Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
UNDP Pakistan is seeking to hire a qualified firm or organisation to provide services related to access to climate security and environmental justice in Gwadar, Balochistan. This Request for Proposal (RFP) is issued under reference UNDP-RFP-2026-182 and is managed through UNDP's Quantum supplier portal system. The procurement is global in scope, with the office based in Pakistan and activities focused on the Gwadar region of Balochistan province, addressing critical climate security challenges and environmental justice concerns in this strategically important coastal area.
Prospective bidders must register with the UNDP Quantum supplier portal system to submit proposals. Registration is mandatory for all interested firms and organisations. Bidders should have demonstrated expertise in climate security, environmental justice, and work experience in similar contexts, preferably in Pakistan or South Asia. The tender process follows UNDP's standard procurement guidelines, and interested parties must carefully review all negotiation documents available on the portal before submitting their proposals.
Bidders must obtain the complete negotiation documents from the UNDP Quantum supplier portal using the reference number UNDP-PAK-01687. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the supplier portal before the deadline of 13 August 2026 at 06:00 AM New York time. For technical clarification or additional information, bidders should contact the UNDP Procurement Unit at pakistan.procurement.info@undp.org. Detailed instructions for registration and submission are provided in the user guide available on the portal.
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UNDP is procuring firm/organisation services for climate security and environmental justice programmes in Gwadar, Balochistan. The engagement is global, though regionally focused. Bidders must navigate UNDP's Quantum portal—a registration and e-submission system. The 14-day turnaround is tight for complex proposals. Climate and environmental expertise specific to coastal/arid contexts is likely essential. No budget, scope scale, or contract duration is disclosed in this notice.
Who can bid: The notice does not explicitly state eligibility criteria. Bidders typically require registration with relevant Pakistani authorities (SECP for companies, NTN for tax compliance) and demonstrated prior experience in climate security or environmental programmes. International firms are eligible. Proof of technical capacity and financial stability is typically required.