Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
UNDP Pakistan is seeking an Individual Consultant to serve as Judicial Digitalization and Virtual Courts Expert for a specialized assignment based in Gilgit Baltistan, Federal territory. The consultant will work on judicial digitalization initiatives and virtual court systems implementation over a period of two months encompassing twenty working days. This is a fixed-price contract with payment upon receipt of deliverables, managed through the UNDP Quantum supplier portal system and open to qualified individual contractors meeting UNDP eligibility standards.
Applicants must register or log in to the UNDP Quantum supplier portal to access tender documents and submit bids using the reference number UNDP-PAK-01728. The consultant will be responsible for assessing and managing their own security and safety arrangements in Gilgit Baltistan, including secure transportation and accommodation. All consultants must comply with applicable UNDP security requirements and instructions throughout the assignment duration.
Interested bidders should access the negotiation via quicklink or login to the Supplier Portal, search using reference UNDP-PAK-01728, and follow user guide instructions for submission. The procurement deadline is 08 October 2026 at 06:00 AM New York time. For further inquiries, contact the Procurement Unit at pakistan.procurement.info@undp.org. The contract amount is fixed regardless of cost component variations.
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UNDP Pakistan is procuring specialist expertise in judicial digitalization and virtual court systems for a short-term assignment in Gilgit Baltistan.
The engagement is compact—two months, twenty working days total—suggesting focused, outcome-driven work rather than prolonged implementation. Payment is fixed upon deliverables, reducing cash-flow risk but requiring clear scope definition. Bidders must self-manage security and logistics in a remote region; this eliminates UNDP support but offers operational autonomy. The October 2026 deadline allows reasonable preparation time for portal registration and proposal development.
Who can bid: Individual consultants are eligible; typically applicants must have a valid national tax number (NTN) or SECP registration if operating as a business. UNDP requires proof of citizenship (passport), no conflict of interest declaration, and demonstrated expertise in judicial digitalization or virtual court systems. The consultant must be able to assess and manage own security in Gilgit Baltistan and comply with UN security protocols.