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Domestic Sourcing and Material Compliance Coordination

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Submission Closed07/23/2026, 05:00:00 PM UTC

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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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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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Baseline Study for Sida/CRDB Development Indicators

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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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RFP/LEB Revision, Harmonization and Operationalization of the National Communicable Disease Surveillance Framework [email hidden]

Solicitation # EM/ACO/LEB/P/0009721

The World Health Organization is seeking proposals under solicitation number EM/ACO/LEB/P/0009721 for the revision, harmonization, and operationalization of the National Communicable Disease Surveillance Framework. This project will be performed in Lebanon and is aimed at enhancing the national systems for monitoring and managing communicable diseases. Prospective bidders are invited to submit their proposals by the extended tender closure deadline of November 18, 2026. Interested parties can find further details and submission guidelines through the United Nations Global Marketplace.

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Services to drive adoption for Child-Lens Investing in Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherland, Switzerland and Liechtenstein

Solicitation # UNICEF-PFP-RFPS-2026- 503972

UNICEF is seeking an institutional consultant to drive the adoption of Child-Lens Investing (CLI) across Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein. The primary objective is to engage and convene key market players in the finance and investment sectors to identify opportunities for embedding child rights into investment practices. This initiative, led by the UNICEF Innovative Finance Hub, utilizes the Child-Lens Investing Framework to mobilize capital that ensures children's well-being and minimizes harm across various asset classes and geographies. Interested bidders must be registered as a company or NGO with a complete basic registration in the UNGM system to access the tender. Proposals must be submitted through the UNICEF e-submission system, requiring bidders to opt in to view mandatory placeholders. Submissions must be divided into a signed Bid Form, a Technical Proposal devoid of pricing, and a Financial Proposal devoid of technical information. All documents must be uploaded digitally via the designated portal, and bidders are cautioned to ensure files are not corrupt to avoid invalidation of their bids.

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For the provision of services related to the establishment and delivery of a project preparation facility in Brazil Romina Mattassini - [email hidden]

Solicitation # 7000008963

The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) is soliciting services to establish and deliver a Project Preparation Facility (PPF) in Brazil under the Net Zero global pipeline development for investment-ready proposals project. The selected contractor will hold total organizational responsibility for the facility, including rapid mobilization, project assessment, and the delivery of financial and transaction advisory services such as financial modeling and capital structuring. The primary objective is to develop project-specific preparation roadmaps and pathways that lead to a Final Investment Decision (FID), with a specific focus on industrial decarbonization, hard-to-abate sectors, and blended finance risk-mitigation instruments. The contract follows a two-stage evaluation process where proposals must first be found technically acceptable based on the quality of the approach and methodology before the lowest cost bid is selected. Bidders must be legal entities with at least three years of uninterrupted operation, a minimum average annual turnover of 3 million USD, and positive solvency and profit margin ratios. The contract is governed by General and Special Conditions, requiring strict adherence to non-discrimination and anti-trafficking policies. Payments are processed within 30 days of satisfactory delivery and acceptance by UNIDO. Proposals must be submitted in two separate parts—technical and commercial—via the UNIDO e-Procurement portal by November 30, 2026.

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Procurement of Services for Polio Eradication and Immunization System Strengthening Technical Assistance [email hidden] Yahmini Nalaiah - [email hidden]

Solicitation # WPRO/DAF/SAO/SUP/P/0009752

The World Health Organization (WHO) is seeking a contractor to provide technical assistance for polio eradication and the strengthening of the immunization system in Lao PDR from December 2026 to March 2027. The project involves the deployment of a senior international immunization expert to support the National Immunization Programme and the Ministry of Health. Key objectives include supporting bOPV SIA Round 3 in 60 high-risk districts, improving HPV and Td microplanning for school-based vaccinations, and utilizing DHIS2, EIR, and VPD surveillance data to identify zero-dose and under-immunized children. Deliverables include an inception note, supervision reports, analysis of under-immunized populations, and a final consolidated report due by March 31, 2027. The contract will be awarded based on a combined scoring method, with the technical proposal weighted at 70 percent and the financial proposal at 30 percent, requiring a minimum technical threshold of 70 percent for compliance. The required expert must hold an advanced university degree in public health, medicine, or epidemiology and possess at least 10 years of relevant experience in national immunization programs and polio eradication. Proposals must be submitted via the In-Tend platform or email by November 20, 2026, with technical and financial documents sent separately. The contractor is responsible for all travel, insurance, and logistics costs, and full payment is due within 30 days of service acceptance.

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Gender Specialist for the EU-PH Public Procurement Project

Solicitation # UNDP-PHL-01062

The UNDP is seeking a Gender Specialist to support the operationalization of the 2024 New Government Procurement Act in the Philippines. This project aims to enhance transparency, accountability, and citizen trust within the public procurement system by building the capacity of oversight bodies, central procurement agencies, and civil society organizations. A primary focus is the integration of gender equality, disability, and social inclusion across all project outputs, including policy formulation, data analytics, and digital tool design, in alignment with the EU Gender Action Plan III. The selected specialist will be engaged for 45 person days over a five month period. Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in a relevant social science or management field and possess at least seven years of experience in gender and development or GEDSI, with five years specifically focused on capacity development and tool creation for government or non-government institutions. Proficiency in English and Filipino is required, and applicants must submit three samples of previous work related to GAD or GEDSI guidelines and training modules.

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ISO/IEC 17025 & Forensic Testing Accreditation ServicesThis subcontract for the Arizona Department of Health Services involves providing ISO/IEC 17025 and forensic testing accreditation services. The selected provider will perform formal assessments of quality management systems and testing procedures for prime contractors, including initial accreditation and ongoing on-site surveillance assessments. The primary objective is to evaluate quality management systems against international standards to ensure full compliance. To qualify, the provider must maintain ILAC membership and adhere strictly to ISO/IEC 17025 standards. Key deliverables for this engagement include the issuance of formal assessment reports and the provision of accreditation certifications. The project is categorized under NAICS code 541618.

Arizona Department of Health Services

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Economic Model Review

Solicitation # SRC0000037640

The Alabama Department of Commerce is soliciting professional consulting services for an Economic Model Review under a Professional Services Small Purchase Quick Quote, with a total contract value of up to 25,000 USD. The scope of work requires the selected supplier to evaluate state and local economic development incentive programs, focusing on the effectiveness and fiscal impacts of tax credits and payroll-based incentives. Key deliverables include the review of economic and fiscal impact models, state revenue forecasting, tax analysis, and the development of return on investment methodologies to support government decision-making. All financial and economic modeling must be performed using Microsoft Excel. Evaluation of quotes is based on the supplier's experience with economic development incentives, expertise in fiscal modeling, and prior consulting experience with state government agencies. Proposals must identify a project manager and key personnel with documented technical qualifications in state taxation and fiscal analysis. The contract is subject to Alabama state law, including certifications regarding tax remittance and immigration law compliance. Payments are made via electronic methods such as P-cards or EFT, and the contract may be cancelled if funds are not appropriated for subsequent fiscal periods. Responses must be submitted electronically through the Alabama Buys portal, adhering to strict formatting guidelines that prohibit the use of bullet points or visual aids.

Alabama Department of Commerce

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JAIL NEEDS ASSESSMENT

Solicitation # BG-27-02-01

Culpeper County is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to conduct a comprehensive Needs Assessment for its operational jail and future requirements. The project focuses on evaluating local and regional trends to determine the most viable path forward among three primary options: continuing to lease space, constructing a new jail, or joining a regional jail. Key deliverables include a population forecast extending at least 20 years, a financial analysis of capital and operating costs for the alternatives, and a detailed report identifying risks and implementation sequences. The assessment must comply with Virginia Administrative Code standards 6VAC15-81-150 through 6VAC15-81-260. Qualified firms must possess at least five years of experience in correctional population forecasting, including two completed assessments for comparable facilities. Required key personnel include a project manager, a statistician with time-series modeling expertise, and a Virginia-licensed architect or professional engineer. Proposals are due by December 17, 2026, and must be submitted via eVA or as hard copies to the Culpeper County Office of Procurement. The County will rank offerors based on technical qualifications first, with a total not-to-exceed fee to be negotiated only after the ranking process. Contractors must adhere to strict confidentiality and data security standards, maintain specific insurance coverages, and comply with Virginia non-discrimination and drug-free workplace laws.

Culpeper County Government

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AI Contract Overview

This contract requires coordination to ensure full compliance with the Buy American Act and the Berry Amendment by rigorously verifying and documenting the domestic origin of all materials used in the supply chain. All suppliers and subcontractors must provide verifiable evidence that finished products and components are manufactured in the United States using materials sourced domestically, with strict adherence to the regulatory thresholds and exceptions outlined in these statutes. The contractor is responsible for maintaining comprehensive records, conducting audits, and submitting documentation that conclusively demonstrates compliance throughout the entire procurement lifecycle. The work is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Defense, specifically managed by the Maritime Supply Chain ESOC Buys office, and is classified under NAICS code 541618 for other management consulting services. Responses are due by July 23, 2026, with the solicitation posted on July 12, 2026. Performance is expected to support defense-related supply chain obligations, emphasizing transparency and traceability in material sourcing. Failure to provide accurate, auditable documentation may result in contract non-compliance, penalties, or termination.