Wednesday, September 9, 2026

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR

Request for Proposal for ESTABLISHMENT OF LONG-TERM AGREEMENT (LTA) FOR THE PROVISION OF IN-COUNTRY CUSTOMS CLEARANCE AND ASSOCIATED LOGISTICS COSTS

LRPS-2022-9201128

UNICEF (Ethiopia) wishes to request eligible bidders to participate in a Request for proposal (LRPS)  FOR ESTABLISHING LONG-TERM ARRANGEMENTS  for PROVISION OF IN-COUNTRY CUSTOMS CLEARANCE AND ASSOCIATED LOGISTICS COSTS

Details of the requirements for this bid and eligibility criteria etc. can be found in the bid document.

Interested and eligible bidders can get the bid document with the below links;

2merkato.com :  https://tender.2merkato.com/tenders/69143a290a538a13d8000001

Bids must be received by latest on 3rd December 2025 @ 10:00 am-East African time.

Bids received after the stipulated date and time will be invalidated. Proposers can be submitted through UNICEF Ethiopia secured email address: “ETH-Tenderservices” <ETH-Tenderservices@unicef.org>. A bid conference will not for available for this bid.

The last date for accepting inquiries from the bidders is 26th November 2025 at 04:00 am.  Proposals submitted in any other way will be invalidated, event if received before the stipulated deadline.

UNICEF is part of the United Nations Global Marketplace (UNGM). Accordingly, all proposers are encouraged to become a UNICEF vendor by creating a vendor profile in the UNGM website: www.ungm.org

The tender is open only for local bidders. It is important that you read all the provisions of the Request for Proposal to ensure that you understand and comply with UNICEF’s requirements.

Proposers are required to provide their financial proposal ONLY with the format provided with the bid document. Note that failure to submit compliant bids may result in invalidation of your proposal.

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