Tenders

CS Mobile Telecoms Services supply for the British High Commission in Kingston

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

The Authority is seeking to engage the market in relation to the provision of managed mobile telecommunications services to support operational requirements. The requirement primarily relates to the delivery of mobile voice, data and SMS services, including national coverage and international roaming capability, together with associated service management, customer support and reporting. As part of the requirement, the Authority may also require the supply of mobile devices (handsets) and associated equipment. These goods are expected to be ancillary to the core service provision and may include a range of standard corporate devices, with associated pricing and lifecycle support.

CS-People: Provision of Broker Services for Medical Insurance Scheme for CBS staff - British High Commission Dar es Salaam

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

The purpose of the Tender is to identify a single medical aid brokerage service provider in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania to deliver comprehensive health insurance solutions aligned with organizational needs, local regulations, and cost-efficiency goals. The contract will be for a period of 3 years with an option to renew for 1 year subject to good performance of the service provide

Provision of Broker Services for Medical Insurance Scheme for CBS staff - BHC Kigali

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

The purpose of the Tender is to identify a single medical aid brokerage service provider in Kigali, Rwanda to deliver comprehensive health insurance solutions aligned with organizational needs, local regulations, and cost-efficiency goals. The contract will be for a period of 3 years with an option to renew for 2 years subject to good performance of the service provide for an amount of £252,035

NAIROBI RAILWAY CITY TA

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) are seeking proposals for delivery of Technical Assistance for Nairobi Railway City Technical Assistance Project (NRC TA) in Kenya. The contract would require the supplier to provide expertise to support Kenya Railways to fully develop and unlock the economic potential of the Railway City Project in Nairobi, Kenya. The Supplier will provide the strategic oversight of the Railway City Project, leadership, stakeholder management to ensure the effective delivery of day-to-day operations of the Contract. This will also include identification, development and delivery of Technical Assistance activities, oversight and management of the Technical Assistance expertise commissioned. The NRC TA contract will contribute to broader national objectives, including stimulating economic growth, generating employment opportunities, expanding future transport capacity, and delivering a mixed used climate resilient project that includes affordable housing in its scope.

Sudan Stability Programme (SSP)

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) are exploring the option to procure a delivery partner/consortium who can lead our work on civil society and protection of civilians in Sudan for The Sudan Stability Programme (SSP). The SSP is a new programme following on from the Sudan Stability and Growth Programme (SSGP), which aims to continue and deepen the UK’s conflict resolution and mitigation work previously delivered. With no permanent UK presence in Sudan and a rapidly evolving conflict environment, the SSP will support local civil society, strengthen civilian protection, and reinforce national and regional diplomatic efforts. Building the conditions for a national-level dialogue with engagement from civil actors. The SSP’s key objectives are to: • Support grassroots civil society groups and local conflict management as means to promote social cohesion and mitigate protection risks. • Strengthening local governance institutions and promoting inclusivity, particularly considering women and other marginalised groups. • Countering misinformation, disinformation and hate speech • Producing continual conflict and political analysis that informs programmatic interventions and a broader Thinking and Working Politically approach that supports diplomatic efforts. The SSP is expected to have an overall value of up to £39 million over five years, with this specific contractual component expected to receive approximately £30 million (£6 million annually). Subject to internal approval and funding confirmation, programme delivery is expected to begin in FY 2027.