit Proposals

Community Development and Reproductive Health Initiative (CODERHI), in partnership with Oxfam, invites eligible consulting firms and qualified consultants to submit Technical and Financial Proposals for the provision of consultancy services to undertake a Rapid Needs Assessment and facilitate a Youth Enterprise Development Training through Private Sector-Oriented Skills Acquisition for Ward Development Support Committees (WDSCs) in Kwaya Kusar Local Government Area, Borno State.

The consultancy aims to strengthen the entrepreneurial capacity of WDSCs through practical, market-driven skills acquisition and enhanced engagement with private sector actors to support sustainable livelihoods and community development.

The detailed Terms of Reference (TOR) are attached as Annex I.

SECTION 2: Scope of the Assignment

The successful consultant shall be responsible for:

• Conducting a Rapid Needs Assessment. 
• Undertaking market and value chain analysis. 
• Recommending two or three priority skills areas. 
• Developing practical training modules. 
• Procuring all practical training materials. 
• Identifying qualified local resource persons from within the LGA and especially among the WDSC who can serve has co-facilitators. 
• Facilitating practical skills acquisition training. 
• Submitting all required reports and deliverables. 

Detailed responsibilities are provided in the attached TOR.

SECTION 3: Eligibility Requirements

Interested applicants must:

• Be a legally registered consulting firm or individual consultant. 
• Demonstrate relevant experience in enterprise development, livelihood programming, vocational skills training, or private sector development. 
• Have experience implementing similar assignments for NGOs, UN agencies, government institutions, or development partners. 
• Possess qualified personnel with relevant technical expertise. 
• Demonstrate experience working in fragile or conflict-affected settings (added advantage). 

SECTION 4: Proposal Submission Requirements

Applicants shall submit two separate proposals along side Annexes below

Technical Proposal

The Technical Proposal shall include:

• Cover Letter 
• Understanding of the Assignment 
• Proposed Methodology 
• Detailed Work Plan 
• Training Approach 
• Risk Management Strategy 
• Team Composition 
• CVs of Key Personnel 
• Relevant Experience 
• Similar Assignments Completed 
• References 

Financial Proposal

The Financial Proposal shall include:

• Professional Fees 
• Cost of Rapid Assessment 
• Cost of Training Materials 
• Cost of Local Resource Persons 
• Administrative Costs 
• Applicable Taxes 
• Total Consultancy Cost 

The Financial Proposal should clearly indicate taxes (VAT 7.5% and WHT 5%)

SECTION 5: Mandatory Documents

Applicants shall submit:

• Company Profile 
• CAC Registration Certificate 
• Valid Tax Clearance Certificate 
• Evidence of Similar Assignments 
• Updated CVs 
• Professional Certificates (if any)
• At least two Client References 

Failure to submit mandatory documents may result in disqualification.

SECTION 6: Evaluation Methodology

The evaluation shall be conducted using the Quality and Cost-Based Selection (QCBS) method.

Stage One: Preliminary Examination

The Procurement Committee will examine submissions to confirm compliance with the mandatory requirements.

Only responsive proposals shall proceed to technical evaluation.

Stage Two: Technical Evaluation (70%)

Criteria	Maximum Score
Understanding of the Assignment	10
Proposed Methodology	20
Relevant Experience	20
Qualifications of Key Personnel	15
Work Plan and Implementation Schedule	10
Experience in Similar Assignments	25
Total	100

Only proposals scoring 70 points or above in the technical evaluation shall proceed to the financial evaluation.

Stage Three: Financial Evaluation (30%)

Financial proposals shall be evaluated based on reasonableness, completeness, and value for money.

The final score shall combine the Technical (70%) and financial (30%) scores.

SECTION 7: Payment Schedule

Payments shall be made upon satisfactory completion and approval of agreed milestones.

Milestone	Payment
Submission and approval of the Inception Report, Rapid Needs Assessment Report, and Validation Findings	40%
Submission and approval of the Training Curriculum, Facilitation Plan, and Training Materials	20%
Successful completion of the training and submission of the Final Consultancy Report	40%

SECTION 8: Confidentiality

The successful consultant shall maintain confidentiality of all information obtained during the assignment.

No information shall be shared without prior written authorization from CODERHI.

SECTION 9: Ownership of Deliverables

All reports, training manuals, assessment data, photographs, learning materials, and other outputs produced under this consultancy shall become the property of CODERHI and Oxfam.

SECTION 10: Ethical and Safeguarding Requirements

The successful consultant shall comply with:

• CODERHI Safeguarding Standards 
• Protection Principles 
• Do No Harm Principles 
• Prevention of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH) 
• Child Protection Standards 
• Anti-Fraud and Anti-Corruption Policies 

SECTION 11: Conflict of Interest

Applicants shall disclose any actual or potential conflict of interest. Failure to disclose conflicts may lead to disqualification.

SECTION 12: Right to Reject

CODERHI reserves the right to:

• accept or reject any proposal; 
• cancel the procurement process at any stage; 
• negotiate with the preferred bidder; 
• award the contract in whole or in part. 

Submission of a proposal does not constitute a commitment to award a contract.

SECTION 13: Proposal Validity

Proposals shall remain valid for 90 calendar days from the submission deadline.

SECTION 14: Submission Instructions

Technical and Financial Proposals shall be submitted as separate documents in sealed envelopes (or separate electronic files where applicable) clearly Named:

• Technical Proposal – Consultancy for Youth Enterprise Development Training through Private Sector-Oriented Skills Acquisition for WDSCs 
• Financial Proposal – Consultancy for Youth Enterprise Development Training through Private Sector-Oriented Skills Acquisition for WDSCs 
• Submit Annex  attached to this advert : Organization or firm Name then annex name and number. 

SECTION 15: Procurement Timetable

Activity	Date
RFP Issued	10/07/2026
Deadline for Clarification Questions	14/07/2026
Responses to Clarification Questions	14/07/2026
Proposal Submission Deadline	19/07/2026
Technical Evaluation	21/07/2026
Financial Evaluation	21/07/2026
Notification of Successful Bidder	23/07/2026
Contract Signing	24/07/2026
Commencement of Assignment	27/07/2026

Annexes

find link below for annexes.(fill and and Sign)

• Annex I: Terms of Reference (TOR)  (Read and get more clear picture)RF
• Annex III: RFQ TEMPLETE
• Annex V: Conflict of Interest Declaration 
• Annex VI: Safeguarding and Code of Conduct Declaration

Link for TOR

Link for RFQ   

Link for CONFLIT OF INTREST   

Link for SAFEGUARDING AND CODE OF CONDUCT  

Method of Application

Submissions shall be addressed to:

The Procurement Unit
Community Development and Reproductive Health Initiative (CODERHI)

Emial: procurement@coderhi.org