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title: "Reconstruction of the Yaoundé–Edéa road and two weigh stations, three lots"
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# Reconstruction of the Yaoundé–Edéa road and two weigh stations, three lots

Cameroon’s Ministry of Public Works invites international bids to reconstruct the 167 km Yaoundé–Edéa road in three lots under the World Bank-financed Douala–Bangui Economic Corridor Programme, Phase 1. Lot 1 is Yaoundé–Madoumba (52.05 km), Lot 2 Madoumba–Pont de Ndoupé (52.05 km), and Lot 3 Pont de Ndoupé–Carrefour Edéa (62.90 km); each has a 30-month execution period. Work includes pavement reconstruction, selected 2×2 widening, curve improvements, drainage and structure repairs; weigh-station construction and digitalization are in Lots 1 and 3. Technical and cost scores each weigh 50%; bids may cover one or more lots. The notice states 24 November 2026 at 11:00, but its API separates date and time without timezone and the canonical UTC timestamp cannot be reconciled, so only the date is published as the precise deadline.

- Status: open
- Country: ZZ
- Buyer: CELLULE BAD/BM MINTP
- Submission deadline: 2026-11-24 (date)
- Original notice: https://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/procurement-detail/OP00472599
- Source checked: 2026-10-12T11:28:17.062701Z

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    "description": "REPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN Paix – Travail – Patrie ------------------ REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON Peace – Work – Fatherland ----------------- MINISTERE DES TRAVAUX PUBLICS --------------- MINISTRY OF PUBLIC WORKS --------------- SECRETARIAT GENERAL ------------------ SECRETARIAT GENERAL ------------------ CELLULE DES PROJETS ROUTIERS A FINANCEMENT CONJOINT ----------- JOINT-FUNDING ROAD PROJECTS UNIT ----------- Avis Spécifique d’Appel d’Offres Pays : CAMEROUN Maître d’Ouvrage : Ministre des Travaux Publics Projet : Programme d’Aménagement du Corridor Économique Douala – Bangui (PACEDB) Numéro Prêt BIRD : K010-CM Numéro Crédit IDA : 8069-CM Titre du Marché : Travaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé-Edéa (167 km) en trois lots distincts Référence de l’AOIO : 087/AOIO/MINTP/CPR-FC/CCCM-TR/CSPM-PFC/2026 Code STEP : CM-CELLULE BAD/BM-553029-CW-RFB Émis le : 08 octobre 2026 1. Le Gouvernement de la République du Cameroun a obtenu un prêt et un crédit de la Banque mondiale pour financer le coût du Programme d’Aménagement du Corridor Économique Douala – Bangui (PACEDB) – Phase 1 et a l’intention d’utiliser une partie des sommes accordées au titre de ce financement pour effectuer les paiements prévus au titre des marchés de : Lot 1 : Travaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé-Edéa du tronçon Yaoundé (PK 1+700) – Madoumba (PK 53+750) : 52,05 km ; Lot 2 : Travaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé-Edéa du tronçon Madoumba (PK 53+750) – Pont de Ndoupé (PK 105+800) : 52,05 km ; Lot 3 : Travaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé-Edéa du tronçon Pont de Ndoupé (PK 105+800) – Carrefour Edéa (PK 168+700) : 62,90 km. 2. Le Ministre des Travaux Publics invite, par la présente, les Soumissionnaires à présenter leurs Offres techniques et financières sous pli fermé, pour la réalisation des travaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé – Edéa (167 km), répartis en trois (03) lots distincts comme suit : Allotissement des travaux Linéaire (km) Nature des travaux Délai d’exécution des travaux (mois) Lot 1 : Travaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé-Edéa de la section de route Yaoundé-Madoumba 52,05 Reconstruction de la chaussée, doublement de certaines sections en 2x2 voies (sur un linéaire de 22,575 km), redressement de virages, construction et digitalisation d’un poste de pesage, réfection des ouvrages d’art et reconstruction des ouvrages hydrauliques et d’assainissement 30 Lot 2 : Travaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé-Edéa de la section de route Madoumba-Pont de Ndoupé 52,05 Reconstruction de la chaussée, doublement de certaines sections en 2x2 voies (sur un linéaire de 10,750 km), redressement de virages, réfection des ouvrages d’art et reconstruction des ouvrages hydrauliques et d’assainissement 30 Lot 3 : Travaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé-Edéa de la section de route Pont de Ndoupé-Carrefour Edéa 62,90 Reconstruction de la chaussée, doublement de certaines sections en 2x2 voies (sur un linéaire de 12 km), redressement de virages, construction et digitalisation d’un poste de pesage, réfection des ouvrages d’art et reconstruction des ouvrages hydrauliques et d’assainissement 30 Les soumissionnaires peuvent présenter une offre pour un, plusieurs ou l’ensemble des lots, conformément aux dispositions du DAO 3. La procédure sera conduite par mise en concurrence internationale en utilisant un Appel d’Offres tel que défini dans le « Règlement de Passation de Marchés de la Banque mondiale pour les Emprunteurs sollicitant un Financement de Projets d’Investissement (FPI), édition de septembre 2025 » (« le Règlement de Passation de Marchés »), et ouvert à tous les Soumissionnaires de pays éligibles tels que définis dans le Règlement de Passation de Marchés. 4. Les Offres seront évaluées conformément au processus d'évaluation défini dans le dossier d'appel d'offres. Les pondérations suivantes s'appliqueront aux Critères notés (y compris les facteurs techniques et autres que le prix) : 50 % pour l’offre technique et 50 % pour le coût de l'Offre. 5. Les Soumissionnaires éligibles peuvent obtenir des informations supplémentaires auprès de l a Cellule des Projets Routiers à Financement Conjoint (CPR-FC) et examiner le Dossier d’Appel d’Offres à l’adresse indiquée ci-dessous, durant les heures de bureau, de 9 heures à 15 heures . 6. Le Dossier d’Appel d’Offres en français peut être acheté par tout Soumissionnaire éligible intéressé en formulant une demande écrite à l’adresse ci-dessous contre un paiement non remboursable de 150 000 (cent cinquante mille) francs CFA ou 300 (trois cents) euros . La méthode de paiement sera le versement au Trésor Public ou dans le Compte d’Affectation Spéciale CAS ARMP N°10001 06800 33598800001 89 ; IBAN : 21, Code SWIFT (BIC) : ICLRCMCXXXX, Code IBAN : CM2110001068003359880000189 ouvert à cet effet par l’Agence de Régulation des Marchés Publics (ARMP), auprès des agences de la Banque Internationale pour l’Épargne et le Crédit (BICEC), Agence de Bonanjo. La quittance devra identifier le payeur comme représentant de l’entreprise ou du groupement dûment constitué désireux de participer au présent Appel d’Offres . Le dossier sera remis au porteur de la quittance ou par courriel pour ceux qui sont hors de la ville de Yaoundé ou du Cameroun. Le Dossier d’Appel d’Offres sera remis en version numérique. 7. Les Soumissions doivent être remises en version physique, soit un (01) original et quatre (04) copies pour la proposition technique et un (01) original et quatre (04) copies pour la proposition financière dans des enveloppes séparées et marquées comme telles. Les versions numériques seront remises sous clé USB (contenant les versions Word et PDF pour la proposition technique et les versions Word, PDF et Excel protégées par mot de passe pour la proposition financière). Chaque clé USB sera placée dans l’enveloppe scellée correspondante et les soumissions devront être transmises à l’adresse ci-dessous, au plus tard le 24 novembre 2026 à 11 heures précises. NB 1 : Toute dossier technique renfermant les informations liées au prix de l’offre sera déclaré non conforme et vaudra rejet de l’offre. NB 2 : Les soumissionnaires peuvent présenter une offre pour un, plusieurs ou l’ensemble des lots conformément aux dispositions du DAO. La soumission par voie électronique (mails/courriels) n’est pas permise. Toute Soumission reçue en retard sera écartée. Au titre des références de l’Appel d’offres et outre le nom et l’adresse du soumissionnaire, la mention ci-après doit être reprise sur les enveloppes : Appel d’Offres International Ouvert N° 087/AOIO/MINTP/CPR-FC/CCCM-TR/CSPM-PFC/2026 du 08 octobre 2026 pour les travaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé – Edéa (167 km) en trois lots distincts ; Lot……….. Ne pas ouvrir avant la date et l’heure fixées pour l’ouverture des offres Les enveloppes extérieures de l’Offre marquées « ORIGINAL DE L’OFFRE », et les enveloppes intérieures marquées « PARTIE TECHNIQUE » seront ouvertes en présence des représentants des Soumissionnaires et de toute personne qui souhaite assister à l’ouverture des plis à l’adresse indiquée ci-dessous, le 24 novembre à 12 heures précises. Toutes les enveloppes marquées « PARTIE FINANCIERE » demeureront non ouvertes et seront conservées par le Maître d’Ouvrage jusqu’à la seconde ouverture publique des Offres. L'enveloppe de l’offre financière témoin, marquée comme telle, sera remise au Représentant de l'Agence de Régulation des Marchés Publics (ARMP) dès l'ouverture des offres techniques. Ladite offre protégée par un mot de passe sera contenue dans une clé USB, enregistrant la copie originale scannée de la proposition financière. 8. Les Soumissions doivent être accompagnées : (i) d’une Déclaration de Garantie d’Offre ; (ii) d’une Déclaration relative à l’Exploitation et aux Abus Sexuels (EAS) et/ou au Harcèlement Sexuel (HS), et (iii) d’une Déclaration d’Engagement de la main d’œuvre locale, fidèles aux différents modèles et/ou formulaires fournis dans le Dossier d’Appel d’Offres. 9. Veuillez noter que le Règlement de Passation des Marchés exige que l’Emprunteur divulgue les informations sur les propriétaires effectifs du Soumissionnaire attributaire, dans le cadre de l’avis de Notification d’Attribution de Marché, en renseignant le Formulaire de Divulgation des Bénéficiaires Effectifs inclus dans le dossier d’appel d’offres. 10. Les adresses auxquelles il est fait référence ci-dessus sont : À l’attention de Monsieur le Ministre des Travaux Publics, Agence d’exécution de Projet : Cellule des Projets Routiers à Financement Conjoint (CPR-FC) ; Sise à la rue CEPER, face Hôtel YaahoT, à Yaoundé. Téléphone : (237) 222 221 918 / Courriel : infos@cpr-fc.cm avec copies à njontu@cpr-fc.cm , samuelndoumbe@cpr-fc.cm , obe.myris@cpr-fc.cm Ministre des Travaux Publics",
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    "text": "REPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN\nPaix – Travail – Patrie\n------------------\nREPUBLIC OF CAMEROON\nPeace – Work – Fatherland\n-----------------\nMINISTERE DES TRAVAUX PUBLICS\n---------------\nMINISTRY OF PUBLIC WORKS\n---------------\nSECRETARIAT GENERAL\n------------------\nSECRETARIAT GENERAL\n------------------\nCELLULE DES PROJETS ROUTIERS A FINANCEMENT CONJOINT\n-----------\nJOINT-FUNDING ROAD PROJECTS UNIT\n-----------\nAvis Spécifique d’Appel d’Offres\nPays :\nCAMEROUN\nMaître d’Ouvrage :\nMinistre des Travaux Publics\nProjet :\nProgramme d’Aménagement du Corridor Économique Douala – Bangui (PACEDB)\nNuméro Prêt BIRD :\nK010-CM\nNuméro Crédit IDA : 8069-CM\nTitre du Marché\n:\nTravaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé-Edéa (167 km) en trois lots distincts\nRéférence de l’AOIO\n:\n087/AOIO/MINTP/CPR-FC/CCCM-TR/CSPM-PFC/2026\nCode STEP\n: CM-CELLULE BAD/BM-553029-CW-RFB\nÉmis le :\n08 octobre 2026\n1. Le\nGouvernement de la République du Cameroun\na obtenu un prêt et un crédit de la Banque mondiale  pour financer le coût du\nProgramme d’Aménagement du Corridor Économique Douala – Bangui (PACEDB) – Phase 1\net a l’intention d’utiliser une partie des sommes accordées au titre de ce financement pour effectuer les paiements prévus au titre des marchés de :\nLot 1 : Travaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé-Edéa du tronçon Yaoundé (PK 1+700) – Madoumba (PK 53+750) : 52,05 km ;\nLot 2 : Travaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé-Edéa du tronçon Madoumba (PK 53+750) – Pont de Ndoupé (PK 105+800) : 52,05 km ;\nLot 3 : Travaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé-Edéa du tronçon Pont de Ndoupé (PK 105+800) – Carrefour Edéa (PK 168+700) : 62,90 km.\n2. Le Ministre des Travaux Publics invite, par la présente, les Soumissionnaires\nà présenter leurs Offres techniques et financières sous pli fermé, pour la réalisation des\ntravaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé – Edéa (167 km),\nrépartis en trois (03) lots distincts comme suit :\nAllotissement des travaux\nLinéaire (km)\nNature des travaux\nDélai d’exécution des travaux (mois)\nLot 1 :\nTravaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé-Edéa de la section de route\nYaoundé-Madoumba\n52,05\nReconstruction de la chaussée, doublement de certaines sections en 2x2 voies (sur un linéaire de 22,575 km), redressement de virages, construction et digitalisation d’un poste de pesage, réfection des ouvrages d’art et reconstruction des ouvrages hydrauliques et d’assainissement\n30\nLot 2 :\nTravaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé-Edéa de la section de route\nMadoumba-Pont de Ndoupé\n52,05\nReconstruction de la chaussée, doublement de certaines sections en 2x2 voies (sur un linéaire de 10,750 km), redressement de virages, réfection des ouvrages d’art et reconstruction des ouvrages hydrauliques et d’assainissement\n30\nLot 3 :\nTravaux de reconstruction de la route Yaoundé-Edéa de la section de route\nPont de Ndoupé-Carrefour Edéa\n62,90\nReconstruction de la chaussée, doublement de certaines sections en 2x2 voies (sur un linéaire de 12 km), redressement de virages, construction et digitalisation d’un poste de pesage, réfection des ouvrages d’art et reconstruction des ouvrages hydrauliques et d’assainissement\n30\nLes soumissionnaires peuvent présenter une offre pour un, plusieurs ou l’ensemble des lots, conformément aux dispositions du DAO\n3. La procédure sera conduite par mise en concurrence internationale en utilisant un Appel d’Offres tel que défini dans le « Règlement de Passation de Marchés de la Banque mondiale pour les Emprunteurs sollicitant un Financement de Projets d’Investissement (FPI),\nédition de septembre 2025 »\n(«\nle Règlement de Passation de Marchés\n»),\net ouvert à tous les Soumissionnaires de pays éligibles tels que définis dans le Règlement de Passation de Marchés.\n4. Les Offres seront évaluées conformément au processus d'évaluation défini dans le dossier d'appel d'offres. Les pondérations suivantes s'appliqueront aux Critères notés (y compris les facteurs techniques et autres que le prix) :\n50 % pour l’offre technique et 50 % pour le coût de l'Offre.\n5. Les Soumissionnaires éligibles peuvent obtenir des informations supplémentaires auprès de l\na Cellule des Projets Routiers à Financement Conjoint (CPR-FC)\net examiner le Dossier d’Appel d’Offres à l’adresse indiquée ci-dessous, durant les heures de bureau, de 9 heures à 15 heures\n.\n6. Le Dossier d’Appel d’Offres en\nfrançais\npeut être acheté par tout Soumissionnaire éligible intéressé en formulant une demande écrite à l’adresse ci-dessous contre un paiement non remboursable de\n150 000 (cent cinquante mille) francs CFA ou 300 (trois cents) euros\n.\nLa méthode de paiement sera le versement au Trésor Public ou dans le Compte d’Affectation Spéciale CAS ARMP N°10001 06800 33598800001 89 ; IBAN : 21, Code SWIFT (BIC) : ICLRCMCXXXX, Code IBAN : CM2110001068003359880000189 ouvert à cet effet par l’Agence de Régulation des Marchés Publics (ARMP), auprès des agences de la Banque Internationale pour l’Épargne et le Crédit (BICEC), Agence de Bonanjo.\nLa quittance devra identifier le payeur comme représentant de l’entreprise ou du groupement dûment constitué désireux de participer au présent Appel d’Offres\n.\nLe dossier sera remis au porteur de la quittance ou par courriel pour ceux qui sont hors de la ville de Yaoundé ou du Cameroun.\nLe Dossier d’Appel d’Offres sera remis en version numérique.\n7. 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last-updated: 2026-10-12T11:40:31.708202+00:00
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# National consultant to supervise construction of a feed-storage facility in the Comoros

The FSRP-KM Coordination Unit seeks a national consultant to supervise and control construction of a feed-storage facility with glazed offices, a steel structure and masonry annexes including a restaurant, changing rooms and showers. Interested consultants must submit expressions of interest in person at the project office in Mdé or by email. The notice sets the deadline at 22 October 2026, 14:00 (time zone not stated).

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- Buyer: Food Systems Resilience Project Coordination Unit (FSRP-KM), Union of the Comoros Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Crafts
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last-updated: 2026-10-12T13:11:53.793547+00:00
---

# Backup software, storage server and monitoring equipment for KALRO

Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization invites bids under the Food Systems Resilience Project for supply, installation, testing and commissioning of one backup and replication software license, one storage server, one data-center monitoring and troubleshooting workstation with remote-monitoring device, and four external backup drives. The World Bank notice lists an estimated bid amount of USD 250,823 and bid security of KES 650,000. Electronic bidding is not permitted; bids are due on 5 November 2026 at 11:00 East Africa Time.

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- Submission deadline: 2026-11-05T11:00:00+03:00 (instant)
- Original notice: https://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/procurement-detail/OP00473961
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# 4.6.2 Recruitment of Social Safeguards Officer for WASH Related Activities

South Sudan’s Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation invites individual consultants for a Social Safeguards Officer assignment under Regional Climate Resilience Program for Eastern and Southern Africa 1 Project (RCRP1). The notice describes social-risk management for the Regional Climate Resilience Program and National WASH Project, based in Juba for 12 months. The World Bank listing gives reference SS-MWRI-496993-CS-INDV and an estimated amount of USD 54,000. It sets 28 October 2026 at 16:00 local time; the public deadline shows the date only because a time zone is not stated.

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- Buyer: Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigations
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# Audit of the OECS Skills and Innovation Project

The Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States Commission invites expressions of interest for consultancy services to audit the OECS Skills and Innovation Project (SKIP), financed through World Bank Grant E286. The supplied notice describes an independent audit opinion on project financial statements, examination of records and controls, and reporting requirements, including Word and PDF deliverables. Payments depend on approval of deliverables and the agreed schedule. The deadline is 19 October 2026 at 16:30 UTC.

- Status: closing-soon
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- Buyer: Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Commission
- Submission deadline: 2026-10-19T16:30:00+00:00 (instant)
- Original notice: https://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/procurement-detail/OP00473712
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The objectives of the consulting services (“the Services”) is to allow the auditor to express a professional opinion on the project financial statement as to whether they are free from material misstatements and are prepared in accordance with stipulated accounting standards, the eligibility of expenditures, compliance with applicable laws, regulations and financial clauses of the trust fund agreement and to report on the adequacy and adherence of the internal controls. The engagement will include an audit of resources provided by the Bank and an assessment of the internal controls of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States Commission. The disbursement from the World Bank (WB) disclosed in the Project financial statements should be reconciled with the WB records. The OECS 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. The minimum required qualifications and experience are listed in section X111 of the TOR below. The Qualifications and Experience of Key Experts shall not be included in the shortlisting criteria . Key Experts will not be evaluated at the shortlisting stage. 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” September 2023 and (‘Procurement Regulations’), setting forth the World Bank’s policy on conflict of interest. To obtain the maximum degree of comparison among Expressions of Interests (EOIs) and facilitate the evaluation process, the EOI should be a maximum of 20 pages (including annexes) with the following information included below. Any pages exceeding this limit will not be considered for evaluation or shortlisting. Title page with name of firm submitting the EOI : should contain name of firm (or joint venture and/or a sub-consultancy, if applicable), address, email, telephone, name of contact person and date of submission. Expression of Interest : including the firm’s general and specific experience, pool of experts etc. Consultants may associate with other firms to enhance their qualifications, but should indicate clearly whether the association is in the form of a joint venture and/or a sub-consultancy. In the case of a joint venture, all the partners in the joint venture shall be jointly and severally liable for the entire contract, if selected. A Consultant will be selected in accordance with the Least Cost Based Selection (LCS) method set out in the Procurement Regulations. Further information can be obtained at the address below during office hours 08:30 a.m. – 4: 3 0 p.m. (0830 to 1630 hours ). Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States OECS Skills and Innovation Project P.O. Box 179 Morne Fortune Castries Saint Lucia TEL: +1 758-455-6349/68 E-mail: procurement@oecs.int An electronic copy of the Expressions of Interest must be sent by October 19, 2026 to: Yasmine Anatole, Procurement Officer At the following email address: procurementbids@oecs.int copied to: skip@oecs.int The email submissions should include the name and address of the Firm and shall be clearly marked in the subject line as “ Expression of Interest – “Consultancy Services to Undertake the Audit of the OECS Skills and Innovation Project (SKIP)”. The Terms of Reference for the submission of expressions of interest for this consultancy is provided below. Auditor Terms of Reference FOR THE AUDIT OF: REGIONAL OECS SKILLS AND INNOVATION PROJECT FINANCED BY WORLD BANK LOAN IDA E2860 IMPLEMENTED BY THE ORGANISATION OF EASTERN CARIBBEAN STATES DURING THE PERIOD MARCH 9, 2024 – JUNE 30, 2028 I. Basic Considerations for Audits of Projects Financed by the World Bank These Terms of Reference provide the basic information needed by the auditor to obtain an understanding of the engagement, in order to prepare a proposal and to plan and perform the audit of the project. To deepen understanding of the assignment, the audit firm must also read the following documents relating to the project: Project Appraisal Document, Project Grant/Financing Agreement, World Bank Disbursement Guidelines for Projects (2017), World Bank Procurement Regulations, the Project Disbursement and Financial Information Letter and the Project Operating Manual. These documents can be obtained from the OECS Commission via email upon the award of the contract. Furthermore, these documents are specifically considered an integral part of the TORs. The project financial period covers the period from July 1 to June 30. II. Relationships and Responsibilities The client for this audit is the Implementing Entity (IE), and the Bank is an interested party. A Bank representative may participate in the entrance and exit meetings; supervise the work performed by the auditors to ensure that it complies with the terms of reference and the applicable auditing standards, and to provide comments on the draft audit report. The implementing entity of this project is the OECS Commission. The IE is responsible for preparing all the financial statements and reports required, and for ensuring that all the necessary records are available for the audit, that all the accounting entries and adjustments are made, and that all the necessary actions have been taken to allow the auditors to issue the final report before the submission deadline. The auditors should maintain on file adequate working papers for a period of three years after the end of the audit. III. Project Background The OECS Commission, and the Governments of Grenada and Saint Lucia, with support from the World Bank, are currently implementing this project to enhance youth transversal and advanced technical skills, strengthen regional collaboration in post-secondary education, and foster collaborative innovation in the Participating Eastern Caribbean Countries. This project consists of four (4) components which are financed by World Bank Grant Number IDA E2860, in the amount of US$ 36 million, with US$ 6 million being assigned to the OECS Commission. Component 1 will be implemented by the OECS Commission. Component 2 and 4 will be managed by the Governments of Grenada and Saint Lucia respectively, while Component 3 will be jointly managed by the OECSC, and the Governments of Grenada and Saint Lucia. However, each implementing agency is charged with procuring its own auditors. For the purposes of the audit referred to in these Terms of Reference (TOR), only Component 1 and part of Component 3, implemented by the OECS Commission (Grant amount US$ 6 million), shall be considered. Component 1: Fostering regional collaboration for skills and innovation in the post-secondary space (US$4.8 million) will support the development of an overarching regional strategic framework for post-secondary education and of mechanisms to enhance collaboration among OECS Member States on post-secondary education, the improvement of post-secondary data at the regional level, and the development of a regional innovation ecosystem with strong participation of post-secondary institutions. The component will be implemented by the OECSC through an IDA grant. Component 2: Strengthening post-secondary institutions and collaborative innovation (US$27 million; US$600,000 unguaranteed commercial financing) will provide direct support to National Colleges and other selected post-secondary institutions in participating countries to implement Regional Enhancement Plans (REPs), develop new or enhance existing programs for priority skills, and support collaborative innovation projects, with the objective of promoting improved learning environments and fostering better skills and innovation in the OECS to respond to increasing private sector demand for skills. The component will be implemented by Project Implementation Units (PIUs) in Saint Lucia and Grenada. Component 3: Project Management and Technical Assistance (US$4.2 million; US$1.2 million is allocated to the OECS Commission) will provide technical assistance to support the implementation of Project activities and finance the establishment and functioning of three PIUs. Component 4: Contingent Emergency Response Component (CERC) (US$0 million). Because of the OECS’ high vulnerability to natural disasters, including those exacerbated by climate change, and its vulnerability to global shocks, as exposed by the COVID-19 crisis, the Project includes a CERC. This Component will facilitate the use of critical resources in the event of an eligible national emergency. It will have an initial zero budget allocation but would allow for rapid reallocation of project funds in the event of an eligible natural disaster or crisis that has caused or is likely to imminently cause major adverse economic and/or social impacts IV. Audit Background The Regional OECS Skills and Innovation Project was approved on January 11, 2024, and signed by the OECS on March 9, 2024, and became effective on May 10, 2024. The project closure date is January 8, 2030, with an application deadline date of May 8, 2030. The Grant Agreement requires the project’s accounts to be audited annually. These terms of reference relate to conducting the project audit from: March 9, 2024 to June 30, 2026 July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027 July 1, 2027 to June 30, 2028 V. Title of the Audit All proposals, audit working papers, and audit reports for the three periods should use the following names: “ Audit of the Resources Managed during the period from March 9, 2024 to June 30, 2026 by the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States under the OECS- Skills and Innovation Project E2860.” “Audit of the Resources Managed during the period from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027 by the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States under the OECS- Skills and Innovation Project E2860.” “Audit of the Resources Managed during the period from July 1, 2027 to June 30, 2028 by the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States under the OECS- Skills and Innovation Project E2860.” VI. Audit Objectives The overall objective of this engagement is to allow the auditor to express a professional opinion on the project financial statements as to whether they are free from material misstatements and are prepared in accordance with stipulated accounting standards, the eligibility of expenditures, compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and financial clauses of the trust fund agreement, and to report on the adequacy and adherence of the internal controls. The engagement will include an audit of resources provided by the Bank and an assessment of the internal controls of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States Commission. The disbursement from the World Bank (WB) disclosed in the Project financial statements should be reconciled with the WB records. The audit must be performed in accordance with the International Standards on Auditing (ISA or ISSAIs) or other national standards which do not significantly depart from the international standards and therefore must include the tests of the accounting records that the auditors consider necessary under the circumstances. The specific objectives of the audit are to: Issue an opinion as to whether the Project financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of the project, the funds received and the disbursements made during the period audited, as well as the cumulative investments at the end of the period, in accordance with financial reporting provisions outlined in the respective legal agreements with the Bank and other co-financing organizations. Issue an opinion as to whether: (a) the expenditures reported are eligible for financing; and (b) trust funds have been used only for Project purposes. Issue a report with respect to the adequacy of the internal control structure of the implementing institution in regard to the project. Issue an opinion with respect to the implementing entity's compliance with the terms of the trust fund agreements and applicable laws and regulations (with regard to the financial aspects). Issue an opinion as to whether the Statement of the Designated Account and Project Accounts used for managing the funds provided by the Bank present fairly the availability of funds at the end of the period audited, as well as the transactions made during the same period, in accordance with financial reporting provisions outlined in the project’s legal agreements. VII. Scope of the Audit The audit will cover the parts of the regional OECS Skills and Innovation Project that are implemented by the OECS (Component 1 and part of Component 3). The audit must include adequate planning, the evaluation and testing of the internal control structure and systems, and obtaining sufficient objective evidence to allow the auditors to reach reasonable conclusions on which to base their opinions. In conducting their work, the auditors should pay special attention to the following requirements: All project funds should be used in accordance with the conditions of the financing agreement, with due attention to economy and efficiency, and only for the purposes for which the financing was provided. Goods, Works and Services financed should be procured in accordance with the relevant financing agreement. The Implementing Entity (IE) should keep all necessary supporting documents, records, and accounts for all project ventures, including expenditures reported via interim unaudited financial reports (IFRs) or Designated Accounts. Clear linkages should exist between the books of account and reports presented to the Bank. Where Designated Accounts have been used, they should be maintained in accordance with the provisions of the relevant financing agreement. The project accounts should be prepared in accordance with the financial reporting provisions outlined in the project legal agreements, applied consistently, and should give a true and fair view of the project’s financial situation at the end of the period and of the resources and expenditures for the year ended on that date. National laws (regarding the remittance of statutory obligations etc.) and regulations have been complied with, and the financial and accounting procedures approved for the project (e.g. operational manual, financial procedures manual, etc.) were followed and applied. Assets procured using project funds exist, are recorded in the fixed asset register, and are verifiably owned by the implementing agency or beneficiaries in line with the financing agreement. Ineligible expenditures included in withdrawal applications are identified and reimbursed to the Designated Accounts. The audit report should note these separately. The audit should be performed in accordance with International Auditing Standards, and therefore should include tests of the accounting records that the auditors consider necessary under the circumstances. The auditors should be able to detect situations or transactions that may indicate fraudulent, wasteful, or illegal acts and expenditures. If such evidence exists, the auditors must communicate the situation simultaneously to a duly authorized representative of the Bank and to the Project management, and exercise caution and due professional care in expanding their audit steps and procedures related to illegal acts. In complying with the International Standards on Auditing, the auditor is expected to pay particular attention to the following matters: a) Fraud and Corruption : Consider the risks of material misstatements in the project financial statements due to fraud as required by ISA 240: The Auditor’s Responsibility to Consider Fraud in an Audit of Financial Statements. The auditor is required to identify and assess these risks (of material misstatement of the financial statements) due to fraud, obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence about the assessed risks; and respond appropriately to identified or suspected fraud. b) Laws and Regulations : In designing and performing audit procedures, evaluating and reporting the results, consider that noncompliance by the implementing agency with laws and regulations may materially affect the financial statements as required by ISA 250: Consideration of Laws and Regulations in an Audit of Financial Statements. c) Governance : Communicate audit matters of governance interest arising from the audit of financial statements with those charged with governance of an entity as required by International Standard on Auditing 260: Communication of Audit Matters with Those Charged with Governance. d) Risks : In order to reduce audit risk to an acceptably low level, determine the overall responses to assessed risks at the financial statement level, and design and perform further audit procedures to respond to assessed risks at the assertion level as required by Internal Standard on Auditing 330: The Auditor’s Procedures in Response to Assessed Risks. VIII. Other Responsibilities of the Auditor The auditor should comply with the following requirements: Conduct entrance and exit meetings with the implementing entity. Plan the audit work so that preliminary reviews can be conducted during the period under review (including the first few months), with the purpose of evaluating the systems of internal control and communicating to the implementing unit in a timely manner any situations that merit the attention of management before the issuance of the final audit report. Independently reference the audit report before issuing it. Obtain a Management Representation Letter in accordance with Section 580 of the International Standards on Auditing, signed by the management of the Project IE. IX. Audit Reports The auditors shall issue their report containing the required opinions and conclusions noted below. All the reports resulting from the audit of the project should be incorporated into one document except the management letter, which should be issued separately. This report should be addressed and delivered to the implementing entity as follows: March 9, 2024 to June 30, 2026 – April 30, 2027 July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027 – November 30, 2027 July 1, 2027 to June 30, 2028 – November 30, 2028 The report[s] shall be issued in English, duly signed and bound, in original and 3 (three) copies. The report for the Project should contain at least: A title page, table of contents, a transmittal letter to the IE, and a summary containing the information required in the Guidelines. 2. The audit report and opinion for the Project financial statements (included in the appendix), their corresponding notes and supplementary information. Also, an opinion on the eligibility of the expenditures reported and the correct use of the trust fund funds. Any costs that are not supported by adequate records or that are not eligible under the terms of the trust fund agreement (questioned costs) should be identified. 3. The audit report on the internal control structure for the Project. The report should disclose, among other information discussed in this TOR, the reportable conditions (those that have an impact on the financial statements), including the identification of material weaknesses in the internal control structure of the implementing unit, as well as the IE’s comments. 4. The audit report and opinion on the implementing entity’s compliance with the terms of the trust fund/credit and legal agreements and applicable laws and regulations related to the Project's financial activities. 5. An audit report and opinion on the Statement of Requests for Replenishment (IFRs) for the period audited. The Auditor must issue an opinion explicitly covering: (i) the eligibility of the expenditures submitted for replenishment, (ii) the adequacy of the control procedures for preparing the IFRs, and (iii) the correct use of the trust fund and credit funds. 6. An audit report and opinion on the Designated Account Statement for the period audited. The opinion should state whether the DA Statement adequately reflects the flow of funds for the DA during the period audited, and whether this activity has been only for the purposes of the project. 7. A summary of the main audit procedures performed for planning the audit, evaluating the internal control structure, checking the figures included in the financial statements and other areas subject to audit, and for evaluating compliance with the terms of the applicable agreements, laws and regulations. 8. A management letter including the follow-up of recommendations made in prior audits, indicating the current status of the recommendations as corrected, partially corrected, or not corrected. The deficiencies that still have not been corrected should be reported again in the current audit report, along with the corresponding management’s comments. X. Inspection and Acceptance of the Audit Work and the Reports The Bank is responsible for inspecting and accepting the audit reports, and may appoint individuals or firms to carry out these activities, including the review of the working papers and of the auditor’s quality control procedures. If the report is not acceptable or not fully satisfactory due to deficiencies in the audit work or because the report does not comply with the requirements stated in these TORs or the Guidelines, the auditor shall perform the necessary additional work at no additional cost to the IE, the Project or the Bank. The Bank's representative may also contact the auditors directly to request any additional information related to any aspect of the audit or the Project financial statements. If the Bank determines the audit report is not fully satisfactory, it will send a letter or e-mail to the implementing entity with suggestions to correct the identified deficiencies, and ask that the Bank be informed of any corrective actions taken. The implementing entity will also be informed of any aspects of the audit report that are not in compliance with this TOR, so that the Auditor will correct the deficiency within a specific timeframe or in the subsequent audit. XI. DELIVERABLES AND PAYMENT The auditor will prepare and submit the following reports to the Project Management Team at the OECS Commission on or before the dates specified below: March 9, 2024 to June 30, 2026: The draft report of the audited financial statements and management letter on or before March 31, 2027. 2. The final report of the audited financial statements and management letter on or before April 30, 2027. July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027: The draft report of the audited financial statements and management letter on or before October 31, 2027. The final report of the audited financial statements and management letter on or before November 30, 2027 July 1, 2027 to June 30, 2028: The draft report of the audited financial statements and management letter on or before October 31, 2028. The final report of the audited financial statements and management letter on or before November 30, 2028 The payment schedule is as follows: Deliverable % Payment Year 1 Audit: March 9, 2024 to June 30, 2026 1. Draft report of the audited financial and management letter. 50% 2.Final report of the audited financial statements and management letter. 50% Year 2 Audit – July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027 1. Draft report of the audited financial and management letter 50% 2.Final report of the audited financial statements and management letter. 50% Year 3 Audit – July 1, 2027 to June 30, 2028 1. Draft report of the audited financial and management letter 50% 2.Final report of the audited financial statements and management letter. 50% Access to Information Public Disclosure. The guiding principle of the World Bank’s Access to Information Policy is that all information it creates is made public, unless it contains restricted information. In line with this policy, the final audit report will be publicly disclosed. Before finalizing the document, the World Bank requests the client to identify whether the document contains any sensitive information, or information whose disclosure may adversely affect relations between the Bank and the client. The Bank, as it considers appropriate, makes adjustments to the document to address the matters of concern to the client. XII. Duration of the Assignment The Assignment is expected to cover three reporting periods noted below. March 9, 2024 to June 30, 2026 – final report to be issued by April 30, 2027 July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027 – final report to be issued by November 30, 2027 July 1, 2027, to June 30, 2028 – final report to be issued by November 30, 2028 Further, the Consulting firm shall: Take all the necessary steps to ensure that the entrusted task is executed on schedule in accordance with the established Terms of Reference; Undertake to perform the task in accordance with the Terms of Reference and according to standards acceptable to the client. XII. Selection Requirements The qualifying firm should meet the following qualification requirements, experience, and skills. It shall also have the key experts stated below who possess the range of skills and qualifications to successfully undertake the assignment. The Auditing firm: Be a legal entity with a business license granted by a competent authority, preferably in one of the OECS countries. Be an entity acceptable to the OECS and the World Bank as being capable of conducting audits in accordance with international auditing standards. At least three (3) years’ experience in public sector financial auditing. At least three (3) years’ experience in auditing in the OECS region. At least three (3) years of experience in financial auditing World Bank and/or donor-funded projects. All Auditors: Should hold relevant professional and educational qualifications. They should hold a relevant professional auditing license/registration. Should have in-depth experience in conducting audits of donor-funded projects and project financial statements. Should have experience auditing in the OECS region and have the relevant language skills. Should have no conflict of interest in relation to the project and its activities. The Audit Partner: Should have a postgraduate-level qualification in accounting or a related discipline. Should preferably possess a qualification in accounting or auditing. Should have at least 10 years’ experience in financial auditing. Should have at least 5 years’ experience in auditing public sector clients. The Audit Manager: Should have a post-graduate level qualification in accounting or a related discipline. Should preferably possess a qualification in accounting or auditing. Should have at least 7 years’ experience in financial auditing. Should have at least 3 years’ experience in auditing public sector clients. Should have at least 3 years’ experience in a leadership role. The Senior Auditor: Should have a post-graduate level qualification in accounting or a related discipline. Should have at least 5 years’ experience in financial auditing and auditing of financial statements, with substantial experience in auditing public sector clients. Should have at least 3 years’ experience in a position leading audit teams. Two (2) Field Auditors: Should have a degree-level qualification in accounting or auditing. Should have at least 3 years’ experience in auditing as a member of an audit team. Experience in auditing public sector clients is an asset XIV. Reporting Requirements The Project Management Team of the OECS Skills and Innovation Project will provide technical guidance, advice and operational oversight in guiding the Consulting Firm towards the accomplishment of the assigned tasks. In the conduct of work, the Consulting Firm shall cooperate fully with the relevant departments and Units of the OECS Commission, inclusive of The Procurement Unit, The Finance and Accounting Unit, The Human Resource Department and The Legal Unit. All reports should be submitted in Microsoft Word and PDF formats. 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    "text": "Consultancy Services to Undertake Audit of the OECS Skills and Innovation Project\nORGANISATION OF EASTERN CARIBBEAN STATES REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST NAME OF PROJECT - OECS SKILLS AND INNOVATION PROJECT (SKIP) GRANT NO.: E286 Assignment Title: Consultancy Services to Undertake the Audit of the OECS Skills and Innovation Project (SKIP) Reference No . LC-OECS COMMISSION-575350-CS-LCS The Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the OECS Skills and Innovation Project (SKIP), and intends to apply part of the proceeds for Consultancy Services to Undertake the Audit of the OECS Skills and Innovation Project (SKIP). The objectives of the consulting services (“the Services”) is to allow the auditor to express a professional opinion on the project financial statement as to whether they are free from material misstatements and are prepared in accordance with stipulated accounting standards, the eligibility of expenditures, compliance with applicable laws, regulations and financial clauses of the trust fund agreement and to report on the adequacy and adherence of the internal controls. The engagement will include an audit of resources provided by the Bank and an assessment of the internal controls of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States Commission. The disbursement from the World Bank (WB) disclosed in the Project financial statements should be reconciled with the WB records. The OECS 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. The minimum required qualifications and experience are listed in section X111 of the TOR below. The Qualifications and Experience of Key Experts shall not be included in the shortlisting criteria . Key Experts will not be evaluated at the shortlisting stage. 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” September 2023 and (‘Procurement Regulations’), setting forth the World Bank’s policy on conflict of interest. To obtain the maximum degree of comparison among Expressions of Interests (EOIs) and facilitate the evaluation process, the EOI should be a maximum of 20 pages (including annexes) with the following information included below. Any pages exceeding this limit will not be considered for evaluation or shortlisting. Title page with name of firm submitting the EOI : should contain name of firm (or joint venture and/or a sub-consultancy, if applicable), address, email, telephone, name of contact person and date of submission. Expression of Interest : including the firm’s general and specific experience, pool of experts etc. Consultants may associate with other firms to enhance their qualifications, but should indicate clearly whether the association is in the form of a joint venture and/or a sub-consultancy. In the case of a joint venture, all the partners in the joint venture shall be jointly and severally liable for the entire contract, if selected. A Consultant will be selected in accordance with the Least Cost Based Selection (LCS) method set out in the Procurement Regulations. Further information can be obtained at the address below during office hours 08:30 a.m. – 4: 3 0 p.m. (0830 to 1630 hours ). Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States OECS Skills and Innovation Project P.O. Box 179 Morne Fortune Castries Saint Lucia TEL: +1 758-455-6349/68 E-mail: procurement@oecs.int An electronic copy of the Expressions of Interest must be sent by October 19, 2026 to: Yasmine Anatole, Procurement Officer At the following email address: procurementbids@oecs.int copied to: skip@oecs.int The email submissions should include the name and address of the Firm and shall be clearly marked in the subject line as “ Expression of Interest – “Consultancy Services to Undertake the Audit of the OECS Skills and Innovation Project (SKIP)”. The Terms of Reference for the submission of expressions of interest for this consultancy is provided below. Auditor Terms of Reference FOR THE AUDIT OF: REGIONAL OECS SKILLS AND INNOVATION PROJECT FINANCED BY WORLD BANK LOAN IDA E2860 IMPLEMENTED BY THE ORGANISATION OF EASTERN CARIBBEAN STATES DURING THE PERIOD MARCH 9, 2024 – JUNE 30, 2028 I. Basic Considerations for Audits of Projects Financed by the World Bank These Terms of Reference provide the basic information needed by the auditor to obtain an understanding of the engagement, in order to prepare a proposal and to plan and perform the audit of the project. To deepen understanding of the assignment, the audit firm must also read the following documents relating to the project: Project Appraisal Document, Project Grant/Financing Agreement, World Bank Disbursement Guidelines for Projects (2017), World Bank Procurement Regulations, the Project Disbursement and Financial Information Letter and the Project Operating Manual. These documents can be obtained from the OECS Commission via email upon the award of the contract. Furthermore, these documents are specifically considered an integral part of the TORs. The project financial period covers the period from July 1 to June 30. II. Relationships and Responsibilities The client for this audit is the Implementing Entity (IE), and the Bank is an interested party. A Bank representative may participate in the entrance and exit meetings; supervise the work performed by the auditors to ensure that it complies with the terms of reference and the applicable auditing standards, and to provide comments on the draft audit report. The implementing entity of this project is the OECS Commission. The IE is responsible for preparing all the financial statements and reports required, and for ensuring that all the necessary records are available for the audit, that all the accounting entries and adjustments are made, and that all the necessary actions have been taken to allow the auditors to issue the final report before the submission deadline. The auditors should maintain on file adequate working papers for a period of three years after the end of the audit. III. Project Background The OECS Commission, and the Governments of Grenada and Saint Lucia, with support from the World Bank, are currently implementing this project to enhance youth transversal and advanced technical skills, strengthen regional collaboration in post-secondary education, and foster collaborative innovation in the Participating Eastern Caribbean Countries. This project consists of four (4) components which are financed by World Bank Grant Number IDA E2860, in the amount of US$ 36 million, with US$ 6 million being assigned to the OECS Commission. Component 1 will be implemented by the OECS Commission. Component 2 and 4 will be managed by the Governments of Grenada and Saint Lucia respectively, while Component 3 will be jointly managed by the OECSC, and the Governments of Grenada and Saint Lucia. However, each implementing agency is charged with procuring its own auditors. For the purposes of the audit referred to in these Terms of Reference (TOR), only Component 1 and part of Component 3, implemented by the OECS Commission (Grant amount US$ 6 million), shall be considered. Component 1: Fostering regional collaboration for skills and innovation in the post-secondary space (US$4.8 million) will support the development of an overarching regional strategic framework for post-secondary education and of mechanisms to enhance collaboration among OECS Member States on post-secondary education, the improvement of post-secondary data at the regional level, and the development of a regional innovation ecosystem with strong participation of post-secondary institutions. The component will be implemented by the OECSC through an IDA grant. Component 2: Strengthening post-secondary institutions and collaborative innovation (US$27 million; US$600,000 unguaranteed commercial financing) will provide direct support to National Colleges and other selected post-secondary institutions in participating countries to implement Regional Enhancement Plans (REPs), develop new or enhance existing programs for priority skills, and support collaborative innovation projects, with the objective of promoting improved learning environments and fostering better skills and innovation in the OECS to respond to increasing private sector demand for skills. The component will be implemented by Project Implementation Units (PIUs) in Saint Lucia and Grenada. Component 3: Project Management and Technical Assistance (US$4.2 million; US$1.2 million is allocated to the OECS Commission) will provide technical assistance to support the implementation of Project activities and finance the establishment and functioning of three PIUs. Component 4: Contingent Emergency Response Component (CERC) (US$0 million). Because of the OECS’ high vulnerability to natural disasters, including those exacerbated by climate change, and its vulnerability to global shocks, as exposed by the COVID-19 crisis, the Project includes a CERC. This Component will facilitate the use of critical resources in the event of an eligible national emergency. It will have an initial zero budget allocation but would allow for rapid reallocation of project funds in the event of an eligible natural disaster or crisis that has caused or is likely to imminently cause major adverse economic and/or social impacts IV. Audit Background The Regional OECS Skills and Innovation Project was approved on January 11, 2024, and signed by the OECS on March 9, 2024, and became effective on May 10, 2024. The project closure date is January 8, 2030, with an application deadline date of May 8, 2030. The Grant Agreement requires the project’s accounts to be audited annually. These terms of reference relate to conducting the project audit from: March 9, 2024 to June 30, 2026 July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027 July 1, 2027 to June 30, 2028 V. Title of the Audit All proposals, audit working papers, and audit reports for the three periods should use the following names: “ Audit of the Resources Managed during the period from March 9, 2024 to June 30, 2026 by the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States under the OECS- Skills and Innovation Project E2860.” “Audit of the Resources Managed during the period from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027 by the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States under the OECS- Skills and Innovation Project E2860.” “Audit of the Resources Managed during the period from July 1, 2027 to June 30, 2028 by the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States under the OECS- Skills and Innovation Project E2860.” VI. Audit Objectives The overall objective of this engagement is to allow the auditor to express a professional opinion on the project financial statements as to whether they are free from material misstatements and are prepared in accordance with stipulated accounting standards, the eligibility of expenditures, compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and financial clauses of the trust fund agreement, and to report on the adequacy and adherence of the internal controls. The engagement will include an audit of resources provided by the Bank and an assessment of the internal controls of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States Commission. The disbursement from the World Bank (WB) disclosed in the Project financial statements should be reconciled with the WB records. The audit must be performed in accordance with the International Standards on Auditing (ISA or ISSAIs) or other national standards which do not significantly depart from the international standards and therefore must include the tests of the accounting records that the auditors consider necessary under the circumstances. The specific objectives of the audit are to: Issue an opinion as to whether the Project financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of the project, the funds received and the disbursements made during the period audited, as well as the cumulative investments at the end of the period, in accordance with financial reporting provisions outlined in the respective legal agreements with the Bank and other co-financing organizations. Issue an opinion as to whether: (a) the expenditures reported are eligible for financing; and (b) trust funds have been used only for Project purposes. Issue a report with respect to the adequacy of the internal control structure of the implementing institution in regard to the project. Issue an opinion with respect to the implementing entity's compliance with the terms of the trust fund agreements and applicable laws and regulations (with regard to the financial aspects). Issue an opinion as to whether the Statement of the Designated Account and Project Accounts used for managing the funds provided by the Bank present fairly the availability of funds at the end of the period audited, as well as the transactions made during the same period, in accordance with financial reporting provisions outlined in the project’s legal agreements. VII. Scope of the Audit The audit will cover the parts of the regional OECS Skills and Innovation Project that are implemented by the OECS (Component 1 and part of Component 3). The audit must include adequate planning, the evaluation and testing of the internal control structure and systems, and obtaining sufficient objective evidence to allow the auditors to reach reasonable conclusions on which to base their opinions. In conducting their work, the auditors should pay special attention to the following requirements: All project funds should be used in accordance with the conditions of the financing agreement, with due attention to economy and efficiency, and only for the purposes for which the financing was provided. Goods, Works and Services financed should be procured in accordance with the relevant financing agreement. The Implementing Entity (IE) should keep all necessary supporting documents, records, and accounts for all project ventures, including expenditures reported via interim unaudited financial reports (IFRs) or Designated Accounts. Clear linkages should exist between the books of account and reports presented to the Bank. Where Designated Accounts have been used, they should be maintained in accordance with the provisions of the relevant financing agreement. The project accounts should be prepared in accordance with the financial reporting provisions outlined in the project legal agreements, applied consistently, and should give a true and fair view of the project’s financial situation at the end of the period and of the resources and expenditures for the year ended on that date. National laws (regarding the remittance of statutory obligations etc.) and regulations have been complied with, and the financial and accounting procedures approved for the project (e.g. operational manual, financial procedures manual, etc.) were followed and applied. Assets procured using project funds exist, are recorded in the fixed asset register, and are verifiably owned by the implementing agency or beneficiaries in line with the financing agreement. Ineligible expenditures included in withdrawal applications are identified and reimbursed to the Designated Accounts. The audit report should note these separately. The audit should be performed in accordance with International Auditing Standards, and therefore should include tests of the accounting records that the auditors consider necessary under the circumstances. The auditors should be able to detect situations or transactions that may indicate fraudulent, wasteful, or illegal acts and expenditures. If such evidence exists, the auditors must communicate the situation simultaneously to a duly authorized representative of the Bank and to the Project management, and exercise caution and due professional care in expanding their audit steps and procedures related to illegal acts. In complying with the International Standards on Auditing, the auditor is expected to pay particular attention to the following matters: a) Fraud and Corruption : Consider the risks of material misstatements in the project financial statements due to fraud as required by ISA 240: The Auditor’s Responsibility to Consider Fraud in an Audit of Financial Statements. 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# Group training on Integrated Coastal Zone Management, Monitoring and Evaluation, and Environmental Management

The Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Natural Resources seeks a firm to design and deliver practical in-house training for about 25 National Environment Agency staff under the World Bank-financed WACAResIP 2 project. The notice covers coastal planning and governance, environmental and social assessment, coastal hazards, monitoring and evaluation, environmental data, GIS and remote sensing, and an institutional action plan. Firms must show relevant assignments and propose a multidisciplinary team with specified education and experience. Written or electronic technical and financial proposals are due by 21 October 2026. The official notice body gives the date but no cutoff time; the official record metadata separately lists 12:00, while the timestamp also says 12:00 UTC.

- Status: open
- Country: ZZ
- Buyer: Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Natural Resources
- Submission deadline: 2026-10-21 (date)
- Original notice: https://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/procurement-detail/OP00473461
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# Principal Data Analyst for the African Programme on Aviation Data

The African Union Commission invites individual consultants to lead APAD aviation data management, quality assurance, reporting, analytics and platform coordination under the BIASHARA 2063 project. The role also supervises an Assistant Data Analyst and supports Member States and regional bodies. Candidates need a relevant advanced degree and at least seven years of progressively responsible data, statistics, analytics or monitoring experience. Expressions of interest are due on 22 October 2026; the API lists 17:00 but does not state a timezone.

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- Submission deadline: 2026-10-22 (date)
- Original notice: https://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/procurement-detail/OP00473401
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# Supply of 18 dump trucks for forestry and land management

The Forestry Agency under Uzbekistan’s National Committee on Ecology and Climate Change invites sealed bids for 18 dump trucks under the Resilient Landscapes Restoration Project. The request-for-bids uses a one-envelope process and is open to eligible bidders under World Bank procurement regulations. The public notice requires a USD 17,000 bid security, does not permit electronic bidding, and directs delivery to Bunyodkor Avenue 7A in Tashkent. Bids are due on 5 November 2026 at 16:00 Tashkent time. The canonical issuer names the State Committee on Forestry, while the notice text identifies the Forestry Agency under the National Committee. No estimated contract value is stated.

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- Original notice: https://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/procurement-detail/OP00473446
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title: "Individual consultant to support SAP FICO ABAP enhancements"
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last-updated: 2026-10-13T21:41:06.821607+00:00
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# Individual consultant to support SAP FICO ABAP enhancements

The African Union Commission seeks an individual consultant for SAP FICO ABAP enhancements under the BIASHARA 2063 Project. The published notice describes requirements work, financial-statement templates, SAP Travel Management DSA calculation, fund-availability automation, reporting, testing, documentation, training and cut-over support. Interested individuals are asked to submit evidence of qualifications and relevant experience. The notice gives an expression-of-interest date of 22 October 2026; the API lists 17:00 but does not state its time zone.

- Status: open
- Country: ZZ
- Buyer: Africa Union Commission
- Submission deadline: 2026-10-22 (date)
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Additional Technical Competencies Screen Programming Module pool programming Custom transactions and dialog programming Object-Oriented Design Class-based development, interfaces, inheritance 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” July 2016, revised November 2020 (“Procurement Regulations”), setting forth the World Bank’s policy on conflict of interest. A Consultant will be selected in accordance with the Individual Consultant selection method set out in the Procurement Regulations. Further information can be obtained at the address below during office hours i.e. 0900 to 1700 hours . Expressions of interest must be delivered in a written form to the address below (in person, or by mail, or by e-mail) by 22 October 2026 African Union Commission, Attn: Head of Supply Chain Management Division Building C, 3rd Floor, P.O Box 3243, Roosevelt Street Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Tel: +251 (0) 11 551 7700 – Ext 4305 Fax: +251 (0) 11 551 0442; +251 11-551-0430 E-mails: tender@africanunion.org TERMS OF REFERENCE TERMS OF REFERENCE SAP FICO ABAP ENHANCEMENTS 1. Introduction.. 5 2. Project Background.. 5 3. AU CURRENT PAINS AND GAPS. 7 4. MERITS OF IMPLEMENTING REQUIRED FUNCTIONALITY.. 7 5. OBJECTIVE OF THE SERVICE. 7 6. SCOPE OF SERVICES AND TASKS. 7 7. DELIVERABLES FOR THE ASSIGNMENT. 8 8. QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS. 9 9. EVALUATION AND QUALIFICATION CRITERIA.. 10 10. TIMEFRAME AND SCHEDULE OF DELIVERABLES. 11 11. CLIENT INPUT AND REPORTING.. 12 12. Down Payments. 13 Introduction The African Union (AU) was established as a unique Pan African continental body, charged with spearheading Africa’s rapid integration and sustainable development by promoting unity, solidarity, cohesion and cooperation among the peoples of Africa and African States as well as developing a New Partnership worldwide. Its Headquarters is located in Addis Ababa, capital city of Ethiopia. The African Union Commission (AUC) is the secretariat of the AU, which is the key organ playing a central role in the day-to-day management of the AU. Amongst other mandates, the AUC represents the Union and defends its interests; elaborates draft common positions of the Union; prepares strategic plans and studies for the consideration of the Executive Council; elaborates, promotes, coordinates and harmonizes the programmes and policies of the Union with those of the Regional Economic Commissions (RECs) and ensures the mainstreaming of gender in all programmes and activities of the Union. Project Background In 2008, AUC embarked on automation project and selected the SAP software to bring efficiency, transparency and accountability in business processes and information management. The project went live at the AUC in 2009, and with addition of several modules over the years, the system has since been rolled out to over 45 ROs/LOs and 8 Organs. Currently, AUC runs SAP ERP ECC 6, Enhancement Package Level 7 (EHP7) system having implemented the following key modules; Financial and Controlling (FI/CO) including Fund Management, Treasury Management, Bank Communication Management. Human Resource (Payroll, Time Management, Personnel Administration, Organization Management, & Personnel Development) Material Management (Purchasing and Inventory Management) Travel Management Employee and Manager Self Service Electronic Document Workflow (SAP Document Access solution) Integration with OpenText 10 for Document Archival Integration to SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting system Integration with SAP Governance, Risk & Compliance system (GRC) for user management Interface with other in-house applications e.g. Medical System, AMERT, The diagram below depicts the current SAP landscape alongside AUC’s vision by 2026/2027. Despite the numerous strides made with the implementation of the modules above, the current system has some gaps and challenges in terms of system utility, process integration, data issues, reporting and inflexibility to some needs of the organization. In cognizance of these gaps and in seeking to fully leverage the use of SAP within the Commission, there is therefore need to enhance/upgrade the ERP to a more robust system that will better meet the current and future needs. To date, the approach to automation at the AUC has focused on the implementation of point solutions that do not adequately address the present needs of AU Business Units, ROs and Policy Organs as a whole. The solutions provided have essentially automated the existing manual processes rather than follow best practices. Lack of funds to adopt new SAP technologies has led to heavy customization of processes such as travel, financial management and reporting thus restricting the value that SAP can provide. Further, inadequate capacity building has rendered the ERP unit as a fire-fighter on day-to-day business support rather than the unit focusing on innovation to provide new solutions. There is great potential to maximize utility of SAP through varied and targeted training of both business users and the ERP team members. AU CURRENT PAINS AND GAPS The AU has deployed the SAP Travel Management Module without the DSA calculation component resulting in DSA being manually calculated by excel by the respective payment processing Division of the Directorate of Finance. The same also affects the imprest retirement process. SAP users are not able to generate financial statements from SAP system. SAP users want the budget execution report to be reviewed and enhanced. SAP users are creating manual reports in excel. Fund availability is being done manually by all Departments. MERITS OF IMPLEMENTING REQUIRED FUNCTIONALITY Efficient DSA calculation process thereby reducing the risks resulting from human errors Timely retirements of imprests. Accurate Financial statements generated from SAP without any manual intervention by users. Efficient fund availability approval process. OBJECTIVE OF THE SERVICE The objective of the assignment is to implement the functionality (Section 4) mentioned above. To achieve the stated objective, AUC wishes to engage the services of a consultant to work with the Commission to develop and implement the required functionality. SCOPE OF SERVICES AND TASKS The expected scope of services and tasks will be as follows: - Establish High level requirements through stakeholders’ consultations and come up with a Business Requirement Document. Develop a Financial statement template in SAP to allow users to download financial statements from the system. Review and Implement SAP Travel Management standard DSA calculation functionality based on the requirements. Automation of Fund availability process and ensuring commitment is done at the initial stage Make changes to the budget execution report as per business requirements. Develop urgent PBFA reports as per business requirements. Preparation of Test scripts for Unit and Integration Testing. Lead Business users in Unit and Integration Testing. Preparation of User Guides, Test Scripts (Unit/Integration), Configuration and Technical documentation. Conduct and coordinate Super Users and business users training. Conduct and Lead / Guide Cut-over activities before Go-live of Travel Management DSA calculation functionality. Conduct Training / Knowledge transfer / Hand Over to the in-house SAP Technical Team. DELIVERABLES FOR THE ASSIGNMENT The deliverables for this engagement will include: Business Requirements Documents Sign off Test scripts / Sign off Documents Signed off Monthly Report Signed off Support Documents Transport Requests List Technical documentation for RICEFW Knowledge Transfer, Training and Hand Over to Super Users / Technical Users QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS 8.1 Education Bachelor’s degree in information technology, Information Systems, Computer Science /Engineering or related discipline 8.2 Certification and Experience Minimum Qualifications SAPCertified ABAP Consultant with 5–7 years of professional experience in SAP ABAP development. Participation in at least two fullcycle SAP implementation, upgrade, or enhancement projects . Demonstrated experience supporting FICO, SCM, Travel Management modules through custom development and workflow development. 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    "text": "REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST\n(CONSULTING SERVICES – INDIVIDUAL CONSULTANT)\nCountry:\nEthiopia\nName of Project:\nThe Building Institutions and Systems to Harness and Realize Agenda (BIASHARA) 2063 Project\nGrant No\n: P180117\nAssignment Title\n: Individual Consultant to Support SAP FICO ABAP Enhancements\nReference No.\nET-AUC-564016-CS-INDV\nThe African Union Commission has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of\nThe Building\nInstitutions and Systems to Harness and Realize Agenda (BIASHARA) 2063 Project\nand intends to apply part of the proceeds for consulting services. The consulting services (“the Services”) include; Efficient DSA calculation process thereby reducing the risks resulting from human errors; Timely retirements of imprests and Accurate Financial statements generated from SAP without any manual intervention by users.Efficient fund availability approval process. Specific tasks include:\nEstablish High level requirements through stakeholders’ consultations and come up with a Business Requirement Document.\nDevelop a Financial statement template in SAP to allow users to download financial statements from the system.\nReview and Implement SAP Travel Management standard DSA calculation functionality based on the requirements.\nAutomation of Fund availability process and ensuring commitment is done at the initial stage\nMake changes to the budget execution report as per business requirements.\nDevelop urgent PBFA reports as per business requirements.\nPreparation of Test scripts for Unit and Integration Testing.\nLead Business users in Unit and Integration Testing.\nPreparation of User Guides, Test Scripts (Unit/Integration), Configuration and Technical documentation.\nConduct and coordinate Super Users and business users training.\nConduct and Lead / Guide Cut-over activities before Go-live of Travel Management DSA calculation functionality.\nConduct Training / Knowledge transfer / Hand Over to the in-house SAP Technical Team.\nThe detailed Terms of Reference (TOR) for the assignment are attached to this Request for Expression of Interest.\nThe African Union Commission now invites eligible individuals (“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. The shortlisting criteria are:\nEducation\nBachelor’s degree in information technology, Information Systems, Computer Science /Engineering or related discipline\nCertification and Experience\nMinimum Qualifications\nSAPCertified ABAP Consultant\nwith\n5–7 years of professional experience\nin SAP ABAP development.\nParticipation in\nat least two fullcycle SAP implementation, upgrade, or enhancement projects\n.\nDemonstrated experience supporting\nFICO, SCM, Travel Management\nmodules through custom development and workflow development.\nCore Technical Skills (ABAP Development)\nAdvanced ABAP Programming\nClassical and Object-Oriented ABAP\nRICEF development (Reports, Interfaces, Conversions, Enhancements, Forms)\nEnhancement Framework Expertise\nBADIs, User Exits, Customer Exits, Enhancement Points\nData Dictionary & Core Development\nTables, structures, views, search helps, lock objects\nPerformance tuning and code optimization\nInterface Development\nIDocs, BAPIs, RFCs, Web Services (SOAP/REST)\nForm Technologies\nSMARTFORMS\nSAPscript (optional)\nAdobe Forms (added advantage)\nWorkflow Development Skills\nCustom Workflow Design & Development\nCreation of workflow templates for Finance, SCM, and Travel processes\nMultilevel approval workflows\nDeadline monitoring, agent determination, and rule configuration\nWorkflow Configuration\nEvent linkage, task creation, container elements, bindings\nIntegration with organizational management (OM)\nTroubleshooting & Optimization\nWorkflow logs, error handling, performance tuning\nEnhancing workflows using BADIs and custom methods\nWeb Dynpro for ABAP Skills\nDevelopment of\ncustom Web Dynpro components\n, views, and controllers\nUI logic, context mapping, and FPM (Floorplan Manager) exposure\nIntegration with backend logic and workflow tasks.\nAdditional Technical Competencies\nScreen Programming\nModule pool programming\nCustom transactions and dialog programming\nObject-Oriented Design\nClass-based development, interfaces, inheritance\nThe 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” July 2016, revised November 2020 (“Procurement Regulations”), setting forth the World Bank’s policy on conflict of interest.\nA Consultant will be selected in accordance with the Individual Consultant\nselection method set out in the Procurement Regulations.\nFurther information can be obtained at the address below during office hours\ni.e. 0900 to 1700 hours\n.\nExpressions of interest must be delivered in a written form to the address below (in person, or by mail, or by e-mail) by\n22 October 2026\nAfrican Union Commission,\nAttn: Head of Supply Chain Management Division\nBuilding C, 3rd Floor,\nP.O Box 3243,\nRoosevelt Street\nAddis Ababa, Ethiopia\nTel: +251 (0) 11 551 7700 – Ext 4305\nFax: +251 (0) 11 551 0442; +251 11-551-0430\nE-mails: tender@africanunion.org\nTERMS OF REFERENCE\nTERMS OF REFERENCE\nSAP FICO ABAP ENHANCEMENTS\n1.     Introduction.. 5\n2.     Project Background.. 5\n3.     AU CURRENT PAINS AND GAPS. 7\n4.     MERITS OF IMPLEMENTING REQUIRED FUNCTIONALITY.. 7\n5.     OBJECTIVE OF THE SERVICE. 7\n6.     SCOPE OF SERVICES AND TASKS. 7\n7.     DELIVERABLES FOR THE ASSIGNMENT. 8\n8.     QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS. 9\n9.     EVALUATION AND QUALIFICATION CRITERIA.. 10\n10.       TIMEFRAME AND SCHEDULE OF DELIVERABLES. 11\n11.       CLIENT INPUT AND REPORTING.. 12\n12.       Down Payments. 13\nIntroduction\nThe African Union (AU) was established as a unique Pan African continental body, charged with spearheading Africa’s rapid integration and sustainable development by promoting unity, solidarity, cohesion and cooperation among the peoples of Africa and African States as well as developing a New Partnership worldwide. Its Headquarters is located in Addis Ababa, capital city of Ethiopia.\nThe African Union Commission (AUC) is the secretariat of the AU, which is the key organ playing a central role in the day-to-day management of the AU.  Amongst other mandates, the AUC represents the Union and defends its interests; elaborates draft common positions of the Union; prepares strategic plans and studies for the consideration of the Executive Council; elaborates, promotes, coordinates and harmonizes the programmes and policies of the Union with those of the Regional Economic Commissions (RECs) and ensures the mainstreaming of gender in all programmes and activities of the Union.\nProject Background\nIn 2008, AUC embarked on automation project and selected the SAP software to bring efficiency, transparency and accountability in business processes and information management. The project went live at the AUC in 2009, and with addition of several modules over the years, the system has since been rolled out to over 45 ROs/LOs and 8 Organs.\nCurrently, AUC runs SAP ERP ECC 6, Enhancement Package Level 7 (EHP7) system having implemented the following key modules;\nFinancial and Controlling (FI/CO) including Fund Management, Treasury Management, Bank Communication Management.\nHuman Resource (Payroll, Time Management, Personnel Administration, Organization Management, & Personnel Development)\nMaterial Management (Purchasing and Inventory Management)\nTravel Management\nEmployee and Manager Self Service\nElectronic Document Workflow (SAP Document Access solution)\nIntegration with OpenText 10 for Document Archival\nIntegration to SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting system\nIntegration with SAP Governance, Risk & Compliance system (GRC) for user management\nInterface with other in-house applications e.g. Medical System, AMERT,\nThe diagram below depicts the current SAP landscape alongside AUC’s vision by 2026/2027.\nDespite the numerous strides made with the implementation of the modules above, the current system has some gaps and challenges in terms of system utility, process integration, data issues, reporting and inflexibility to some needs of the organization.  In cognizance of these gaps and in seeking to fully leverage the use of SAP within the Commission, there is therefore need to enhance/upgrade the ERP to a more robust system that will better meet the current and future needs.\nTo date, the approach to automation at the AUC has focused on the implementation of point solutions that do not adequately address the present needs of AU Business Units, ROs and Policy Organs as a whole. The solutions provided have essentially automated the existing manual processes rather than follow best practices.  Lack of funds to adopt new SAP technologies has led to heavy customization of processes such as travel, financial management and reporting thus restricting the value that SAP can provide. Further, inadequate capacity building has rendered the ERP unit as a fire-fighter on day-to-day business support rather than the unit focusing on innovation to provide new solutions. There is great potential to maximize utility of SAP through varied and targeted training of both business users and the ERP team members.\nAU CURRENT PAINS AND GAPS\nThe AU has deployed the SAP Travel Management Module without the DSA calculation component resulting in DSA being manually calculated by excel by the respective payment processing Division of the Directorate of Finance.  The same also affects the imprest retirement process.  SAP users are not able to generate financial statements from SAP system.  SAP users want the budget execution report to be reviewed and enhanced. 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# National consultant to map resources for health emergencies in Chad

Chad’s Ministry of Public Health and Prevention seeks an individual national consultant for a 45-day assignment to map national and regional resources for preventing, detecting and responding to health emergencies under the One Health approach. The consultant will support field data collection in at least six priority provinces, consultations, data quality checks and preparation of provincial and sector dashboards. The notice sets the expression-of-interest deadline at 19 October 2026, 16:00 N’Djamena time; no UTC offset is stated.

- Status: open
- Country: ZZ
- Buyer: Ministry of Public Health and Prevention, Chad Project Coordination Unit
- Submission deadline: 2026-10-19 (date)
- Original notice: https://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/procurement-detail/OP00472998
- Source checked: 2026-10-13T22:52:43.829650Z

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# Hardware and software for QoS and QoE monitoring for Eastern Caribbean regulators

The OECS Commission seeks a cloud-based QoS/QoE information system for ECTEL and national telecommunications regulators. Lot 1 covers a crowdsourcing platform; Lot 2 covers fixed probes (20 units) and drive/walk probes (5 units). Deployment is expected within about six months. The World Bank notice API gives 6 November 2026 and a separate time of 23:45, while the published invitation says bids are due at 14:30 AST that day; the conflicting cutoff times are preserved and no exact deadline time is selected.

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- Buyer: Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States Commission
- Submission deadline: 2026-11-06 (date)
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# SADC trade-in-services statistics guidelines and data tools

The SADC Secretariat invites individual consultants to revise and update regional methodological guidelines and harmonised data-collection instruments for disaggregated trade-in-services statistics. The work is part of the World Bank-financed Regional Statistics Project P175731; one consultant will deliver the validated final guidelines and instruments over 90 calendar days, primarily by remote desk research. Applications must be submitted electronically by 21 October 2026 at 00:00 Botswana local time (UTC+02:00), equivalent to 20 October at 22:00 UTC.

- Status: closing-soon
- Country: ZZ
- Buyer: Southern African Development Community
- Submission deadline: 2026-10-20T22:00:00+00:00 (instant)
- Original notice: https://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/procurement-detail/OP00472700
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title: "Veterinary mobile clinic vehicles and equipment for Jubaland"
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# Veterinary mobile clinic vehicles and equipment for Jubaland

Jubaland’s Ministry of Livestock, Forest and Range invites bids for five 4×4 mobile veterinary clinic vehicles and 26 groups of associated livestock and veterinary equipment, including three rescue trailers. Delivery is due within 60 days of contract signature.

- Status: open
- Country: ZZ
- Buyer: Ministry of Livestock, Forest and Range, Jubaland State of Somalia
- Submission deadline: 2026-10-31T11:30:00+03:00 (instant)
- Original notice: https://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/procurement-detail/OP00468538
- Source checked: 2026-10-14T22:36:55.796148Z

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title: "International tender for 261,000 m³ of railway ballast"
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# International tender for 261,000 m³ of railway ballast

CAMRAIL invites sealed international bids for local production and supply of 261,000 cubic metres of ballast for railway track renewal under the Douala-N’Djamena Rail/Road Corridor Performance Improvement Project (P167798). Supply is to be completed within 42 months after contract signature, with loading at 16 named stations in the French notice. Eligible bidders must meet the financial, technical and experience qualifications in the bidding dossier; a bid security declaration is required. Electronic submission is not allowed. Technical and other non-price factors count 50%, and offer cost 50%. The deadline is 09:00 GMT on 27 November 2026.

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- Submission deadline: 2026-11-27T09:00:00+00:00 (instant)
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Le Gouvernement de la République du Cameroun a reçu un crédit de la Banque mondiale pour financer le Projet Régional pour l’Amélioration de la Performance du Corridor Rail /Route Douala Ndjamena-PCDN et a l’intention d’utiliser une partie de ce financement pour effectuer les paiements au titre du Marché pour la Production en local et fourniture de deux cent soixante-et-un mille (261 000) mètres cubes de ballast pour travaux de renouvellement de la voie ferrée. La passation du Marché sera conforme au Règlement de Passation des Marchés pour les Emprunteurs Sollicitant le Financement de Projets d’Investissement (FPI) de la Banque mondiale, septième édition, septembre 2025. « Pour ce marché, l’Emprunteur utilisera la méthode de décaissement par Paiement Direct, telle que définie dans les Directives de Décaissement de la Banque mondiale pour le Financement de Projet d’Investissement, à l’exception des paiements pour lesquels le marché prévoit l’utilisation de crédit documentaire. » 2. CAMRAIL, Concessionnaire des Chemins de Fer Camerounais, Agence d’exécution de la composante ferroviaire, sollicite des offres fermées de la part des soumissionnaires éligibles et répondant aux qualifications requises pour : Produire en local et fournir deux cent soixante-et-un mille (261 000) mètres cubes de ballast pour travaux de renouvellement de la voie ferrée dans un délai de 42 mois à compter de la signature du marché ; Charger le Ballast sur les wagons de l’Acheteur à une gare ou points suivants : Dibamba, Kendeck, Pitti, Loungahé, Logbadjeck, Malimba, Mbengue, Makondo, Hikoa-Malep, Eseka, Makak, Minka, Otélé, Ngoumou, Binguela et Mbalngong. Les exigences en matière de qualification telles qu’indiquées dans le Dossier d’Appel d’Offres et concernant d’une part la capacité financière, et d’autre part la capacité technique et l’expérience sont celles inscrites au point 1 – Qualification - de la section III des « Critères d’évaluation et de Qualification ». 3. La passation du marché sera conduite par Mise en Concurrence internationale (AOI) tel que défini dans le « Règlement de Passation des Marchés pour les Emprunteurs sollicitant le Financement des Projets d’Investissement (FPI) de la Banque mondiale, septième édition, septembre 2025 » et ouvert à tous les soumissionnaires de pays éligibles tels que définis dans ledit Règlement. 4. Les Offres seront évaluées conformément au processus d’évaluation défini dans le dossier d’appel d’offres. Les pondérations suivantes s’appliqueront aux Critères notés (y compris les facteurs techniques et autres que le prix) : 50% et pour le coût de l’Offre : 50%. 5. Les Soumissionnaires éligibles et intéressés peuvent obtenir des informations auprès de CAMRAIL : Jacques FANSI-Directeur Projet PQ2 ; Email : cm004-infos.pq2@camrail.net et prendre connaissance des documents d’Appel d’offres de 09 heures à 15 heures, heure locale, à l’adresse mentionnée ci-dessous, tous les jours ouvrables. 6. 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