Request for Bids for Procurement of Android Tablets in Nigeria
- Country
- 🇳🇬 Nigeria
- Deadline
- Wednesday, 2 December 2026 at 12:00
- Buyer
- 2.0 ANRIN Project Management Unit
- Source
- World Bank
- Project
- Accelerating Nutrition Results in Nigeria 2.0
- Published
- 5 Nov 2026
Summary
The ANRiN 2.0 Project Management Unit under Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Health is inviting sealed bids for the procurement of Android tablet devices. The project is funded by the World Bank. Bidding is open nationally through an open competitive process. Bidding documents in English can be purchased for a nonrefundable fee of 75,000 Naira by bank transfer. The deadline for submission is 2 December 2026, with no electronic submissions allowed. A bid security of USD 42,000 is required. Late or incomplete bids will be rejected. Contact person: Dr. Dogara Okara in Abuja.
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Who may bid
Firms from all countries, except sanctions (Bank debarment list, UN sanctions). National competitive bidding stays open to foreign firms. A domestic preference margin sometimes applies. Joint ventures are accepted.
Who signs and who pays
The contract is signed with the country’s administration (ministry, project unit), not with the World Bank. Payment comes from the Bank’s loan or grant: through the project account or by direct payment from the Bank to the supplier. Usual pattern: 10–20% advance against a guarantee, then payments on delivery or progress.
The steps
1. Read the notice and obtain the documents. 2. Check the criteria: experience, turnover, similar contracts. 3. Prepare the bid security or bid-securing declaration. 4. Send your questions before the clarification deadline. 5. Submit on time, then follow the bid opening.
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