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CBM-INVITATION TO TENDER FOR MULTI-SECTORAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT (MSNA) IN SELECTED LGAs OF BORNO STATE

TERMS OF REFERENCE (ToR)

MULTI-SECTORAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT (MSNA) IN SELECTED LGAs OF BORNO STATE

Core Activity

Multi-Sectoral Needs Assessment (MSNA) covering Protection, Education in Emergencies (EiE), Livelihoods, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), and Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) needs in North-East Nigeria.

Country/Region :Borno State North-East Nigeria

Purpose of MSNA:To generate current, evidence-based overview of the humanitarian situation of IDPs, returnees, refugees and host communities including persons with disabilities in Borno State and to inform sector prioritisation, programme.

Study Period: 1 – 31 October 2026

Methodology

Mixed methods: Desk Review, Quantitative Household Survey, and Qualitative (KIIs, FGDs, Observation)

Commissioning Organisation: Christian Blind Mission International (CBM)

Contact Person:Name: Fwangshak Guar

Position: Country Humanitarian Technical Specialist

Phone: +234-9010658204

Email: Fwangshak.guar@cbm.org

Anticipated MSNA Report Release Date: 31 October 2026

Recipient of Final Needs Assessment Report: CBM International

BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT

CBM: CBM is an international Christian development organization committed to improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities in the poorest countries of the world with over 118 years of experience. In Nigeria, CBM works with local partners to implement programmes in health for the prevention and management of disabilities, inclusive education, livelihoods, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and inclusive humanitarian response. Through Inclusive Humanitarian Action (IHA), CBM has been working to ensure that all persons affected by natural and manmade disasters have access to inclusive humanitarian assistance. CBM is also a certified partner of DG-ECHO since 2021. Our Humanitarian activities aim to equally reach all persons and actively involve persons with disabilities with specific needs while promoting and facilitating full inclusion in mainstream services.

NE Nigeria Context: More than sixteen years on, the crisis in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe (the BAY states) in North-East Nigeria continues unabated, characterised by conflict, insecurity and widespread displacement driven largely by the Boko Haram/ISWAP insurgency. Escalating insecurity across Borno and Yobe has continued to disrupt markets, restrict movement to farmlands, and trigger fresh displacement, while large-scale civilian displacement continues to be reported from Gwoza, Pulka, Abadam and Kukawa LGAs in Borno. Humanitarian access across the region remains highly constrained by military operations, the presence of mines and unexploded ordnance, and illegal checkpoints along main and secondary supply routes.

The 2026 Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan (HNRP) for the BAY states estimates that some 5.9 million people face severe to extreme humanitarian needs (severity levels 3 to 5), and the Government of Nigeria and humanitarian partners have appealed for US$516 million to deliver life-saving assistance to 2.5 million of the most severely affected people across Borno, Adamawa and Yobe States, with women and children comprising eight in every ten people targeted. This follows a sharp funding shortfall in 2025, when the HNRP received only US$282 million, about half the funding secured in 2024, resulting in a marked reduction in humanitarian assistance across the three states.

Food insecurity across the BAY states is projected to deteriorate further, with the Food Security Sector warning of rising severe malnutrition, escalating protection risks, further displacement, and the possibility of localised famine-like conditions in areas already showing pockets of catastrophic (CH Phase 5) food insecurity. Funding cuts have left more than 900,000 displaced people across Borno, Adamawa and Yobe exposed to overcrowding, deteriorating shelter conditions and heightened fire risk in displacement sites. Children represent an estimated 60 per cent of people in need, equivalent to roughly 5 million children requiring humanitarian assistance across the BAY states in 2026.

PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES OF THE ASSIGNMENT

The general objective of this multi-sectoral needs assessment is to provide an updated, evidence-based overview of the situation of IDPs, refugees, returnees and host populations including persons with disabilities in Borno State, by assessing their needs and generating disaggregated data relating to protection, MHPSS, livelihoods, education in emergencies, disability inclusion and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), to inform response planning, prioritisation.

Specific Objectives of the MSNA

To assess variations in MHPSS, protection, Education, livelihood and WASH humanitarian needs in Borno state, geographic areas, population groups, and vulnerability profiles, to inform response, prioritisation and strategic planning.

To assess the severity of needs and identify gaps in service provision for persons with disabilities, IDPs, refugees, returnees and host communities (with particular attention to girls and women across age groups), relating to protection, Education, MHPSS, WASH and livelihoods.

To map humanitarian actors in selected LGAs implementing MHPSS, protection, livelihood and WASH interventions in Borno, including their activities, disability-inclusion approaches, intervention sites, and existing service gaps not currently covered.

To identify key lessons learned from prior interventions and to highlight least-served locations and at-risk groups across all three states.

To assess potential risks including security, access and climate-related risks that could impact programme implementation and access to target communities.

To assess community coping capacities and existing humanitarian interventions, including disability inclusion, across Borno state.

To produce state-level comparative analysis.

In general, the consultant will be tasked with identifying and mapping the population groups affected by the crises in Borno state, with a focus on their specific health (MHPSS), protection, livelihoods, education in emergencies, disability inclusion and WASH needs. This analysis will encompass the following areas:

1. Protection

Protection Risks: Assess and document the protection risks faced by individuals target locations in Borno. This includes:

Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV): Examine the prevalence of SGBV and associated risks, and evaluate support systems in place for survivors.

Child Protection: Focus on children who have been separated from their parents due to conflict, or who have stopped attending school, particularly in the areas targeted.

Civil Documentation: Explore challenges related to access to civil documentation (including disability cards for persons with disabilities), which can affect individuals’ ability to receive services and protection.

2. WASH

Investigate the availability, accessibility for persons with disabilities, and functionality of water infrastructure in target locations (schools and communities).

Examine the distance from residential areas to water fetching points and average water-fetching time; identify any protection issues related to WASH.

Assess common hygiene practices and the level of awareness of good personal and communal hygiene practices, including handwashing and latrine ownership/usage.

Investigate common water-related health issues such as cholera and diarrhoea in the communities.

Investigate the availability and functionality of community structures for the operation and maintenance of water infrastructure, including community practices around maintenance and repair.

Examine community waste management processes to inform the potential provision of incinerators and waste-management infrastructure.

3. Livelihoods

Impact on Livelihoods: Assess how the crisis has impacted the livelihoods of affected populations across the three states. This will include:

Economic Disruption: Evaluate the extent to which livelihoods have been disrupted, including loss of income, employment and access to resources.

Community Resilience: Analyse community resilience and the availability of support systems to help individuals regain or sustain their livelihoods.

Assess the most appropriate livelihood activities for these populations in the target areas, including for persons with disabilities.

Gender Disparities: Analyse disparities in access to livelihood opportunities between boys and girls, especially where cultural or safety concerns limit girls’ participation. Identify specific barriers girls face, including early marriage, domestic responsibilities, or lack of sanitary facilities in schools, and analyse whether livelihood impacts contribute to a rise in protection-related issues.

4. Education in Emergencies (EiE)

Education Needs: Assess how the crisis has affected access to safe, inclusive, and quality education for children and adolescents across the three states. This will include:

Access to Education: Evaluate disruptions to education services, including school closures, damaged learning facilities, displacement, and barriers preventing children from attending school.

Learning Continuity: Assess the availability and effectiveness of alternative learning opportunities, including temporary learning spaces, non-formal education, and remote learning mechanisms where applicable.

Protection and Well-being: Analyse the extent to which the crisis has increased education-related protection risks, including child labour, child marriage, recruitment into armed groups, psychosocial distress, and school-related gender-based violence.

Barriers to Participation: Examine disparities in access to education among boys and girls, including factors such as safety concerns, household responsibilities, economic pressures, menstrual hygiene management challenges, and cultural norms affecting school attendance and retention.

Education Needs and Priorities: Identify the most critical education needs of crisis-affected populations, including access to learning materials, trained teachers, safe learning environments, psychosocial support, and inclusive education services for children with disabilities.

5. Disability Inclusion

Impact on Persons with Disabilities: Assess how the crisis has affected persons with disabilities and their access to humanitarian assistance, essential services, and opportunities for participation across the three states. This will include:

Access to Humanitarian Services: Evaluate the accessibility of education, health, livelihoods, WASH, protection, and other humanitarian services for persons with disabilities, including physical, communication, attitudinal, and institutional barriers.

Participation and Representation: Assess the extent to which persons with disabilities, including women, girls, boys, and older persons with disabilities, are consulted and actively involved in community decision-making and humanitarian response mechanisms.

Protection Risks: Analyse disability-specific protection concerns, including discrimination, neglect, exclusion, violence, exploitation, and barriers to accessing reporting and referral mechanisms.

Assistive Devices and Support Services: Examine the availability and adequacy of assistive devices, rehabilitation services, personal assistance, and other disability-specific support systems required to promote independence and well-being.

Inclusive Programming Needs: Identify priority interventions required to ensure the meaningful inclusion of persons with disabilities in humanitarian programming, including reasonable accommodation measures, accessible infrastructure, inclusive information dissemination, and targeted support where necessary.

Intersectional Vulnerabilities: Analyse how disability intersects with age, gender, displacement status, and socioeconomic factors to influence vulnerability and access to services, ensuring that the distinct needs of women, girls, boys, and older persons with disabilities are adequately captured.

In summary, the assessment requires a multi-faceted approach that integrates SGBV prevention and response, child protection, and support for civil documentation, to build a comprehensive picture of needs among vulnerable populations affected by conflict and displacement in Borno state.

Programme Evaluation: The consultant should also review current humanitarian programmes across the Borno state to determine whether they are inclusive of persons with disabilities, in line with IASC guidelines. This involves assessing how well programmes involve persons with disabilities and their organisations across the project cycle and identifying gaps and recommendations for improved disability inclusion.

Based on evidence collected in the field, the consultant will propose actionable, location specific and state-wide recommendations to improve the living conditions of affected populations, with a focus on enhancing, protection measures, EiE, WASH, livelihoods support and mental health and psychosocial support. The consultant’s final deliverables will include a detailed report outlining findings and recommendations across all the target locations.

SCOPE OF WORK

Geographical Scope

The assessment will be conducted in the following Local Government Areas (LGAs) of Borno state, as summarised below. LGA selection is illustrative and should be finalised jointly with CBM following an updated access and security review, and in consultation with the relevant State Emergency Management Agencies and sector coordination groups.

S/N Borno State

Mafa

Kaga

Bama

. Magumeri

Programme Scope

The assessment will focus on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS); Protection, including Sexual Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), Disability Based Violence (DBV); Education in Emergencies (EiE); Disability Inclusion and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH). In addition, the assessment will investigate vocational practices and livelihoods in Borno State.

Under the direct supervision of CBM, the consultant/firm will be engaged to:

Develop a detailed survey plan (inception report), including potential methodologies, tools and approaches to be used, with explicit consideration of the different access and security contexts in Borno state. This will be reviewed and approved by CBM before implementation.

Conduct comprehensive literature research and extensive consultations with relevant stakeholders across the three states to understand the overall legal, regulatory and institutional framework and challenges associated with the region, facilitating a timely, quality and hitch-free data collection exercise. Provide an executive summary.

Develop a detailed data collection tool and plan and mobilise a team of trained community/LGA-based enumerators to collect primary/secondary and quantitative/qualitative data (orienting enumerators jointly with CBM’s team).

Manage (validation, entry and cleaning) and analyse data using standard software for quantitative and qualitative data. Analysis must allow disaggregation by state, LGA, gender, age, status, disability and other relevant attributes.

Share preliminary research findings (not more than 25 pages) with CBM as a draft report.

Prepare separate key findings and full survey reports, structured to support state-level and cross-state comparison.

Submit the final assessment report, addressing feedback, and datasets of the assessment with findings and recommendations backed by data collected across the three states.

Prepare and submit the final survey report, together with a concise summary.

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September 18, 2026

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General Supplies & Services

INSTITUTE OF HUMAN VIROLOGY, NIGERIA-INVITATION TO TENDER FOR SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF OFFICE EQUIPMENT UNDER GF N-THRIP GRANT

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SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF OFFICE EQUIPMENT UNDER GF N-THRIP GRANT
11 SEPTEMBER 2026

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September 17, 2026

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Construction & Engineering

CONFERENCE OF 57 LOCAL COUNCILS IN LAGOS STATE-INVITATION FOR BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF 114 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ROADS, LAGOS STATE

CONFERENCE OF 57 LOCAL COUNCILS IN LAGOS STATE
INVITATION FOR BIDS
CONSTRUCTION OF 114 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ROADS, LAGOS STATE
DATE OF BID ISSUANCE: TUESDAY, 15TH SEPTEMBER, 2026

INTRODUCTION
The Local Government and Local Council Development Areas of Lagos State has secured funds and necessary approvals to execute below capital project as part of its statutory mandates.

1.0 NAME OF PROJECT

S/N	NAMES OF ROADS	L.G.A & L.C.D.A	ROAD LENGTH
1	Fadeyemi Street, Aboru Ifesowapo	Agbado Oke-Ode	492 meters
2	Odusabe Street, Off Ajasa Command Road	Agbado Oke-Ode	498 meters
3	Adeyemi Ajayi / Noval Drugs Street	Agboyi Ketu	762 meters
4	Utuh Street, Mile 12	Agboyi Ketu	740 meters
5	Abdullahi Street / Balog Street	Agege	650 meters
6	Adesodu Street	Agege	470 meters
7	Adeyemi / Adepeju Street Akowonjo	Alimosho	490 meters
8	Ishola Makinde Street	Alimosho	355 meters
9	Aroso Market Road	Alimosho	1,000 meters
10	Link Road from 7th Avenue Alakija	Amuwo-Odofin	1,000 meters
11	Oduduwa Road	Apapa	1,000 meters
12	Park Lane Road	Apapa	1,000 meters
13	Ajewa Street Off, Obale Road, Obale Bustop, Badia	Apapa-Iganmu	520 meters
14	Onigbono & Mosaddekun Roads	Apapa-Iganmu	1,000 meters
15	Alaja Road Phase 1	Ayobo-Ipaja	500 meters
16	Alaja Road Phase 2	Ayobo-Ipaja	500 meters
17	Oropo Link Road	Badagry	750 meters
18	Sycomore / Imani Street / Soje Street	Badagry	750 meters
19	Godu Road	Badagry West	750 meters
20	Wesere Road to Jetty	Badagry West	750 meters
21	Community Road	Bariga	1,000 meters
22	Ojeloyeru / Boston Cole / Iga Avenue Street	Bariga	1,000 meters
23	Dubiru Street / Laaisi Street	Coker-Aguda	673 meters
24	Ramlat Timile Street / Adebawale Street	Egbe-Idimu	726 meters
25	Olanipekun Street	Egbe-Idimu	494 meters
26	Wale Balogun / Gloryland Estate	Egbe-Idimu	338 meters
27	Adebayo Oyelana Street	Ejigbo	824 meters
28	Powerline Road	Ejigbo	756.4 meters
29	Abaji Alaka Street	Ipo	452.3 meters
30	Ibereko Street / Billy Street	Ipo	297.7 meters
31	Omolu Road Off Ipon / Ijoko Ota Expressway – Iraye Oke Road	Bredo	748 meters
32	Ope-Oluwa Olofin / Ogunlana Street to connect Irukian Road	Bredo	746 meters
33	Alpha Beach	Ij-Osa	350 meters
34	Ologolo Road	Ij-Osa	500 meters
35	Pastor Okusakin Oroke road Alagutan	Eti Osa East	600 meters
36	Honourable Samad Ogombo Road	Eti Osa East	500 meters
37	Chief Esan Way Okokomaiko	Iba	680 meters
38	Odanaka Street	Iba	747 meters
39	Araromi Orimedu Market Road	Ibeju-Lekki	1,000 meters
40	Obetu Iwereku Street	Ibeju-Lekki	1,000 meters
41	Adelepe / Adesanya / Adeneye Street, Iju Ishaga	Ifako Ijaiye	915 meters
42	Aderinto / Akinfenwa Street	Ifako Ijaiye	225 meters
43	Helodun Street	Ifelodun	500 meters
44	Labaka Street / Odumade Street	Ifelodun	650 meters
45	Dau Dosumu / Al-Wadud Street	Igando-Ikotun	500 meters
46	Modina Road	Igando-Ikotun	500 meters
47	Alyegbami Road / Lisa Road	Igbogbo Bayeku	500 meters
48	Odusegun Road by De-Sleek to Link Igbe Road	Igbogbo Bayeku	500 meters
49	Adebayo Aniyera/ Yusuff Street	Ijede	556 meters
50	Murlana Hassan Street, Mofia Mukadas Street	Ijede	445 meters
51	Emina Crescent	Ikeja	567.5 meters
52	Adaraloye Street	Ikorodu	175 meters
53	Adisa Akinkoye Street	Ikorodu	425 meters
54	Abaji Kilat Street and Shobowale Aiye Street, Kasoleri Agbala	Ikorodu North	513 meters
55	Shobija Street, Itamaga Erikorodo	Ikorodu North	513 meters
56	Bamimosu Street / Atoloye Street	Ikorodu West	600 meters
57	Old Ojokoro Road by Total Filling Station	Ikorodu West	475 meters
58	Old Ota Road Agbowa /Ladegba Rd	Ikosi Ejinrin	693 meters
59	Bala / Oshokoji Street	Ikosi Ejinrin	550 meters
60	Aderibigbe Street / Oshinowe Street / Omolola Street	Ikesi-Isheri	841 meters
61	Oluwakemi Street / Mabinuori Street / Olabisi Street	Ikesi-Isheri	697 meters
62	cameroon Street	Iloyi-Ota/Imota	555 meters
63	Olumegbon Road	Iloyi-Ota/Imota	392 meters
64	Arowolo Emroy Street	Iloyi-Ota/Imota	612.4 meters
65	Awojabo Street / Refuwe Street	Imota	414 meters
66	Saka Jojo Street	Iru-Victoria Island	310 meters
67	Tiamiyu Savage Street	Iru-Victoria Island	350 meters
68	Ala Street / Okiseye Street	Isolo	511 meters
69	Yewa Street	Isolo	541 meters
70	Idowu Street / Adeniji Street	Itire-Ikate	329 meters
71	Wole Cole Street / Obalolu Street	Itire-Ikate	640 meters
72	Taiwo Street, Ojota	Kosofe	709 meters
73	Williams / Orola Street, Ilako	Kosofe	750 meters
74	Enu Owa from Adeniji Road to Docemo Road	Lagos Island	555 meters
75	Iga Idunganran Street	Lagos Island	585 meters
76	Odunfa Street	Lagos Island East	525 meters
77	Okushi Street	Lagos Island East	577 meters
78	Patience Street	Lagos Mainland	644 meters
79	Kadara Street, Oyingbo, Ebute Metta	Lagos Mainland	512 meters
80	Otolu Igbo-Olomi Road 1	Lekki	1,250 meters
81	Otolu Igbo-Olomi Road 2	Lekki	1,000 meters
82	Bobcat Road – DF/DC Street	Mosan Okunola	400 meters
83	Nifemila Street to Keda Road	Mosan Okunola	361 meters
84	Layi Oyekanmi Street	Mushin	875 meters
85	Adeshiyan Street	Odi-Olowo	994 meters
86	Shokunbi Street	Odi-Olowo	958 meters
87	Ayetoro Street	Ojo	750 meters
88	Arufa Street, From Agric Bus stop	Ojo	750 meters
89	Fadunsi Street	Ojodu	451 meters
90	Sunmonu Street	Ojodu	545 meters
91	Ile Ogbo Road	Ojokoro	956.1 meters
92	Temple Road	Ojokoro	1000 meters
93	Mosafejo Street / Mowo Link Road	Olorunda	750 meters
94	Mowo to Age Mowo Link Road	Olorunda	750 meters
95	Esubayi Street / Ife Ariyo Street	Onigbongbo	759.1 meters
96	Otunba Yomi Oshikoya Street	Onigbongbo	514 meters
97	Akintomide Street	Orlade	750 meters
98	Baruwa Street / Owuyemi Street	Orlade	555 meters
99	Irepodun Street	Orile-Agege	1,000 meters
100	Shodainu Street / Abaji Olofupao Street / Idowu Street	Orile-Agege	1,000 meters
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103	Ashiribo Road	Oto-Awori	750 meters
104	Babalola Oke Agbo Road	Oto-Awori	750 meters
105	Adurosakin Street, Somolu	Somolu	452 meters
106	Fakorede Street	Somolu	512 meters
107	Onikana Street	Surulere	450 meters
108	Abaji Ade Thanni Street	Surulere	435 meters
109	Oyediran Street	Yaba	800 meters

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September 17, 2026

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Addendum to Advert

FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, EPE, LAGOS-RE: EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI)/PRE QUALIFICATION DOCUMENTS EXTENSION OF SUBMISSION PERIOD

FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, EPE, LAGOS.
INVITATION FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI)/ PRE QUALIFICATION FOR EXECUTION OF 2025 APPROPRIATION

INTRODUCTION
The Federal Government of Nigeria has appropriated funds to the Federal Medical Centre, Epe, Lagos in the 2025 Fiscal year for the Procurement of Goods, Works and Services for the execution of policies, programmes and projects towards achieving the mandate of the Centre. In compliance with the provisions of the Public Procurement Act, 2007 and other extant guidelines for the award of contracts in the Federal Public Service, the Centre wishes to invite qualified experienced and competent Contractors to submit Expression of Interest/ Pre-qualification documents for the under-listed Project:

1. SCOPE OF WORKS AND SERVICES

LOT: 2025 A.1
Project Title: Consultancy for Construction of 4 Storey Building Hospital Wards and Outpatient-Clinic Complex at FMC, Epe Lagos.

LOT: 2025 B.2
Project Title: Construction of 4 Storey Building Hospital Wards and Outpatient-Clinic Complex at FMC, Epe Lagos.

2. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Prospective bidders must possess the under-listed requirements to be eligible in this procurement process:

a. Evidence of Certificate of Incorporation with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) including Forms CAC2 and CAC7 (or CAC 1.1). Business Name with Form BN1.Status Report, Evidence of Current annual return filing.
b. Evidence of Company’s Income Tax Clearance Certificate (or Personal Income Tax Clearance Certificates of all the Partners in case of Business Name) for the last three (3) years valid till 31st December, 2026; with minimum average annual turnover of ₦200 million.
c. Evidence of Pension Clearance Certificate valid till 31st December, 2026 (this requirement is only applicable to bidders whose number of staff is 15 and above);
d. Evidence of Industrial Training Fund (ITF) Compliance Certificate valid till 31st December, 2026 (this requirement is only applicable to bidders whose number of staff is 5 and above or the bidder’s annual turnover is ₦50m and above);
e. Evidence of Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) Clearance Certificate valid till 31st December, 2026;
f. Evidence of Registration on the National Database of Federal Contractors, Consultants and Service Providers by submission of Interim Registration Report (IRR) expiring on 31st December, 2026; or valid Certificate issued by BPP.
g. Sworn affidavit:
– disclosing whether or not any officer of the relevant committees of the Federal Medical Centre Epe 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;
h. Company’s Audited Accounts for the last three years (2023, 2024 & 2025);
i. Reference Letter from a reputable commercial bank in Nigeria, indicating willingness to provide credit facility for the execution of the project when needed;
j. Verifiable documentary evidence of at least three (3) similar jobs (in size, nature & complexity) executed in the last five (5) years including Letters of Awards, Valuation Certificates, Job Completion Certificates and Photographs of the projects;
k. Company’s Profile with the Curriculum Vitae of Key Staff to be deployed for the project, including copies of their Academic/ Professional qualifications such as COREN, QSRBN, ARCON, CORBON, BUILDER);
l. For Works: in addition to a-k listed above: List of Plants/ Equipment with proof of Ownership/Lease Agreement should be provided.
m. For Consultancy Services: in addition to a-k listed above: Evidence of Firm’s current registration with relevant regulatory professional body(ies) such as COREN, QSRBN, ARCON, CORBON, BUILDER etc)
n. For Joint Venture/Partnership, Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) should be provided (CAC, Tax Clearance Certificate, Pension Compliance Certificate, ITF Compliance Certificate, NSITF Compliance Certificate, IRR & Sworn Affidavit are compulsory for each JV partner); and

Note: All documents for submission must be transmitted with a Covering/ Forwarding letter under the Company/Firm’s Letter Head Paper bearing amongst others, the Registration Number (RC) as issued by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), Contact Address, Telephone Number (preferably GSM No.), and e-mail address. The Letterhead Paper must bear the Names and Nationalities of the Directors of the Company at the bottom of the page, duly signed by the authorized officer of the firm.

September 17, 2026

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Construction & Engineering

NLNG-INVITATION TO TENDER FOR PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION AND COMMISSIONING OF BONNY ISLAND GOLF COURSE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

NLNG
PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION AND COMMISSIONING OF BONNY ISLAND GOLF COURSE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

1.0 INTRODUCTION

NLNG is a leading energy company committed to driving innovation and meeting the evolving energy needs of the future through its world-class production plant on Bonny Island, Rivers State, Nigeria. The plant consists of six (6) natural gas liquefaction trains with a total capacity of twenty-two (22) million tons of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and five (5) million tons of Natural Gas Liquids (NGL) per annum. The production plant is operated by a dedicated team of operators, specialists and service providers who ensure continuous production round the clock, supported by enabling activities at all company locations.

The Bonny Island Golf Course Improvement Project objective is to restore the reliability and resolve the issue of obsolescence associated with an aging golf course and ensure integrity and quality of the playing surfaces is restored to good condition up to United States Golf Association (USGA) standard.

NLNG hereby invites interested companies with the requisite experience detailed below to express their interest to participate in the tendering for this service.

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK

The scope of work for the procurement, construction & commissioning of the Bonny Island Golf Course improvement project, shall include:
1. Golf Course and Driving range improvement and Architectural designs.
2. Improved Underground drainage piping
3. Re-grassing of the golf course with new golf course grasses.
4. Golf course Tees, Greens, Fairways, Bunkers improvement.
5. Underground irrigation systems, raw water and sprinklers systems upgrade
6. Oasis and waterways shore embankment
7. Creation of Cartways, Walkways, and Bridges
8. Top-up sand filling of some parts of the Fairways to increase elevation
9. Site restoration and clean-up
10. As-built drawings and documentation, including progress reports and pictures

3.0 MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS

Only companies considered to meet NLNG’s pre-qualification requirements shall receive further correspondence from the Company, including receipt of invitations to tender. To qualify for consideration, interested companies are required to respond to this Expression of Interest (EOI) with the following information/documents for consideration. Failure to submit any of the under-listed documents may lead to disqualification. In addition, no entity (including its subsidiaries or affiliates) may submit more than one proposal, whether acting as a sole bidder, a lead partner, or a member of a Joint Venture. Participation in multiple bids may result in the disqualification of all proposals involving that entity.
a) Company’s Certificate of Incorporation.
b) Complete copy of Form CAC 7 (Particulars of Directors) and/or the most recent complete Status Report issued by the CAC (or its equivalent).
c) Complete copy of Form CAC 2 (statement of Share Capital and Return of Allotment of Shares) and/or the most recent complete Status Report issued by the CAC (or its equivalent). Please note that where a shareholder is a corporate entity, the entity’s most recent complete status report, down to the level identifying all ultimate beneficial owner(s) shall be mandatorily required.
d) Complete copy of Memorandum and Article of Association
e) Tax Clearance Certificate for previous three (3) years (2024, 2023 and 2022).
f) Three (3) years financial accounts audited by a licensed accountancy firm which shall be a member of a recognised institute of accountancy. Most recent accounts should not have an end of year date more than 18 months before the time of EOI.
g) Current/valid relevant Midstream and Downstream Oil and Gas Industry Service Permit (MDOGISP) issued by Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) for Civil Installation/Maintenance & Materials and Mechanical Installation / Maintenance & Materials
a) Health Safety & Environment (HSE) Policy Statement and Management System.
b) Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) Policy Statement and Management System.
c) A letter of support from a bank or reputable financial institution.
d) A detailed list of relevant experience with evidence to demonstrate capability and experience in undertaking the scope of the services within the last five (5) years with evidence e.g., contracts, award letters, purchase orders, work completion certificates etc. Kindly indicate names and contact of clients, location, and cost or volume of services provided with evidence.
e) Company Profile, organisation, size, and structure, including any parent, technical partnership, alliance, or joint venture of companies to whom they belong, together with:
i. CV of management team
ii. CV of key technical personnel within the organisation available for the work.
f) Evidence and documentation supporting compliance with the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development (NOGICD) Act 2010 [See Nigerian Content Compliance section below].

4.0 NIGERIAN CONTENT REQUIREMENTS

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A CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IN NIGERIA-CALL FOR PREQUALIFICATION & ONBOARDING OF TRADE PARTNERS

CALL FOR PREQUALIFICATION & ONBOARDING OF TRADE PARTNERS
BUILD WITH US. DELIVER QUALITY. GROW NATIONWIDE.
PARTNERSHIP FOR A STRONGER NIGERIA

A CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IN NIGERIA is expanding its network of qualified and experienced Trade Partners, Specialist Contractors, Fabricators and Service Providers to support the delivery of projects across all six geopolitical zones of Nigeria.
We are seeking competent firms and trade professionals with a strong track record of delivering quality projects, commitment to safety and professionalism.
Successful applicants will be considered for inclusion in our Approved Trade Partner Network and engagement on current and upcoming projects, subject to internal assessment.

TRADE PARTNERS REQUIRED
Applications are invited from suitably qualified contractors and specialists in the following areas:

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U. S. CONSULATE GENERAL LAGOS-SOLICITATION FOR QUOTES: LOGISTICAL SUPPORT FOR FREEDOM250 U.S-NIGERIA’S CREATIVE ECONOMY IN FOCUS

PR16203320 – SOLICITATION FOR QUOTES: LOGISTICAL SUPPORT FOR FREEDOM250 U.S-NIGERIA’S CREATIVE ECONOMY IN FOCUS

SEPTEMBER 11, 2026

SOLICITATION FOR QUOTES: LOGISTICAL SUPPORT FOR FREEDOM250 U.S-NIGERIA’S CREATIVE ECONOMY IN FOCUS

The U. S. CONSULATE GENERAL LAGOS Nigeria is seeking for a qualified organization to design and deliver a 12-month LOGISTICAL SUPPORT FOR FREDOM250 U.S-NIGERIA’S CREATIVE ECONOMY IN FOCUS across different creative events. The qualified organization are required to send their quotes for the service for consideration. Find attached for details.

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Moreover, due to the new requirement of Government for offerors to comply with National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), in consonance with FAR 52.204-24, FAR 52.204-25 and FAR 52.204-26, all vendors are required to fill attached.

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KOGI STATE (AGILE-AF)-REQUEST FOR BIDS FOR PROVISION OF 1250 ALL IN-ONE DESKTOP COMPUTERS, 50 PROJECTORS, 50 MOTORIZED PROJECTOR SCREENS, 50 ANNUAL INTERNET SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES, 30 SOLAR POWER UNIT (8KVA), AND 10 INTERNET FACILITIES, FOR DIGITAL LITERACY IN SCHOOLS FOR PHASE I, AND PHASE II

KOGI STATE GOVERNMENT
KOGI STATE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
ADOLESCENT GIRLS’ INITIATIVES FOR LEARNING AND EMPOWERMENT (AGILE-AF)

REQUEST FOR BIDS GOODS
(ONE-ENVELOPE BIDDING PROCESS)

COUNTRY: NIGERIA
NAME OF PROJECT: ADOLESCENT GIRLS’ INITIATIVES FOR LEARNING AND EMPOWERMENT (AGILE-AF)
CONTRACT TITLE: PROVISION OF 1250 ALL IN-ONE DESKTOP COMPUTERS, 50 PROJECTORS, 50 MOTORIZED PROJECTOR SCREENS, 50 ANNUAL INTERNET SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES, 30 SOLAR POWER UNIT (8KVA), AND 10 INTERNET FACILITIES, FOR DIGITAL LITERACY IN SCHOOLS FOR PHASE I, AND PHASE II
CREDIT NO.: 74060-NG
RFB REFERENCE NO.: NG-KOGI ADF-566689-GO-RFB
DATE OF ISSUANCE: 15TH SEPTEMBER, 2026
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 12:00 NOON, 15TH OCTOBER, 2026

1. The Federal Government of Nigeria has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the Adolescent Girls Initiatives for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE_AF) Project, and intends to apply part of the proceeds toward payments under the contract for Provision of 1250 All in one Desktop Computers, 50 Projectors, 50 Motorized Projector Screens, 50 Annual Internet Subscription Services, 30 Solar Power Unit (8KVA), and 10 Internet Facilities for Digital Literacy in Schools for Phase I, and Phase II.

2. The Kogi State Ministry of Education, Adolescent Girls Initiatives for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE-AF) now invites sealed Bids from eligible Bidders for the Provision of 1250 All in-one Desktop Computers, 50 Projectors, 50 Motorized Projector Screens, 50 Annual Internet Subscription Services, 30 Solar Power Unit (8KVA), and 10 Internet Facilities for Digital Literacy in Schools for Phase I, and Phase II.

The Delivery Period is 60 days and there will be no margin of preference.

Lot	S/No.	Item Description	Location	Quantity	Delivery Period
Lot 1	1	All-in-One Desktop Computers	The 50 Nos Secondary Schools within Kogi State	1250	60 days
Lot 2	1	Projector: 4000 ANSI Lumens brightness, WUXGA (1920 x 1200 pixels). Contrast ratio of 20,000:1,	50 Nos Secondary Schools within Kogi State	50	60 days
	2	and Motorized Projector Screen: 72 x 72 Motorized/Electric Projector Screen 16:9 (Widescreen), Matte White, Viewing Angle ≥ 120°, Remote control and wall switch, Durable metal casing.		50	60 days
	3	1 Year Internet Subscription Service: minimum of 50mbps download and 10 mbps upload speed.	50 Nos Secondary Schools within Kogi State	50	60 days
	4	And Internet Facilities and Installation: Starlink Internet Service Equipment or its Equivalent.	10 Nos Secondary Schools within Kogi State	10	60 days
Lot 3	1	(8 KVA) Solar Power Unit: 8KVA Hybrid Inverter, 20KWH Lithium Battery, 530W Solar Panels, Inverter Accessories, and Installation.	30 Nos Secondary Schools within Kogi State	30	60 days

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Construction & Engineering

LAGOS STATE FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE-INVITATION FOR BID FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A MINI FIRE STATION IN THE LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, OTTO- IJANIKIN, LAGOS

LAGOS STATE FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE
CONSTRUCTION OF A MINI FIRE STATION IN THE LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, OTTO- IJANIKIN, LAGOS
LSF&RS/W/NCB/001/26
CLOSING DATE: 09/21/2026 12:00:00 PM WAT
DETAIL:
MINISTRY OF SPECIAL DUTIES AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
LAGOS STATE FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE
HEADQUARTER, SECRETARIAT, ALAUSA, IKEJA.
INVITATION FOR BID (IFB)
CONSTRUCTION OF A MINI FIRE STATION IN THE LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, OTTO- IJANIKIN, LAGOS (LSF&RS/W/NCB/001/26)
DATE OF BID ISSUANCE: 14TH SEPTEMBER 2026

INTRODUCTION
The Lagos State Government (LASG) is desirous to Construct a Mini Fire Station in the Lagos State University of Education, Otto-Ijanikin, Lagos aimed at providing timely emergency services in all indigenous Local Government Areas of the State while ensuring adequate safety of lives and property during fire and related emergency. The Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service, Lagos State Ministry of Special Duties and Inter- governmental Relations urge every interested Bidders to participate in the bid for the above project.
Bidding will be conducted through National Competitive Bidding procedures as specified in the Lagos State Public Procurement Law & Guidelines for Works and are open to all interested bidders as defined in the guidelines.

PROJECT:

S/n	Description of Activity	Location	Package Number	Bid Security (₦)	Delivery Period
1.	CONSTRUCTION OF A MINI FIRE STATION IN THE LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, OTTO- IJANIKIN, LAGOS	THE LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, OTTO- IJANIKIN, LAGOS	LSF&RS/W/NCB/001/26	1% of Bid price	12 months

The Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service now invites electronic bids from eligible contractors for above contract as detailed in the bidding document:

2.0 QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENT/ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
(i) Evidence of Registration with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) with the inclusion of Certificate of Incorporation and Articles of Association.
(ii) Last 3 years (2023, 2024 & 2025) Company Tax Clearance Certificate with Average Annual Turnover AS INDICATED IN THE BIDDING DOCUMENT
(iii) Possession of experience as a Prime Contractor in at least (2) projects of similar nature and complexity with verifiable letters of contract award and certificates of job completion within the last Five (5) years. AS INDICATED IN THE BIDDING DOCUMENT
(iv) Detailed Company profile and Organisation structure including names and telephone numbers of key personnel (Technical/Managerial).
(v) Evidence of financial capability (Reference letter from reputable bank). AS INDICATED IN THE BIDDING DOCUMENT
(vi) Copies of VAT Registration with TIN number and evidences of VAT remittances for the last 3years.
(vii) Company’s Audited Accounts for the last three years.
(viii) Evidence of 3 years development levy for two directors.
(ix) Evidence of registration as a Contractor with the Lagos State Government as Works Contractor.

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