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UNDP Pakistan seeks an Institutional Development Specialist for Energy and Power Governance under the Reforms and Innovation in Government for High-Performance Project. This individual contractor position spans 156 working days over 12 months to support federal and provincial governments in Pakistan on key reform initiatives. The assignment is aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework, UNDP Strategic Plan governance priorities, and the Country Programme Document output on open, agile, accountable governance institutions. The specialist will contribute to strengthening institutional capacity and performance management in energy and power governance sectors across Pakistan's federal and provincial administrations.
The contract is administered by UNDP Pakistan's office and managed through the UNDP Quantum supplier portal system. Candidates must register or access the negotiation portal using the reference number UNDP-PAK-01697,1. All procurement processes follow UNDP's individual contractor policies and guidelines. Interested applicants should ensure compliance with UNDP registration and eligibility requirements before submission.
Bid submissions must be made through the UNDP Quantum supplier portal before 21 August 2026 at 08:00 AM New York time. Bidders should consult the detailed Terms of Reference available through the portal for comprehensive assignment scope, deliverables, and evaluation criteria. Queries should be directed to the UNDP Pakistan Procurement Unit at pakistan.procurement.info@undp.org. The assignment details and instructions for portal access are available on the UNDP Procurement Notices platform.
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UNDP seeks an individual contractor—not a firm—for 156 working days over 12 months to advise federal and provincial governments on energy and power governance reforms.
This is a specialized advisory role requiring institutional reform expertise across multiple jurisdictions, not service delivery or supply. Scale is modest (part-time, individual-level engagement) but demands high-level policy credibility and proven track record in government capacity building. One-off assignment tied to a specific UNDP project cycle.
Who can bid: This is an individual contractor position under UNDP rules, not a PEC-registered construction/services firm procurement. Typically requires: valid CNIC/passport, NTN registration, relevant academic/professional credentials, no conflict-of-interest declaration, and UNDP Quantum portal registration. SECP registration likely not required for individual consultants. Check UNDP individual contractor eligibility criteria on their portal.