GRASSROOT INITIATIVE FOR STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY RESILIENCE (GISCOR)-INVITATION TO TENDER FRAMEWORK & LONG-TERM AGREEMENTS (FWA

GISCOR
GRASSROOT INITIATIVE FOR STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY RESILIENCE (GISCOR)
www.giscor.org • procurement@giscor.org

INVITATION TO TENDER
FRAMEWORK & LONG-TERM AGREEMENTS (FWA)

GISCOR INVITES QUALIFIED, ELIGIBLE, AND REPUTABLE SUPPLIERS, CONTRACTORS, AND SERVICE PROVIDERS TO SUBMIT COMPETITIVE TENDERS FOR ESTABLISHING FRAMEWORK AND LONG-TERM AGREEMENTS FOR THE SUPPLY OF GOODS AND PROVISION OF SERVICES UNDER THE CATEGORIES BELOW.

TENDER CATEGORIES

REFERENCE NUMBERCATEGORYLOCATION
NG_GISCOR_STATIONERY_FWA_2026_07_005OFFICE & STATIONERY SUPPLYNW / NE NIGERIA
NG_GISCOR_CLEANINGITEM_FWA_2026_07_006CLEANING & HYGIENE MATERIALSNW / NE NIGERIA
NG-GISCOR-PRINTING-FWA-2026-07-001PRINTING & PUBLICATION SERVICESNW / NE NIGERIA
NG_GISCOR_VEHICLERENTAL_FWA_2026_07_003FLEET & VEHICLE RENTAL SERVICESNW / NE NIGERIA
NG_GISCOR_DIGNITYKIT_FWA_2026_07_008HUMANITARIAN RELIEF / NFISNW / NE NIGERIA
NG-GISCOR-REFRESHMENT-FWA-2026-07-002REFRESHMENT & CATERING SERVICESNW / NE NIGERIA
NG-GISCOR-FUELSUPPLY-FWA-2026-07-004FUEL SUPPLYNW / NE NIGERIA

EGBE-IDIMU LOCAL COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT AREA, LAGOS STATE-INVITATION TO TENDER FOR THE EXECUTION OF PROJECTS

EGBE-IDIMU LOCAL COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT AREA
ALIMOSHO LOCAL GOVERNMENT

INVITATION TO TENDER

1. Egbe-Idimu Local Council Development Area in pursuance of its mandate compliance with the requirement of the Lagos State Procurement Law as amended in 2021 and in line with 2026 capital budgetary provision of the Local Council Development Area.
2. The Local Council Development Area now invites sealed bids from eligible and qualified bidders within the Local Council Development Area.

PROJECTS:
* Proposed Building of Primary Healthcare Centre, ICT and Office Complex for Other Agencies
* Procurement of Official Vehicles for some Executives (Exco), Legislators, Some Management Staffs and Oba’s Within the Local Council Development Area
* Procurement of Official Vehicles for Executives (Exco’s) of the Local Council Development Area
* Sectional Patching of Road at Jemi-Alade Street, Powerline Bus-Stop, Isheri-Olofin.
* Grading of Some Roads Across Egbe-Idimu LCDA.
* Rehabilitation of Road and Drainage at Olisa Street, Idimu.
* Supply of Official Vehicle for the Council Manager.
* Supply of Official Vehicle for the Executive Chairman.
* Construction of Drainage and Road at Omoboriowo Street, Egbe.
* Proposed Office Complex for Egbe-Idimu Local Council Development Area.
* Purchase of Waste Compactor
* Procurement and Installation of High Definition Outdoor LED Display Screen at Isheri-Olofin Roundabout

MINISTRY FOR BASIC & SECONDARY EDUCATION, KEBBI STATE-REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR CONSULTANCY SERVICES

KEBBI STATE GOVERNMENT
MINISTRY FOR BASIC & SECONDARY EDUCATION
ADOLESCENT GIRLS’ INITIATIVE FOR LEARNING AND EMPOWERMENT (AGILE) PROJECT
CR NO: IDA 67380 NG
REFERENCE NO: NG-KEBBI STATE-556007-CS-CQS
ISSUED DATE: 22ND JULY 2026

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
CONSULTANCY SERVICES

The Federal Government has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) project and intended to apply part of the proceeds for consultancy services for the engagement of consultant to implement climate change waste to health and adaptation activities

The objective of engaging a focal Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) is becomes necessary for the implementation of climate change and adaptation activities under the Kebbi AGILE project to ensure Sensitization, Social Mobilization, Group Formation, Capacity Building, and Impact Evaluation (IE) Interventions in the communities within the project areas, communities and schools. Kebbi AGILE has a Climate Adaptation program which has been approved by the World Bank for implementation across the AGILE benefiting schools. The Climate Action program is known as GRETAP – Green Transformation Project. The program has commenced the Climate Change project across thirty (30) pilot schools. The project has also instituted eco-clubs in each of the participating schools and trees have been planted in all the schools. The sustainability plan for the GRETAP project is to support teachers to adopt curriculum into schools. This involves having an in-house teacher who domiciled in the school chair the eco-club and understudy the volunteer for the period of one year and afterwards takeover. This will ensure that long after the project is completed and transferred, the eco-clubs will continue to thrive and be implemented across schools in Kebbi State. The Focal NGO which may be a joint venture of more than one firm for more effectiveness and timely delivery of this assignment and must have presence in Kebbi State is needed to enshrine the eco-clubs and climate adaptation measures, build capacity of student, teachers and community members to mitigate and adapt to the impacts of climate change.

Scope of assignment
The scope of this assignment shall include, but is not limited to the following tasks:
i. During the first month following signing of the agreement, the NGO shall prepare an Annual Activities Plan for the year which will be reviewed by SPIU, and implementation of the approved plan. Subsequent plans shall be prepared annually by the NGO.
ii. Undertake various awareness meetings/seminars/workshops/street plays in relation to climate adaptation, sustainable environmental practices and public awareness.
iii. The NGO shall support all the environmental and social development activities under this Project in all the benefiting communities and schools of the State.
iv. Act as a liaison/facilitating agency with residents/stakeholders
v. Organize community level meetings with SBMCs, stakeholder/Interest groups on periodic intervals.
vi. Submission of Monthly Progress Report indicating all the details of the activities carried out during the month.
vii. Attending meetings organized by the SPIU to review the work done.
viii. Submission of a document by the end of the year pertaining to all GRETAP and environmental & social development activities implemented in their area during the last 12 months and its impact drawn through surveys at the end of each year.
ix. Establish Environmental Conservation clubs in schools and implement action-oriented environmental practices by students and teachers. One thematic area would be to help the students participate in tree planting programs and proper waste disposal & management/Waste to wealth entrepreneurship programs.
x. Carrying out other community mobilization activities as required by the Kebbi AGILE SPIU Team or that are advocated by the community themselves once they are engaged.
xi. Conduct trainings as may be required for the participating schools, communities / SBMCs, develop climate adaptation training materials in collaboration with the Safeguards Team.

The Kebbi AGILE State Project Implementation Unit (SPIU) now invites eligible consulting firms (“Consultants”) to indicate their interest in providing the Services. Interested Consultants should provide information demonstrating that they have the required qualifications and relevant experience to perform the Services.
Method of submission of EoI:
(i) The NGO should be a Kebbi state registered non-profit and community-oriented organization.
(ii) Demonstrate climate adaptation activities in any of the States of Nigeria. NGO that has previously worked in the state will be an added advantage
(iii) The firm is expected to have over the last 5 years undertaken at least two successful assignments similar in scope and budget.
(iv) Have been functional for at least five years in areas of Climate Change, Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), environment, Natural resource Management, Livelihoods.
(v) Provide a team comprising of the following expertise:

1. Team Lead
The team leader should have a Master’s degree/First degree in Environmental Sciences/Climate Studies/Social Sciences with a minimum of 10 years post qualification experience in Climate Change and Environmental management with long track record of providing/managing advisory service assignment on donor funded projects in developing countries especially in Nigeria is an advantage, Experience in managing donor funded projects in more than one country would be an advantage.

Qualification – bachelor’s or master’s degree in environmental sciences/Climate Studies/Sociology/Social Sciences or related field with 10+ years of experience.
2. Community Mobilization and Communication Expert
Community Development, Sociology, or related field with 10+ years of experience in community development.

Qualification – Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Community Development, Sociology, or related field with 10+ years of experience in community development.
3. Water Sanitation and Hygiene Officer
Bachelors or Master’s degree in Engineering/Water Resources, or related field with 5+ years of experience in water, sanitation and hygiene sector.
4. Gender and Inclusion Specialist
Bachelors or Master’s degree in Gender Studies, Sociology, or related field 10+ years of experience in gender and inclusion.

Qualification – Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Gender Studies, Sociology, or related field with 10+ years of experience in gender and inclusion.
(vi) The Consultancy Firm must have available the necessary human resources and equipment, in sufficient numbers and with appropriate qualifications, to provide the services outlined in the preceding paragraphs.
(vii) Copies of unabridged financial reports for the last three (3) years
(viii) Proven experience of local presence in the project areas;

The attention of interested Consultants is drawn to Section III, paragraphs, 3.14, 3.16, and 3.17 of the World Bank’s “Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers” 5th edition September 2023 (“Procurement Regulations”) setting forth the World Bank’s policy on conflict of interest.

AFRICAN REINSURANCE CORPORATION(AFRICA RE)-INVITATION TO TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY, INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING OF LUGGAGE X-RAY SCANNER AND WALK-THROUGH METAL DETECTOR FOR AFRICA RE LAGOS AND ABUJA OFFICE BUILDING


SUPPLY, INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING OF LUGGAGE X-RAY SCANNER AND WALK-THROUGH METAL DETECTOR FOR AFRICA RE LAGOS AND ABUJA OFFICE BUILDING
LAGOS, NIGERIA
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 2026-07-30

INTRODUCTION

The AFRICAN REINSURANCE CORPORATION (“Africa Re” or “the Corporation”) is an international organization with a mission “to foster the development of the insurance and reinsurance industry in Africa; to promote the growth of national, regional, and sub-regional underwriting and retention capacities and to support African economic development.”

As a supranational organization, the Corporation was created pursuant to the Agreement Establishing Africa Re, which was executed in 1976 by the following founding shareholders:

• 42 Member States of the African Union (AU), and

• African Development Bank (AfDB),

In subsequent years, the following additional shareholders joined the Corporation’s shareholding:

• 112 African insurance and reinsurance companies registered in the Member States, and

• 3 leading global insurance and reinsurance groups.

This above Agreement confers on the Corporation its current status as a multilateral institution as well as the legal authority to operate in Member States. Africa Re, however, operates in other non-member States where it has registered subsidiaries, agencies, and offices.

With its Headquarters in Lagos (Nigeria), Africa Re operates in Africa, through

• 6 Regional offices in Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire), Cairo (Egypt), Casablanca (Morocco), Lagos (Nigeria), Nairobi (Kenya), and Ebène (Mauritius),

• 3 Local Offices in Addis Ababa (Ethiopia), Khartoum (Sudan), Kinshasa (DR Congo),

• 2 Underwriting Representative Offices in Kampala (Uganda), and

• 2 Subsidiaries: Africa Re South Africa Limited in Johannesburg (South Africa), African Retakaful Company in Cairo (Egypt), and

Africa Re operates outside Africa, through

• 1 Underwriting Agency (Africa Re Underwriting Agency Limited) in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), Dubai (UAE), and

• 1 Branch Office in the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC), GIFT City (India).

The Corporation has the highest international financial strength and credit ratings by any indigenous reinsurer in Africa, with A (Strong / Stable Outlook) with Standard & Poor’s and A (Excellent / Stable Outlook) with AM Best. This is without any callable capital or parental guarantee or any other shareholders’ guarantee.

OBJECTIVES

The African Reinsurance Corporation (hereinafter referred to as “Africa Re”) invites proposals from suitably qualified, experienced, and authorised vendors for the supply, installation, commissioning, and operator training of three (3) dual-energy X-ray luggage scanners and two (2) walk-through metal detectors at its premises, distributed as follows:

• 2 units — Dual-Energy X-Ray Luggage Scanner (Abuja Head Office)

• 1 unit — Dual-Energy X-Ray Luggage Scanner (Lagos Head Office)

• 2 units — Walk-Through Metal Detector (Abuja Head Office)

The scope shall further include the decommissioning and relocation of the existing luggage scanner unit at the Lagos office.

In furtherance of its commitment to maintaining a robust and effective access control and security screening programme, Africa Re has resolved to procure new, state-of-the-art equipment of specified models and capabilities, in line with current international security standards.

The primary objectives of this project are as follows:

AFRICAN REINSURANCE CORPORATION(AFRICA RE)-INVITATION TO TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY, REMOVAL & REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING CCTV CAMERA SYSTEM AT AFRICA RE HEAD OFFICE, LAGOS

SUPPLY, REMOVAL & REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING CCTV CAMERA SYSTEM AT AFRICA RE HEAD OFFICE, LAGOS
LAGOS, NIGERIA
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 2026-07-30

INTRODUCTION

The AFRICAN REINSURANCE CORPORATION (“Africa Re” or “the Corporation”) is an international organization with a mission “to foster the development of the insurance and reinsurance industry in Africa; to promote the growth of national, regional, and sub-regional underwriting and retention capacities and to support African economic development.”

As a supranational organization, the Corporation was created pursuant to the Agreement Establishing Africa Re, which was executed in 1976 by the following founding shareholders:

• 42 Member States of the African Union (AU), and

• African Development Bank (AfDB),

In subsequent years, the following additional shareholders joined the Corporation’s shareholding:

• 112 African insurance and reinsurance companies registered in the Member States, and

• 3 leading global insurance and reinsurance groups.

This above Agreement confers on the Corporation its current status as a multilateral institution as well as the legal authority to operate in Member States. Africa Re, however, operates in other non-member States where it has registered subsidiaries, agencies, and offices.

With its Headquarters in Lagos (Nigeria), Africa Re operates in Africa, through

• 6 Regional offices in Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire), Cairo (Egypt), Casablanca (Morocco), Lagos (Nigeria), Nairobi (Kenya), and Ebène (Mauritius),

• 3 Local Offices in Addis Ababa (Ethiopia), Khartoum (Sudan), Kinshasa (DR Congo),

• 2 Underwriting Representative Offices in Kampala (Uganda), and

• 2 Subsidiaries: Africa Re South Africa Limited in Johannesburg (South Africa), African Retakaful Company in Cairo (Egypt), and

Africa Re operates outside Africa, through

• 1 Underwriting Agency (Africa Re Underwriting Agency Limited) in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), Dubai (UAE), and

• 1 Branch Office in the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC), GIFT City (India).

The Corporation has the highest international financial strength and credit ratings by any indigenous reinsurer in Africa, with A (Strong / Stable Outlook) with Standard & Poor’s and A (Excellent / Stable Outlook) with AM Best. This is without any callable capital or parental guarantee or any other shareholders’ guarantee.

OBJECTIVES

African Reinsurance corporation (hereinafter referred to as ‘the Client’) invites qualified, experienced, and reputable security systems vendors and contractors to submit proposals for the supply, removal, and replacement of the existing Bosch CCTV camera system with Hikvision equivalent cameras at Africare Re’s Building located at Plot 1679 Karimu Kotun Stree, Victoria Island Lagos.

The existing CCTV infrastructure, comprising 61 Bosch cameras of varying types, has reached the end of its serviceable life and is no longer meeting the security and surveillance requirements of the facility. The Client has resolved to replace the existing system with Hikvision cameras of equivalent or superior specification, fully integrated into the existing network infrastructure.

This Request for Proposal (RFP) sets out the full scope of works, technical requirements, commercial terms, and evaluation criteria that vendors are required to comply with in submitting their proposals.

The primary objectives of this project are as follows:

• To decommission and remove all 61 existing Bosch CCTV cameras currently installed across the facility.

• To supply and install 61 Hikvision CCTV cameras of equivalent type — comprising 41 dome cameras, 2 PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) cameras, and 18 bullet cameras — in the same locations as the removed Bosch cameras.

• To integrate all newly installed Hikvision cameras seamlessly into the existing network infrastructure, Video Management System (VMS), and recording equipment.

• To ensure continuity of CCTV coverage across all critical areas of the facility throughout and after the replacement exercise.

• To test, commission, and hand over a fully operational Hikvision CCTV system to the Client upon completion of works.

SCOPE OF SERVICE

3.1. Overview of Camera Replacement Schedule

S/N Camera Type Existing Brand Replacement Brand Quantity

1 Dome Camera Bosch Hikvision 41

2 PTZ Camera (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) Bosch Hikvision 2

3 Bullet Camera Bosch Hikvision 18

TOTAL 61

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GERMAN COOPERATION-INVITATION TO TENDER FOR FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT FOR PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEOGRAPHY, PODCAST PRODUCTION AND LIVESTREAMING SERVICES

GERMAN COOPERATION
DEUTSCHE ZUSAMMENARBEIT

The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, commissioned by BMZ and Co-financed by the European Union (EU), manages multi-sectorial projects across each Geo-political zone in Nigeria. A key part of GIZ’s communications work is raising awareness among both internal and external stakeholders about our portfolio, highlighting partnerships, events, impacts, testimonials, human interest stories.

To meet this requirement, GIZ Nigeria & ECOWAS requires services of qualified service providers (companies) that are willing and able to provide efficient and cost-effective Photography and Videography services and thus invites qualified companies to express their interest to provide the below:

FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT FOR PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEOGRAPHY, PODCAST PRODUCTION AND LIVESTREAMING SERVICES.

Accordingly, GIZ invites interested and qualified companies to express their interest by furnishing GIZ Nigeria Country Office with the following:
a. An official letter expressing interest on the Company Letterhead (1 page only).

MINISTRY OF WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT (MWRD), DELTA STATE-INVITATION TO TENDER FOR DRILLING OF 200MM DIA BOREHOLE AND CONSTRUCTION OF 300M OF 50MM DIA (10BAR) DIA UPVC PIPELINE EXTENSION

BIDS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED UNLESS RETURNED IN SEALED ENVELOPE CLEARLY MARKED WITH INVITATION NUMBER

IN ALL CORRESPONDENCE REFER TO INVITATION TO TENDER.
Ref: MWRD/DT/199/2026
DATE ISSUED 21st July, 2026

GOVERNMENT OF DELTA STATE OF NIGERIA
MINISTRY OF WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT,
PROF. CHIKE EDOZIEN SECRETARIAT, ASABA
P.M.B 95087, ASABA

INVITATION TO TENDER

1.0 PREAMBLE
The Delta State Government through the Ministry of Water Resources Development (MWRD) hereby invites tenders from reputable contractors for the Rehabilitation of Solar Powered Water Supply Scheme at Onyeagwu Primary School, Umunede, Ika North East Local Government Area of Delta State.

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK
• DRILLING OF 200MM DIA BOREHOLE AND CONSTRUCTION OF 300M OF 50MM DIA (10BAR) DIA UPVC PIPELINE EXTENSION.

3.0 MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS
Companies interested in the project are to submit company profiles which must contain the following:
a. Evidence of Registration with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC);
b. Current Tax Clearance Certificate for three (3) years;
c. Evidence of Company’s Financial Capacity (3 years audited financial statement);
d. Evidence of registration with Contractors Registration Board.
e. Evidence of payment for DSIR Card;

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NIGER STATE MINISTRY OF BASIC AND SECONDARY EDUCATION-INVITATION FOR BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF 52 SECONDARY SCHOOLS, INCLUDING (26) JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND (26) SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS, LOTS 1 TO 6 IN NIGER STATE

FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA
NIGER STATE GOVERNMENT
MINISTRY OF BASIC AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
SPECIFIC PROCUREMENT NOTICE
INVITATION FOR BIDS
(ONE-ENVELOPE BIDDING PROCESS)
COUNTRY: NIGERIA
PROJECT: NIGER STATE ADOLESCENT GIRLS’ INITIATIVE FOR LEARNING & EMPOWERMENT PROJECT (NIGERAGILE)
CREDIT NO: IDA 74060-NG
CONTRACT TITLE: CONSTRUCTION OF 52 SECONDARY SCHOOLS, INCLUDING (26) JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND (26) SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS, LOTS 1 TO 6 IN NIGER STATE.
RFB NO: NG-NIGER ADF-559674-CW-RFB
ISSUED: 21ST JULY, 2026

1. The Federal Republic of Nigeria has received financing from the World bank toward the cost of the Niger State Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment Project and intends to apply part of the proceeds toward payments under the contracts for the construction of 26 Junior Secondary Schools and 26 Senior Secondary Schools, LOTs 1 to 6 in Niger State.

2. The Niger State Ministry of Basic and Secondary Schools, through the office of the Project Coordinator, Niger AGILE now invites sealed bids from eligible Bidders for one or several of the following lots for the construction of 26 Junior Secondary Schools and 26 Secondary Schools in Niger State:

Lot 1: Construction of 4nr SSS and 5nr JSS
Agale: MODEL JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL (JSS)
Agale: JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL NDAMARAKI (SSS)
Lapai: MAILE JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL (JSS)
Lapai: UMARU BAGO JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL SHAKU (SSS)
Gbako: KOCHIKOTA PRIMARY SCHOOL (JSS)
Gbako: PATTAGI PRIMARY SCHOOL (JSS)
Gbako: DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL, EDOZHIGI (SSS)
Gbako: JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL EDOKOTA (SSS)
Katcha: CENTRAL PRIMARY SCHOOL, LOGUMA (JSS)

Lot 2: Construction of 6nr SSS and 4nr JSS
Bida: BAGUGU SHETTIMA N/P SCHOOL (JSS)
Bida: BAGUDU WAZIRI PRI SCH (JSS)
Bida: WOMEN DAY COLLEGE BIDA (SSS)
Bida: JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL KUCHITA (SSS)
Bida: GOVERNMENT MODEL SECONDARY SCHOOL (SSS)
Bida: JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, GBAZHI (SSS)
Edati: TAMA PRIMARY SCHOOL (JSS)
Edati: JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL LENFA-BORORO (SSS)
Wushishi: KANKO JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL (JSS)
Wushishi: JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, WUSHISHI (SSS)

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