Tender Notice Board

Invitation for Consultancy Service Welthungerhilfe (WHH) is one of the biggest development organizations in Germany with development and relief aid projects in more than 40 countries. Non-profitmaking, non-political and non-denominational, the organization works under the leadership of an honorary board and the patronage of the German Federal President. WHH has been successfully operating different projects in the country since 1972. Welthungerhilfe (WHH) invites qualified and licensed companies to submit proposal for Endline evaluation for project Title: Scaling good practices to strengthen resilience and food and nutrition security of agro-pastoralists in Borena Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia. A complete tender document in English is available at WHH eTender portal/ RFT  200416188 https://eu.eu-supply.com/ctm/supplier/publictenders The tender terms and conditions are available in the official document published our website https://eu.eu-supply.com/login.asp?B=Welthungerhilfe, https://www.welthungerhilfe.org/tenders/ Might you be a new applicant, to be able to use the EU Supply web Portal and to submit your application through the tender portal, you will have to register as a New Supplier through the following web thread: https://eu.eu-supply.com/ctm/Company/CompanyRegistration/RegisterCompany?OID=21&B=WELTHUNGERHILFE Submission of tender documents/offers: All bid submission application must be performed online through the EU Supply Web Tendering Portal no later than the 3rd of June 2026 at 3:00 PM that is accessible through the following web thread ONLY: https://eu.eu-supply.com/ctm/supplier/publictenders Please note that the tender should be upload ONLINE ONLY, and NOT in Hard Copy WHH reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids without fixing any reason thereof. all the inquiries about the concerned competition can be submitted through the EU Supply platform directly. Welthungerhilfe (WHH) Tel: # +25111662 4765, +251911202277 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Request for Quotation Invitation to Bid to Consultancy Service for comprehensive gender analysis assessment. Oxfam GB is a UK based International Humanitarian and Development Organization working in Ethiopia since 1960s. We are looking for proficient clients for comprehensive gender analysis. Thus, Oxfam GB is issuing this request to tender to invite all legitimate service providers with relevant experience to take part in this tender. Oxfam in Ethiopia implements advocacy, humanitarian and development projects across three pillars: gender justice and protection, economic and climate justice, humanitarian Response and Resilience. One of Oxfam’s corporate priorities is to address gender inequality through every aspect of our work. Thus, the OiE seeks to engage a consultant to conduct a comprehensive gender analysis that allows us to understand how poverty affects men, women, boys and girls differently, and the differences between poor men’s and women’s needs and concerns. The purpose of conducting a comprehensive gender analysis is to identify the specific aspects of gender relations and inequalities that are present in the programme context, and to examine their implications for programme design and implementation. It should explore the following areas: Identify gender gaps, constraints, and opportunities within agriculture, resilience, and nutrition sectors. The barriers that unequal gender relations present to women’s development. The different skills, capacities and aspirations of women and men. The division of labour: men’s and women’s different activities, and their access to and control of resources. Inform the integration of gender-responsive and gender-transformative strategies in the AICS RESILIENT project. The key tasks, scopes and deliverables required for this assessment and the essential requirements are clearly stated in the TOR. Interested service providers are invited to collect the TOR documents from Oxfam in Ethiopia, which is in the address below starting from May 21, 2026. Consultants are required to carefully read through the TOR documents and return their responses on or before May 28, 2026, at 4: 30 p.m. This invitation to RFQ has been issued for the sole purpose of obtaining offers for the supply of services against the specification contained within the TOR. OXFAM reserves the right not to enter or award a contract as result of this invitation to tender. OXFAM also reserves the right to terminate any contract issued because of this invitation to tender as set out in the contract terms and conditions. How to apply Interested and eligible consultants/individuals are invited to submit their technical and financial proposals to Oxfam GB in Ethiopia located at Kirkos Sub-City, Woreda 08 ,House No. New 7th Floor, Adama Real Estate Building, Behind Zequala Complex ECA Road, next to IOM Addis Ababa, Ethiopia .Tel:0921744508  

Bid Invitation: Procurement of IT Materials for Health and Demographic Surveillance System Sites Proposal Due Date:  5:00PM GMT April 14, 2026 Contents                                                                                                  Page Purpose and Scope of this Request for Quotation …………………….. 1 Vital Strategies Organizational Background ………………………………1 Request for Quotation Objective……………………………………….………1 Project Overview …………………………………………………………………….2 Instructions for Request for Quotation Respondents ………….………3 Vital Strategies and Respondent Contact Information ………………..6 Attachment A – Request for Quotation Questions ………………………7 Attachment B – List of Items ………………………………….….…………….9 Purpose and Scope of this Request for Quotation The purpose of this Request for Quotation (RFQ) is to provide standardized and essential information technology (IT) packages to Health and Demographic Surveillance System (HDSS) sites in Ethiopia. This initiative is designed to strengthen the operational capacity of HDSS sites by addressing critical IT material gaps identified during the baseline assessment conducted in July 2025 under the Impact HDSS project. The scope of this RFQ covers the procurement of prioritized IT hardware materials that will directly support data collection, management, and reporting functions at HDSS sites. The detailed list of required IT equipment, along with specifications, is outlined in Attachment B. Through this procurement, the ImpactHDSS project aims to ensure that HDSS sites are equipped with reliable, secure and standardized information technology resources, thereby enhancing efficiency, data quality, and overall system performance, ultimately leading to more accurate, improved decision making and better overall public health outcomes. Vital Strategies Organizational Background Vital Strategies (Vital) is a global health organization that believes every person should be protected by a strong public health system. We work with governments and civil societies in 73 countries to design and implement evidence-based strategies that tackle their most pressing public health problems. Vital’s goal is to empower and observe governments adopting promising interventions at scale, as rapidly as possible. Vital provides expert technical and professional guidance to partners and government agencies.  We speak out, through press releases, publications, social media, and participate in convenings and conferences against the practices of tobacco and the sugary drinks industries.  Vital Strategies does not accept gifts or funds from industries related to tobacco, sugary drinks and alcoholic drinks.  We actively seek to engage with stakeholders who share our values and seek to work with partners who endorse and encourage the highest ethical work practices and standards. Request for Quotation Objective/s Vital Strategies is seeking competitive proposals from qualified vendors to provide services and goods to Vital Strategies relating to ImpactHDSS project in Ethiopia. The objective of this Request for Quotation (RFQ) is to: Identify vendors to partner with, supplying locally accessible hardware and service, aimed at strengthening the capacity of HDSS sites in Ethiopia. These vendors will provide standardized IT packages that address the gaps identified during the baseline assessment under the ImpactHDSS project. Project Overview Evidence-based decision-making is a cornerstone of a robust health system. To establish a more representative data system for estimating vital rates and causes of death, the Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI), Ministry of Health (MOH), and 16 active Health and Demographic Surveillance System (HDSS) sites affiliated with local academic institutions and Vital Strategies launched the ImpactHDSS Ethiopia Project in March 2025. These HDSS sites have been instrumental in generating longitudinal health and demographic data in resource-limited settings, contributing to evidence-based policy making and program implementation. However, variations in HDSS operations, limited coordination among stakeholders, and weak data-to-policy linkages have hindered the full potential of HDSS data to inform national policy and practice. Based on the baseline assessment conducted in July 2025, IT material gaps have also been identified, and these gaps have limited the capacity of HDSS sites to collect, manage, and utilize data effectively. To close these gaps, the project will provide standard and limited IT packages to harmonize data collection, storage, and analysis. This investment will enhance digital workflows, and enable pooled analysis, ultimately producing timely, reliable, and

TENDER OPPORTUNITY ADVERTISEMENT Provision of Supply of IT Support Service – Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. British Council invites bidders who are interested to provide IT Support Service in the management and day to day activities of the British Council Ethiopia ICT system. Location–Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Contract duration: 1-year, possible extension of 12 months. The details (tender instructions) are in the tender documents which can be accessed via the link: https://tap.tcsapps.com/tap2/#/bc-supplier-registration (Bidders will be required to register before they are able to access tender documents) Reference: RFP1034510 The submission deadline is 11 June 2025. If any clarification required, please reach out to – Sreeparna.Acharya1@britishcouncil.org

Hijra Bank S.C Invitation to Local Competitive Bid for Expression of Interest (EOI)   Date: 1/04/2026 Bid Name: Request for Expression of Interest (EOI) for Investigation and Geotechnical Services Hijra Bank S.C. wants to invites eligible and qualified contractors/consultants to submit a sealed Expression of Interest (EOI) for the provision of Investigation and Geotechnical Services, as detailed in the EOI document. Accordingly, interested bidders are invited to participate in this EOI process in accordance with the following instructions whose specifications are detailed in the Terms of reverence (TOR) Hence, bidders are invited to participate in the provider of expression of inters of the above stated services. Interested and eligible bidders may collect the Terms of reference during office hours (Monday to Friday) from 8:00am–12:00pm and from 1:00pm–5:00pm and Saturday from 8:00am–12:00pm commencing from April 1, 2026 to April 24,2026 from Olympia square road to Bambi’s 1st floor new building next to Hijra bank, Office of Facility and Supply management. A complete set of Expression of Inters  bidding document in English may be purchased by interested bidders upon payment of nonreturnable fee of Birr 100 (Birr one hundred only) for bid documents at Hijra Bank S.C Olympia Square Nejashi branch in cash. Bidders should provide copy of eligibility documents (Renewed Trade License, VAT Registration Certificate, Trade Registration Certificate, Tax Clearance, TIN Certificate, FDRE registration supplier list and other related documents Bidder should submit a Completed expression of inters (EOI) documents to be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes marked with the bid reference for provider  of Investigation and Geotechnical service and deposited in the Bid Box on or before April 25, 2026 up to 11:00 local time, late bids will not be accepted and will be returned unopened. The complete bid must be submitted in one original, clearly marked “ORIGINAL” and one copy also, clearly marked “COPY” and each envelops shall be separately signed and sealed which in the event of any discrepancy between them the Original will prevail – then both of which will be submitted in an envelope sealed and clearly marked with identifying the services Only shortlisted bidders will be invited to submit detailed technical and financial proposals at a later stage of the procurement process.” The Bank reserves the right to accept or reject the bid either fully or partially as found appropriate. For further information please refer to.                                                     Hijra Bank S.C                                     Facility and Supply management office Olympia square road to Bambis new building next to Hijra Bank Building on 1st floor Tel: 011-5584406 P.O Box 1537code1250                                                            Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Bid Advertisement for procurement consultancy service for Capacity Building Training in Digital Literacy for the AWE Project participants   Bid Reference No: 337/2026 1- About CARE Ethiopia Founded in 1945, CARE is a leading international humanitarian organization fighting global poverty. CARE started working in Ethiopia in 1984 in response to severe drought and famine. The focus of our work is addressing the root causes of poverty and vulnerability through nexus and development programming as well as humanitarian response. This includes programming for improved governance; water and sanitation; food security; women’s economic justice; sexual and reproductive health and rights; and nutrition; and household and community level resilience. Our programs are implemented across both rural and urban areas. CARE Ethiopia works in multiple sectors including the following priorities: Food Security; Livelihoods & Resilience; Nutrition; Water, Sanitation & Hygiene; Humanitarian Response; Sexual & Reproductive Health & Rights; Women’s Economic Justice; Dignified Work. CARE’s operation spans most of the country: Afar, Amhara, Oromia, SNNP, Sidama, Somali, Tigray, Addis Ababa, and Dire Dawa. CARE Ethiopia is seeking eligible consultancy service providers for Capacity Building Training in Digital Literacy for the AWE Project participants. All Interested and eligible bidders are invited to participate in the bid. A complete set of bidding documents shall be obtained from these alternative platform https://careethiopia.afrotender.com or  https://careethiopia.2merkato.com starting from June 7 , 2026. Bid will be accepted until 2:00 PM June 17, 2026 (8:00 Local Time). Bid after this date and time will not be considered.  Bidders may obtain further information from the Supply Chain unit with the following email address: Tadesse.Alemayehu@care.org. CARE reserves the right to reject the bid partial or fully.

Abay Insurance S.C. Invitation to BID Bid announcement;1/4/2026/               Bid No. 006/2026 Abay Insurance S.C. was established in July 2010 in accordance with the licensing and supervision of insurance business proclamation No. 86/1994. Currently, the company is providing General and Long Term (Life Assurance) service under 50 branch offices that operate in different regions of the country. The company has registered a remarkable growth since establishment and has managed to build a sustainable and fruitful business relationship with various types of clients having a multitude of activities. Abay Insurance Company (S.C.) would like to invite all interested and eligible bidders for the provision of legal advisory related to the Securities Registration Process with the Ethiopian Capital Market Authority (ECMA). The bid document specification shall be obtained from Facility Management Department located at Abay Insurance S.C. against payment of a Non-Refundable Fee of Birr 300.00 (Three hundred Birr) inclusive of VAT during office hours. Basic requirements: The legal advisor should have been registered with the Ethiopian Capital Market Authority (ECMA) The bidder must submitted that they have previously registered an organization with ECMA or are presently engaged in advising on an ECMA registration process.”. The bidders should submit valid and renewed trade license, VAT and TIN certificates & Tax clearance Certificates. Bidders must be supported with 2 % Bid Security Bond of the total bid amount (Re-fundable) in the form of CPO in favor of Abay Insurance S.C. Bidders shall submit their Technical and Financial bid document separately in a wax sealed envelopes at Abay Insurance S.C. Head Office, Around Atlas Hotel 4th floor office No 405, Facility Management Department from April,  01, 2026 to April 07, 2026 to 8:00 local time and the bids will be opened on the same date at 8:30 local time. All Bids must be deposited in the tender box prepared for this purpose at Facility Management Department at Abay Insurance S.C. during office hours on or before April 07, 2026 until 8:00 local time. Bidders that do not fulfill the bid requirements will be disqualified; Abay Insurance S.C. reserves the right to accept or reject the bid partially or fully Bids presented by any bidder after the closing date and time shall not be accepted Address:  Interested or eligible bidders may obtain further information from Facility Management Department at Abay Insurance S.C Head Office, fourth floor office No 405 around Atlas Hotel.  Tel:  251-11- 6- 72 50 09 /251-11 5 15 87 03. P.O.B.  5879 /Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Call for Expression of Interest (EOI) Ethiopia Health Impact Fund (EHIF) sequa gGmbH is a development-oriented non-profit organization established in 1991 by leading German business associations and headquartered in Bonn. sequa has extensive international experience in private sector development, SME promotion, impact-driven partnerships, and sustainable economic development initiatives across emerging markets. Under GIZ Program Special Initiative “Decent Work for a Just Transition”, sequa implements the SMEs Support Scheme in Ethiopia. As part of its commitment to strengthening investment readiness and improving access to finance for SMEs, sequa is currently supporting the establishment of the Ethiopia Health Impact Fund (EHIF) — a pioneering impact investment initiative focused on supporting high-potential healthcare businesses operating across the Ethiopian healthcare ecosystem. The Fund is being structured under the emerging Ethiopian Capital Market Authority Collective Investment Scheme (CIS) framework, subject to the issuance of the final CIS Directive currently under development by ECMA. EHIF aims to become one of the first healthcare-focused impact investment vehicles in Ethiopia designed to mobilize patient, long-term capital into scalable healthcare enterprises delivering both measurable social impact and sustainable financial returns. Target Sectors The Fund is interested in companies operating across the healthcare value chain, including but not limited to Hospitals, clinics and specialized healthcare facilities, primary healthcare and diagnostic centers, pharmaceutical manufacturing and distribution, medical equipment and consumables, digital health and health technology solutions, health logistics and supply chain businesses, maternal and child healthcare services, preventive healthcare and wellness solutions, healthcare training and workforce development, health financing and insurance solutions, and other innovative healthcare-related businesses. Eligibility Criteria sequa is seeking Expressions of Interest from Ethiopian healthcare SMEs and growth-stage businesses that demonstrate: Legally registered and operating in Ethiopia Demonstrate operational or commercial traction at least for 2 years. Seeking external capital for growth or expansion Committed to transparency, compliance, and impact creation Scalable and commercially viable business models Experienced and committed management teams Sound governance and operational capacity Interest in partnering with long-term strategic investors Willingness to strengthen institutional and investment readiness capacity Submission of an EOI does not constitute a commitment to invest, nor does it create any legal or financial obligation on the part of sequa. How to Apply Sequa hereby invites eligible Ethiopian healthcare enterprises seeking growth capital and strategic partnership opportunities to express their interest by completing and submitting the application form through this link: Call for Expression of Interest_EHIF until June 25, 2026. Should you require further information or experience any issues during the application process, please contact: henok.gidey@sequa.de

የኢትዮጵያ የሰብዓዊ መብቶች ድርጅቶች ህብረት (ኢሰመድህ) Consortium of Ethiopian Human Rights Organizations (CEHRO)  Call for Consultancy: Preparation of Election Time Civic Space Monitoring Tool May, 2026 Background The Consortium of Ethiopian Human Rights Organizations (CEHRO) is a Consortium of 27 Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) working on human rights, democracy, and Peacebuilding in Ethiopia. Over the past eight years, CEHRO has been actively engaged in the advancement of human rights protection and promotion in Ethiopia by creating a common platform for human rights CSOs to articulate their voices and launch well-articulated and evidence-based advocacy to expand civic space. CEHRO has also been extensively engaging in the capacity development of member organizations and other stakeholders to enhance the capacity of duty bearers and rights holders for effective human rights protection and democratic governance. For further information about CEHRO, click here https://cehro.org/now/   CSOs generally play an important role in advancing human rights, ensuring accountability, fostering peace-building initiatives, and promoting active public participation in political processes, particularly during elections. In Ethiopia, too, the role of CSOs cannot be overstated, as they play a key role in facilitating citizen engagement in essential political processes. Ethiopia is set to hold its 7th general election on June 1, 2026, making the involvement of civil society in this electoral cycle essential. Despite the evident interest and commitment of many Ethiopian CSOs in participating in electoral processes, many of them face obstacles that impede their overall effectiveness. These challenges include a lack of tailored tools for the specific needs of the electoral environment, insufficient coordinated monitoring mechanisms to oversee the electoral process, and limited pathways for strategic national, regional, and international advocacy to amplify their impact. In response to these challenges, CEHRO is currently implementing a project aimed at strengthening the civic space across Ethiopia’s 7th General Election cycle. The intervention includes training programs to equip CSOs with the necessary skills and tools for electoral engagement, as well as the development of robust monitoring frameworks to ensure transparency and accountability during the election period. Additionally, strategic advocacy programs that connect local civil society efforts with international and regional stakeholders are also targeted in the intervention to scale up engagements on the Ethiopian electoral process. Overall, adequately supporting, coordinating, and empowering local CSOs throughout the 7th general election cycle will be relevant to ensuring the transparency of the electoral process, ultimately contributing to the strengthening of democracy and governance in Ethiopia. In this context, CEHRO wanted to develop an Election Time Civic Space Monitoring Tool tailored specifically to pre-election, during-election, and post-election contexts. The monitoring tool will serve as an interactive document for the comprehensive assessment of the civic space landscape during Ethiopia’s 7th General Election. Following the development of this monitoring tool, a capacity-building training program will be conducted for selected CSOs and election observers in Ethiopia. To facilitate the implementation of these planned activities, CEHRO is currently looking for a seasoned consultant. Objective(s) CEHRO is looking for a seasoned consultant to prepare an Election Time Civic Space Monitoring Tool tailored specifically to pre-election, during-election, and post-election contexts of Ethiopia’s 7th General Election. The assignments under this role specifically include, but are not limited to: Prepare an Election Time Civic Space Monitoring Tool in the context of Ethiopia’s 7th General Election. Facilitate training for selected CSOs, in collaboration with the CEHRO team, focusing on civic freedoms and relevant Ethiopian legal frameworks and documentation of the civic space in the context of electoral processes. Facilitate training for selected Electoral Rights Observers, in collaboration with the CEHRO team.   Scope of Work Review and Analysis: Conduct a comprehensive assessment and analysis of the current electoral landscape and CSO engagement. Researching the need for monitoring and advocating for a transparent electoral process by CSOs and election observers. Researching recent developments in public policy, human rights standards, and best practices in policy and process monitoring to ensure the tool is current and relevant. Engage with CSOs, election observers, and other relevant stakeholders to gather feedback and insights on their needs, challenges, and expectations for the tool and planned training programs. Content Development: Prepare an Election Time Civic Space Monitoring Tool in the context of Ethi

Invitation for bid for the Procurement of Consultancy Services on the Application of IFRS in Relation to Microfinance Vision Fund Micro Finance Institution S.C wishes to Procure- Consultancy Services as per the schedule of requirement and content indicated in the bid document. Hence, the Company invites sealed bids from eligible bidders to quote their best offer for the provision of the Consultancy Services with the objectives of reviewing the current IFRS implementation status, addressing audit findings and recommendations, strengthening compliance with applicable IFR Standard and others specific to microfinance operations within a scheduled/time table/ in compliance with the requirements indicated in the bid document. Bidders should strictly follow the following instructions: – A complete set of Bidding Documents may be purchased by interested bidders from the stated address upon payment of non-refundable fee of Birr 300.00 (Three Hundred Birr Only). Bidders have to submit their documents in two Sealed Envelopes ONE ORIGINAL and ONE COPY to the address below on or before June 15, 2026 at 4:30PM, afternoon and must be accompanied by Birr 10,000.00 (Ten Thousand Birr) security bid bond. The bid security bond shall be in the form of Cashiers Payment Order (CPO) or Unconditional Bank Guarantee valid at least for 90 days, enclosed in a separate envelope and presented inside the Original bid document envelope. The bid language shall be in English. Bids will be opened in the presence of bidders or their representatives who choose to attend on June 16, 2026 at 10:00 AM, morning at Vision Fund Head quarter 4th floor meeting room. The payment for the collection of the bid document shall be made via VFMFI account number 42100006 at our main Branch and receipt of deposit need to be presented. The bidder must accompany the bid document with the copy of, Renewed and valid Trade License, TIN Registration Certificate, Tax Clearance Certificate and VAT registration copy and other relevant document pertinent to the bid.   Interested bidders can collect the bid document from Vision Fund Supply Chain and Logistics Department, for further information you may Contact with the telephone address indicated here under. All suppliers should adhere to the rules and regulations stated in the bid documents, otherwise would not be considered for evaluation. The Winner consultant shall present a 10% performance bond in the form of CPO or unconditional bank guarantee from nationally recognized Bank in ETB. Vision Fund Micro Finance Institution S.C reserves the right to accept or reject part or all of the bidding process.                             Address: –                  Vision Fund Micro Finance Institution S.C                     Bole sub city, Woreda 06, Gerjie Mebrat Haile                                                 P.O. BOX 31478                                                Tel: 011-6463569                                            Addis Ababa, Ethiopia  

INVITITATION TO POTENTIAL LOCAL CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS TO STRENGTHEN THE ADVOCACY OF FORTIFIED FOOD PRODUCTS (WHEAT FLOUR AND EDIBLE OIL) IN ETHIOPIA Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) Ethiopia Country Office The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) is a Swiss-based foundation launched at the UN in 2002 to tackle the human suffering caused by malnutrition. Working with both governments and private organizations, we aim to transform food systems so that they deliver more nutritious food for all people, especially those most vulnerable to malnutrition. Global  Alliance  for  Improved  Nutrition  (GAIN)  would  like  to  invite  a  potential  local  civil  society organization to strengthen the advocacy of fortified food products (Wheat Flour & Edible Oil) in Ethiopia. S.No Item Description   1 RFP for potential local civil society organization to strengthen the advocacy of fortified food products (Wheat Flour & Edible Oil) in Ethiopia.   Interested and eligible local civil society organizations in Ethiopia working on nutrition, health, food fortification, and food systems are required to submit a comprehensive proposal demonstrating a clear understanding of the RFP, including its objectives and scope, along with their motivation for applying. The proposal should outline a detailed methodology and implementation approach, supported by a realistic 18-month work plan and timeline, and include relevant experience with references, a defined team structure with roles and responsibilities, CVs of key personnel, and supporting evidence of successful delivery of similar assignments, particularly in advocacy- related work. In addition, applicants must provide a copy of their ACSO registration. The full set of tender documents and  detailed  requirements  can  be  accessed  on  the  2Merkato  platform  at  the  following  link: https://tender.2merkato.com/tenders/69ce79120a538accd6000001. Applicants are encouraged  to  submit  any  questions  or  requests  for  clarification  via  email  to ethiopiaoffice@gainhealth.org by April 14, 2026, at 10:00 AM, and are invited to participate in a virtual Q&A session scheduled for April 14, 2026, from 10:00 to 11:30 AM, where additional questions can also be raised. The applicants are required to submit their full technical proposal and financial details exclusively via ethiopiaoffice@gainhealth.org for the GAIN Ethiopia Office. Completed proposals must be received no later than 5:00 PM EST on April 17, 2026. Applicants are required to clearly indicate the following in the email subject line: “RESPONSE FOR RFP TO STRENGTHEN THE ADVOCACY OF FORTIFIED FOOD PRODUCTS (WHEAT FLOUR AND EDIBLE OIL) IN ETHIOPIA.” GAIN reserves the right to reject any or all submissions or to cancel or withdraw this RFP for any reason and at its sole discretion without incurring any cost or liability for costs or damages incurred by any applicant, including, without limitation, any expenses incurred in the preparation of the submission. The applicant acknowledges and agrees that GAIN will not indemnify the applicant for any costs, expenses, payments or damages directly or indirectly linked to the preparation of the submission. GAIN-Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition Telephone: +251 116610088, Bole Sub-City, behind the Embassy of Rwanda in front of Ayer Amba High School HGS Offices 3rd Floor Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

NOTICE FOR EOI SUBMISSION EXTENSION AND THE SITE VISIT SCHEDULE  Date: 3 April 2026/Addis Ababa, Ethiopia To: Dear All Interested Applicants for EOI of consultancy services for the       design, supervision, and contract administration of a New NBE             Headquarter Construction.   EOI Reference No: NBE/ICB/REOI/S/02/2026 Subject: Bid Submission Extension and the Site visit schedule It is to be recalled that, you have received Request for Expression of Interest for consultancy services for the design, supervision, and contract administration of a New NBE Headquarter to be constructed in Addis Ababa. This is to kindly notify you that the EOI submission is extended to April 14, 2026 at 10:00AM and will be opened on the same date at 10:30AM. In addition, the site visit will be conducted on April 7, 2026, 2026 at 9:30 AM where the National Bank of Ethiopia Building No.2. This extension notice is part of the main REOI document. Other things remain the same. National Bank of Ethiopia