Tender Results of United Nations Population Fund

AFMS_PID/2021/695/ITB - Carpentry work

Dear Sir or Madam, Reference is made to the above RFQ, please be informed of another round of extension. The Proposals should be prepared based on the guidelines set forth in Section III above, along with a properly filled out and signed price quotation form, are to be sent by e-mail to Email address for bid submission at apro-procurement@unfpa.org no later than: Wednesday 8th September 2021 at 17:00 hours, Bangkok time. Reference is made to the above RFQ, please be informed that the closing date of receiving the proposal has been extended. The Proposals should be prepared based on the guidelines set forth in Section III above, along with a properly filled out and signed price quotation form, are to be sent by e-mail to Email address for bid submission at apro-procurement@unfpa.org no later than: Tuesday 31st August 2021 at 17:00 hours, Bangkok time. Reference is made to the above RFQ, please be informed that the closing date of receiving the proposal has been extended. The Proposals should be prepared based on the guidelines set forth in Section III above, along with a properly filled out and signed price quotation form, are to be sent by e-mail to Email address for bid submission at apro-procurement@unfpa.org no later than: Tuesday 24th August 2021 at 17:00 hours, Bangkok time. Looking forward to receiving your proposals by the above deadline. UNFPA APRO is conducting bidding in regards to the ‘Provision of Service for Big Data Study for Harmful Practices in Asia’ and your company/organization is invited for this bidding exercise. Attached herewith please find the below documents for your reference. 1. Request for Quotation (RFQ) Number: UNFPA/BKK/RFP/21/004 with its Annexes in PDF format 2. Annex I-UNFPA General Conditions of Contract in PDF Format 3. Price Schedule Form in Microsoft Word format In case the bidders would like to seek further clarifications, the request should be submitted in writing to: Ms. Jarintorn Kiatniyomrung at the email address: kiatniyorung@unfpa.org Bidders may request clarifications no later than Tuesday 3rd August 2021 at 17:00 hours, Bangkok time. Questions will be answered in writing and shared with all parties as soon as possible after this deadline. Proposals should be prepared based on the guidelines set forth in Section III above, along with a properly filled out and signed price quotation form are to be sent by e-mail to Email address for bid submission at apro-procurement@unfpa.org no later than: Tuesday 10th August 2021 at 17:00 hours, Bangkok time. please be shared with the Q&A that UNFPA has received from our potential bidders for your kind reference. Looking forward to receiving your proposal.

Emergency procedure for the acquisition of Modular Health Centers

Convocatoria A Licitación Internacional N.º Unfpa/mex/2021/001 – (relanzamiento) Para El Suministro De Equipos De Cómputo (tabletas Electrónicas)

Request For Quotation Ref # Rfq Nº Unfpa/lbr/rfq/21/011 For Supply Of Dignity Kits

This Is Being Executed Under Fast Track Procedures For Humanitarian Response Dear Sir/madam, Unfpa Hereby Solicits A Quotation For “wheelchair” As Per The Specifications Contained And The Delivery Location In Section I Of This Request For Quotation.

Acquisition and delivery of first aid kits

UNFPA Humanitarian Office is inviting proposals from reputable and qualified suppliers with a track record of success in working in academic analysis of humanitarian logistics, with a focus on sustainability and environmental logistics. In line with the HSS, we are looking for suppliers who can conduct an analysis of UNFPA’s humanitarian supply operation with the development of key achievable actions so UNFPA can help achieve a world of net zero emissions. Activities include evaluating the existing environmental impact of UNFPA’s humanitarian supply chain and making recommendations to improve environmental sustainability, as well as improving medical waste management capacity at the last mile. We are looking for suppliers with experience in working with or analysing UNFPA humanitarian supply chains and logistics management processes, mapping greenhouse gas emissions and other types of quantitative and qualitative analysis on the impact of humanitarian logistics on the environment. The analysis should take into consideration: Priorities within the UNFPA Humanitarian Supplies Strategy UNFPA Procurement Services Branch ongoing research on Green Procurement UNFPA Green Procurement Strategy The Global Logistics Cluster initiative on green humanitarian logistics UNFPA Policy and Procedures on Management of Programme Supplies UNFPA Procurement Rules and Regulations Good Storage and Distribution Practices for Medical Products The selected service provider will work under the direction of the UNFPA Humanitarian Supplies Analyst. Scope of work A quantitative and qualitative analysis of UNFPAs humanitarian supply chain and logistics practices, from international logistics to the last mile including waste management. A report outlining the analysis, conclusions and concrete recommendations for activities to reduce the impact of humanitarian operations on the environment; recommendations can include: Modifications to internal processes and procedures Improved systems for data collection on emissions and environmental impact Implementation of innovative green logistics solutions Increasing staff acceptability, capacity and knowledge on environmental logistics solutions Other relevant modifications to systems and programmes Recommendations based on the analysis will be considered for implementation and scale up within UNFPAs global humanitarian response in 2022. Objectives Conduct data analysis and develop report including summary of analysis and recommendations.

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), an international development agency, is seeking qualified Bids for the provision of services for the Management of Implementation of the 2017 Mozambique Population Census Thematic Studies. These thematic studies should provide an in depth analysis of the data collected, and provide a demographic systematic analysis of the differences between these estimates and the census counts, allowing a better understanding of the trends and differences in time, geographical, by gender and by age.

Regional Srhr Needs Assessment For Adolescent Boys And Young Men Aged 18 – 34 Years In Five Countries In East And Southern Africa