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Submission Closed07/30/2026, 03:00:00 PM EDT

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MHCC 27-013 EVALUATION OF UNCOMPENSATED CARE GRANTS

Solicitation # MHCC 27-013

The Maryland Health Care Commission (MHCC) is soliciting a fixed-price contract for a professional evaluation of uncompensated care grants provided to local health departments and federally-qualified health centers. The primary objective is to determine if shifting $25 million from hospital rate adjustments to community settings preserves healthcare access, reduces unnecessary emergency department utilization, and contains statewide costs. The contract term runs from December 2026 through April 2028, with key deliverables including a project management plan, performance indicator sets, a data collection and management plan, an evaluation analysis plan, and a final summary of findings presented to the Commission. Award decisions will be based on the most advantageous proposal to the State, with technical factors weighted more heavily than financial factors. Proposed staff must possess a minimum of five years of experience in health benefit actuarial consulting. Contractors must adhere to strict quality standards, including WCAG 2.1 Level AA digital accessibility and NIST cybersecurity frameworks. Proposals must be submitted via eMMA in two separate volumes: a technical proposal containing qualifications and a work plan, and a financial proposal. Administrative requirements include bi-weekly status reports, a three-year record retention policy, and compliance with Maryland Living Wage and nondiscrimination regulations.

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Activity & Interpretation Plan Consultant

Solicitation # Thet 2026 07

Thetford Town Council is seeking a consultant to develop a comprehensive Activity and Interpretation Plan for St Peter's Church and the broader heritage of Thetford. The selected consultant will be responsible for creating a strategic framework that promotes public engagement through learning, volunteering, skills development, community outreach, and events. A primary objective is to ensure that both the Activity and Interpretation plans are fully integrated and strictly aligned with National Lottery Heritage Fund requirements to support a successful Delivery Phase application. The Activity Plan must focus on sustainable delivery and long-term legacy, while the Interpretation Plan should define key heritage themes and target audiences to create accessible ways of communicating the site's significance. Interested parties must submit their proposals to Susan Moore by the deadline of November 27, 2026. This solicitation, identified as Thet 2026 07, aims to establish a practical implementation framework that meets the expectations of all funding stakeholders.

Thetford Town Council

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ISO Quality Standards Compliance SupportThe ISO Quality Standards Compliance Support subcontract provides specialized consulting and auditing services for prime contractors seeking TSA approval. The primary objective is to ensure mandatory quality certifications are met through the development and maintenance of a Quality Management System compliant with ISO 9001:2015 or ISO/IEC 17025 standards. Key responsibilities include performing internal audits of data authentication and review procedures, as well as preparing comprehensive application packages for initial and renewal TSA approvals. The selected provider must possess deep expertise in ISO quality standards to deliver a certified QMS Manual and detailed Audit Reports. This engagement falls under NAICS code 541618 and supports the Transportation Security Administration within the Department of Homeland Security. The contract period allows for responses until November 3, 2028.

Transportation Security Administration

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Mapping Canada's Advanced Manufacturing Capabilities

Solicitation # ISED217490

The Department of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) is seeking professional services under a Solutions-Based Professional Services (TSPS) arrangement to conduct a comprehensive assessment and mapping of Canada's advanced manufacturing ecosystem. The project focuses on five key technology domains: robotics and automation, additive manufacturing, smart factories and digitally enabled production systems, advanced materials and composites manufacturing, and advanced tooling and precision manufacturing. The contractor will be responsible for analyzing Canadian capabilities, assets, and research institutions, while evaluating strengths, weaknesses, and national security considerations. This work includes benchmarking Canada against international jurisdictions and estimating market opportunities to inform future policy development and investment prioritization. The contract, identified by solicitation number ISED217490, is performed in the National Capital Region and is subject to the Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement. The period of performance begins upon contract award and concludes on March 31, 2027. Key deliverables include a draft report, a comprehensive final report with supporting annexes and data sources, and a presentation deck. There are no security requirements associated with this procurement. The process is managed by contracting authority Amanda Skaff, with invitations sent directly to qualified Supply Arrangement holders under Stream 2.3 for Business Consulting.

Department of Industry

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Economic Analysis of Connected and Automated Vehicles

Solicitation # T8080-260359

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Department of Transport

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ECD Program Evaluation and Strategic ReviewThis subcontract for UNICEF involves conducting a professional, independent formative review for prime contractors managing the PRC4ECD and the Pasifika Call to Action for Early Childhood Development projects. The scope of work focuses on assessing the relevance, leadership, and effectiveness of these initiatives, ensuring they align with the 2050 Strategy for the Blue Pacific Continent. The selected provider will be responsible for delivering a Comprehensive Assessment Report and a Strategic Recommendation Report. Qualified candidates must possess at least 12 years of experience in Early Childhood Development and a minimum of 5 years in research or programme management. The performance of these services will take place across multiple destinations. This engagement is categorized under NAICS code 541618 and is designed to provide strategic oversight and evaluation of critical regional development goals.

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Value Chain Upgrading and Market Access for Yak Fibre and Goat Cashmere. Antonella Sorrentino - [email hidden] Giorgio Grussu - [email hidden] Yashoda Nepali - [email hidden]

Solicitation # 2026/NFODD/OSH06

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is soliciting proposals from eligible non-profit organizations, academic institutions, and governmental bodies to provide value chain upgrading and market access services for yak fibre and goat cashmere in Mongolia's Khuvsgul region. This preliminary feasibility assessment aims to support mountain herder communities and women artisans by transitioning them from selling unprocessed fibre to achieving greater local value addition. The scope of work includes assessing value chains, validating priority opportunities for local value addition, developing social business models, and formulating commercial strategies for both domestic and export markets. Key deliverables include validated value-chain maps, a Value Chain Upgrading and Local Value Creation Report, and a Commercial Strategy and Market Access Report, with a final deadline for the project by July 31, 2027. The contract is structured as a Letter of Agreement (LoA) with an estimated value of up to USD 40,000 and an expected duration of approximately 6.5 months. To be eligible, providers must have at least five years of experience in value chain development for natural fibres or agri-food products and demonstrated experience working with producer cooperatives in mountain or pastoral contexts. Proposals must include a technical part and a financial part, along with a workplan, budget, and personnel CVs. Award criteria follow a pass/fail methodology for mandatory requirements, including legal status and operational capacity. The agreement is governed by FAO General Terms and Conditions, requiring strict adherence to procurement rules, confidentiality, and specific visibility requirements for European Union funding.

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LBN/CO/RFP/236/26-Electricity Tariff Methodology and Cost of Service Study

Solicitation # UNDP-LBN-01740

The United Nations Development Programme is soliciting proposals under reference number LBN/CO/RFP/236/26 for the provision of consultancy services in Lebanon. The primary objective of this contract is the development of a comprehensive electricity tariff methodology and the execution of a detailed cost of service study to improve the energy sector's financial framework. This solicitation, identified by number UNDP-LBN-01740, requires the selected consultant to perform all necessary work within Lebanon. Interested parties are directed to coordinate with the UNDP procurement unit for further inquiries and submission details via the official UN Global Marketplace portal.

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UNDP-ECU-00995 Sistematización informe final HIP COTOPAXI

Solicitation # UNDP-ECU-00995

The UNDP is seeking proposals for solicitation UNDP-ECU-00995 to provide professional services in Ecuador focused on the HIP Anticípate ante desastres project. The scope of work involves the systematization of project data, the development of an exit strategy, ensuring long-term sustainability, and the production of a final report. The assigned services must be completed within a timeframe of 90 calendar days. Interested parties must submit their proposals through the Quantum portal by the deadline of November 17, 2026. Applicants are encouraged to create a draft response in the system to receive notifications regarding any modifications to the bidding requirements. All official submissions and communications should be handled via the designated supplier portal or through the UNDP procurement unit.

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Child-Lens Investing (CLI) Framework Implementation ConsultantThis subcontract involves providing strategic consulting services for prime contractors working on UNICEF Innovative Finance Hub projects. The primary objective is to drive the adoption of the Child-Lens Investing Framework by engaging financial market players to integrate child rights into investment practices and mobilize capital across various asset classes. The successful consultant will be responsible for delivering a deployed adoption strategy and ensuring the integration of these investment practices. The role requires specialized expertise in ESG investing and International Child Rights standards. Performance of the contract will take place across multiple destinations. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 541618 and is managed by UNICEF.

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Call for External Collaborator – Final internal evaluation of the ILO project ‘’Building effective OSH qualification systems and improving access to national occupational health services”, OSHE Branch Please access further details through the ILO e-Sourci

Solicitation # rfx_14103_HQ

The International Labour Organization is seeking an External Collaborator to conduct a final internal evaluation of the project titled Building effective OSH qualification systems and improving access to national occupational health services. The selected evaluator will assess the project based on relevance, coherence, effectiveness, efficiency, impact orientation, and sustainability. The scope of work includes a desk review, online stakeholder interviews, analysis and triangulation, and the production of an inception report, a draft report, and a final evaluation report featuring a standalone executive summary. The assignment is estimated to take 20 working days and must adhere to OECD-DAC criteria, UNEG norms, and ILO evaluation policies and checklists. This solicitation, identified as rfx_14103_HQ, is structured as a Request for Quotations and is open to candidates capable of performing work across multiple destinations. Interested parties must submit their proposals through the ILO e-Sourcing platform using UNGM credentials. The submission process requires two distinct response envelopes: one for qualification and one for commercial details. All documentation and completed questionnaires must be uploaded electronically to the platform before the specified deadline, with the server clock serving as the authoritative time for submission.

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The contract seeks a subcontractor to provide comprehensive compliance and regulatory support focused on ensuring alignment with federal lending regulations, stringent data privacy requirements for personally identifiable information, and adherence to federal reporting standards. The work must uphold audit readiness at all times, meaning systems, processes, and documentation must be consistently maintained to withstand federal scrutiny and inspections. This support is critical for the Bureau of Indian Affairs under the Department of the Interior, emphasizing the need for accuracy, transparency, and proactive management of regulatory obligations in all operational areas. The opportunity is classified under NAICS code 541618 and is posted as a subcontract with a response deadline of July 30, 2026. There is no set-aside designation specified, and the place of performance and point of contact details are not provided, indicating flexibility in where the work may be performed. The solicitation remains open until the deadline, and interested parties must ensure their proposals address all compliance pillars including lending rules, PII protection, and federal reporting frameworks to be considered viable. The contract is part of the broader federal effort to maintain integrity and accountability in programs serving tribal communities.