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CBP-Community Consultations to review and update Bossaso CAP-17-Nov-26

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30000037050International

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Issued by the International Organization for Migration, solicitation number 30000037050 seeks services for community consultations to review and update the Bossaso Community Action Plan. The project is scheduled for performance in Somalia and was posted on November 10, 2026. Interested parties may coordinate with the Supply Chain Officer via the provided procurement email. Further details regarding the submission process and requirements can be accessed through the United Nations Global Marketplace portal.

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