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Call for Consultancy to conduct Studies Consortium of Reproductive Health Associations (CORHA) in partnership with UNFPA has planned to conduct finalization of the 2025 National Health Facility and the Ethiopian Pharmaceuticals Supply Service (EPSS) hub’s assessment on the availability of Reproductive Health/Maternal Health commodities and services report. To this end, CORHA would like to invite interested, competent and eligible consultants to apply for the consultancy service to undertake finalization of the 2025 National Health Facility and the Ethiopian Pharmaceuticals Supply Service (EPSS) hub’s assessment on the availability of Reproductive Health/Maternal Health commodities and services report. The objective of this assignment is generate a report based on the 2025 assessment using UNFPA’s Reproductive Health Commodities and services SDP Survey reporting template. Expected Results The consultancy firm/consultant is expected to produce the following deliverables: Technical proposal with detailed work plan showing the assignment’s important activities and milestones and financial proposal Inception report, Generate report, Stakeholder validation workshops & Final Dissemination report incorporating feedback Required Qualifications and Skills A minimum of Master’s Degree in Public Health, Reproductive Health, Monitoring & Evaluation, Epidemiology and Health Systems Management is required to undertake the assessment. Furthermore, the team of consultants should also meet the following experiences and skills: Experienced in SRHR, public health, and M&E with strong skills in assessment reporting, data analysis, and preparation of analytical reports using standardized reporting templates. Application Procedures Detailed Terms of Reference (ToR) for the assignment is available on the CORHA website (www.corhaethiopia.org.et) under Latest News and Blogs. Interested and qualified consultants are invited to submit their technical and financial proposals in person to the Consortium of Reproductive Health Associations (CORHA). Address: Bole Sub-City, around 22 Mazoria, near Metas Hotel and SpaEmail: info@corhaethiopia.org.etTelephone: 0978701300 Deadline for submission: Within ten (10) working days from the date of announcement (Until June 5, 2026).   Note: Note: Only short listed applicants will be contacted after seven days of the deadline.

 Call for Research Consultancy Firms Assessment on the Impact of Climate Change and Natural Disasters on Women and Girls’ Access to SRH and GBV Services MSI Ethiopia Reproductive Choices (MSIE-RC), formerly Marie Stopes International Ethiopia, in partnership with UNFPA, invites eligible and qualified research consultancy firms to submit technical and financial proposals for conducting an assessment on the impact of climate change and natural disasters on women and girls’ access to Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) services. The assessment will be conducted in the Konso-Karat area and Afar-Abala area from June to August 2026. Objective of the Assignment The purpose of the assessment is to generate evidence on the intersection of climate change, displacement, SRH, and GBV, and to inform evidence-based programming, advocacy, and policy interventions aimed at protecting the health, rights, and dignity of women and girls in climate-affected settings across Ethiopia. Eligibility Requirements Interested consultancy firms must demonstrate: Proven experience in public health, SRH, GBV, humanitarian, or climate-related research Experience conducting qualitative and quantitative assessments Availability of qualified multidisciplinary research teams Valid business registration and licenses in Ethiopia Mandatory Documents Applicants are required to submit: Signed and stamped bidding documents Renewed Business License Tax Identification Number (TIN) Certificate VAT Registration Certificate       Bid Submission Requirements Bidders must submit: Technical Proposal (sealed separately) Financial Proposal (sealed separately) Both envelopes must be clearly labeled and submitted in the designated bid box. Bid Collection and Submission Bid documents can be collected from the reception desk of MSI Ethiopia Reproductive Choices Support Office located at Wolo Sefer, in front of Tebaber Berta Building, Addis Ababa, during working hours (8:30 AM – 5:30 PM), starting from 25 May 2026. Submission Deadline 8 June 2026 Before 10:00 AM Bid Opening Bids will be opened on 8 June 2026 at 10:30 AM in the presence of bidders or their authorized representatives at the MSIE Meeting Hall. Submission Address MSI Ethiopia Reproductive ChoicesKirkos Sub City, Kebele 02House No. 174Addis Ababa, EthiopiaP.O. Box: 5775Tel: 011-5509307 / 011-5509250Fax: 011-5509463 MSI Ethiopia Reproductive Choices reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids.  

Bid Extension Notice It is to be recalled that our Bank has floated open tender for the procurement of the following items. In this regard the Bank has sought necessary to extend the bid closing and opening period.      The Bank hereby extended the bid closing & opening period as per the following: –   Bid Notice Number Item Description Closing Date and Time Opening Date and Time OT/18/2025-26, Re-Advertised Supply, Installation, Configuration, Migration, Testing, and Commissioning of Oracle Exadata X11M-2 Engineered System June 22, 2026, at 3:00 PM June 22, 2026, at 3:30 PM OT/19/2025-26, Re-Advertised Implementation of Oracle Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance June 22, 2026, at 3:00 PM June 22, 2026, at 3:45 PM     Other terms and conditions of the bidding document remains the same except the bid closing and opening periods. For further information please refer by using the Link:  https://www.erp.orointbank.com.et/my/tender/ Or through Phone No. 0115572098. Oromia Bank  

Request for Proposal: HR and Finance Systems Review and Modernization The Charity and Development Association (CDA) invites qualified and experienced consultancy firms to submit technical and financial proposals for the review and modernization of its Human Resources and Finance systems. This consultancy aims to align CDA’s institutional structures, policies, and procedures with Ethiopian legal frameworks—specifically Proclamation No. 1156/2019—as well as donor compliance standards and international NGO best practices. Scope: Review and update HR policies, structures and performance systems. Assess and strengthen financial systems, controls, and reporting. Evaluate and redesign organizational structure. Eligibility and Application Interested applicants must demonstrate proven expertise in NGO institutional reform, strong knowledge of Ethiopian regulatory requirements, and the capacity to deploy a multidisciplinary team to complete this assignment within a seven-week timeframe. All interested consultants are warmly invited to participate in the consultancy opportunity by purchasing the detailed Terms of Reference (ToR) from our Head Office for only 500 Birr. Submission Deadline: Proposals must be submitted no later than May 22, 2026. Submission Method: Interested parties may submit proposals in person with a head office in the Akaki Kality sub-city, behind the A/Kality Building near the Higher Court Office. Inquiries: For clarifications, please contact us at Tel: +251-114-71 65 59 or +251-114-71 65 85. CDA reserves the right to shortlist candidates for further interviews or presentations as part of the evaluation process. Detailed terms of reference are available upon request through the provided contact channels.

Terms of Reference (ToR) Call Consultancy for National Study on HIV-Related Stigma and Discrimination in Ethiopia 1. Background The Network of Networks of HIV Positives in Ethiopia (NEP+) is a national umbrella organization representing people living with HIV (PLHIV). NEP+ works to advance the rights, dignity, and quality of life of PLHIV through advocacy, research, and community-led interventions. Despite significant progress in HIV response, stigma and discrimination remain major barriers to service uptake, treatment adherence, and social inclusion. In alignment with national priorities of the Ministry of Health Ethiopia and research standards of the Ethiopian Public Health Institute, NEP+ Ethiopia plans to conduct a national-level study to generate evidence on stigma and discrimination affecting PLHIV. 2. Objective of the Assignment General Objective To assess the magnitude, patterns, and determinants of HIV-related stigma and discrimination in Ethiopia. Specific Objectives Measure the prevalence and forms of stigma and discrimination among PLHIV Identify key drivers and structural factors contributing to stigma Assess the impact of stigma on access to HIV prevention, care, and treatment services Generate evidence-based recommendations for policy and programming 3. Scope of Work The consultant/firm will: Develop a scientifically sound study protocol aligned with MOH and EPHI standards Conduct comprehensive literature and policy review Design data collection tools consistent with internationally recognized stigma measurement approaches (e.g., PLHIV Stigma Index, where applicable) Undertake national-level data collection Ensure compliance with ethical standards, including informed consent and confidentiality Coordinate with NEP+, MOH, EPHI, and other stakeholders Perform data analysis using appropriate statistical and qualitative methods Facilitate stakeholder validation workshop Produce high-quality reports and policy briefs 4. Methodology Requirements (EPHI Standard) The consultant must propose a rigorous methodology that includes:       Study Design:Mixed-methods (quantitative and qualitative preferred)       Sampling: Nationally representative or clearly justified sampling strategy       Data Collection Methods: Surveys Key Informant Interviews(KIIs) Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) Data Quality Assurance: Training of data collectors Pilot testing tools Supervision and validation Data Analysis: Statistical analysis (e.g., SPSS, STATA) o Thematic qualitative analysis 5. Ethical Considerations (MANDATORY) In line with Ethiopian Public Health Institute requirements: The consultant must obtain ethical clearance from a recognized Institutional Review Board (IRB) Ensure informed consent, confidentiality, and anonymity of participants Protect vulnerable populations, especially PLHIV Submit all required documents for ethical approval prior to data collection 6. Expected Deliverables The consultant will produce: Inception Report (including protocol, methodology, tools, and work plan) Ethical clearance approval document Data collection tools (approved versions) Cleaned and documented dataset Draft research report Final report incorporating stakeholder feedback Policy brief and dissemination materials Presentation for validation and dissemination workshops Duration of the Assignment The consultancy will be conducted within 60–90 days from contract signing. 8. Required Qualifications and Experience For Individual Consultant / Team Leader: Master’s or PhD in Public Health, Epidemiology, Social Sciences, or related field At least 7–10 years of relevant research experience Proven experience in national-level studies Strong expertise in HIV/AIDS, stigma, and discrimination Demonstrated experience working with MOH / EPHI systems or similar institutionsExcellent analytical and report writing skills For Consulting Firm (if applicable): Registered and licensed firm Proven track record in public health research Multidisciplinary team (epidemiologist, statistician, social scientist, etc.) 9. Reporting and Governance Structure The consultant will report to NEP+ Ethiopia A Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) including representatives from o Ministry of Health Ethiopia o            Ethiopian Public Health Institute o           NEP+ Ethiopia will provide oversight and technical guidance 10. Application Requirement Interested applicants must submit physically: Renewed business license, VAT registration Certificate, QR receipt Recent ( 2025) tax clearance from the concerned Government office ( inland Revenue) 2 % of total bid  unconditional CPO on the Name of Net work of Net work in Ethiopia Technical proposal (methodology, timeline, approach) Financial proposal (detailed budget) CV(s) of key experts with properly summarized related experience Company profile (for firms) Well documented and structured Evidence of previous similar work Technical and financial proposal Should be s

INVITATION FOR BID CONSULTANCY SERVICE FOR THE PILOTING OF THE PARTNERSHIP EQUITY SCORECARD (PES) “FOR TRANSFORMATIVE PARTNERSHIPS” Background  CST Ethiopia represents the overseas development and humanitarian agencies of the Catholic Church from England and Wales (CAFOD), Scotland (SCIAF), and Ireland (Trócaire) in Ethiopia. The three agencies have over 40 years of experience in international development and humanitarian response and are each member of worldwide networks, including Caritas Internationalis. Currently, the three agencies jointly operate a single, integrated country programme in Ethiopia through the legal entity CST Ethiopia. CST Ethiopia is a partnership organization and works with local partners to deliver services for people in need especially on Humanitarian response, women Empowerment focusing on protection, livelihood enhancement and strengthening resilience of vulnerable and marginalized communities. CST Ethiopia is currently implementing the Local SPACE Project: Enhancing the Space, Participation, Accountability, Capacity and Engagement of Local and National Actors in Humanitarian Aid Delivery, in partnership with CCRDA. The project seeks to strengthen the leadership and institutional capacity of local and national actors (L/NAs) in the humanitarian system and to generate evidence‑based learning and advocacy that supports systemic change in line with global localization commitments. As part of this initiative, CST Ethiopia intends to commission a consultancy to provide professional, neutral facilitation for the piloting of the Partnership Equity Scorecard (PES), a diagnostic and accountability tool designed to support more equitable, strategic, and transformative partnerships between international and local/national actors. Scope of the Work The objective of this consultancy is to facilitate the pilot application of the Partnership Equity Scorecard (PES) through a structured, participatory process that enables partners to analyse partnership equity, identify root causes of inequities, and co‑create a concrete and time‑bound Equity Improvement Plan (EIP). The assignment will include, but not be limited to, the following key components: Pre‑Workshop Preparation Review the PES tool, briefing materials, and background documentation on Local SPACE findings Coordinate with CST Ethiopia and CCRDA to confirm participating partners and workshop logistics Collect and manage confidentially the pre-submitted PES self-scoring templates from both partners (submitted 48 hours before workshop) Analyse score comparisons to identify largest perception gaps and shared low scores for visual presentation Finalize workshop agenda, materials, and facilitation guide based on the specific partnership context Workshop Facilitation Facilitate a 6‑hour structured pilot workshop in Addis Ababa, ensuring a safe, neutral space for honest dialogue. Guide partners through score comparison, gap analysis, and root cause analysis of key inequities. Actively manage power dynamics and ensure equitable participation of international and local partners. Keeping discussions focused on systems and structures Post‑Workshop Documentation Draft and finalize the Equity Improvement Plan (EIP) based on workshop outputs. Support partners to co‑create a practical, time‑bound Equity Improvement Plan with SMART actions. Prepare a concise workshop summary report documenting key insights, agreed actions, and participant feedback on the PES tool. Provide reflections and recommendations for refinement and future scaling of the PES. The duration of the assignment is seven (7) days following contract signing. Qualifications and Experience Requirements Advanced degree in Social Sciences, Organizational Development, Conflict Resolution, or related fields; specialized training in facilitation strongly preferred At least 7–10 years of experience facilitating sensitive, multi-stakeholder dialogues in the humanitarian or development sector Demonstrated expertise in power-shifting methodologies, partnership brokering, and facilitating discussions on inequality and organizational power dynamics Proven experience working with civil society organizations, particularly in the humanitarian/development sector; familiarity with INGO–local actor partnerships, Strong track record in neutral facilitation, process design, and participatory methodologies Familiarity with the Ethiopian humanitarian/development context and dynamics between international and national actors strongly preferred. Language Proficiency Ø  Fluency in English (written and spoken) is required. Ø  Knowledge of local languages or experience working with Ethiopian stakeholders is an advantage. Application and Submission of documents Interested bidders should submit a complete set of bidding documents (The Financial Proposal  (30%) and The Technical Proposals (70%) in separate, sealed and stamped envelopes prepared in English language). Bidders should submit a

Request for Proposal for Service LRFP-2026-9203256 UNICEF (Ethiopia) wishes to request eligible bidders to participate in a Request for Proposal (LRFP) For PROVISION OF SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE COMMUNICATION CONTENTS PRODUCTION AND BROADCASTING SERVICE TO SUPPORT BACK TO LEARNING CAMPAIGN AND IMPROVED LEARNING OUTCOME FOR THE STEP. 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 link below. https://tender.2merkato.com/tenders/69d393c20a538ab940000001 The tender is open only to local bidders. ENQUIRY CLOSING DATE:  22, April 2026 @ 02:00PM Local Time. All enquiries should be sent to email id eth-supplyQAservices@unicef.org Title: PROVISION OF SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE COMMUNICATION CONTENTS PRODUCTION AND BROADCASTING SERVICE TO SUPPORT BACK TO LEARNING CAMPAIGN AND IMPROVED LEARNING OUTCOME FOR THE STEP  BID CLOSING DATE:  27 April 2026 @ 02:00PM Local Time SUBMISSION OF BIDS ONLY ALLOWED THROUGH THE SECURED E-MAIL ADDRESS: eth-tenderservices@unicef.org Bids received after the stipulated date & time, to incorrect email ids will be invalidated. MODALITY OF SUBMISSION Bids must be split into 2 (two) separate emails as follows: Technical Proposal (TP) – All TP must be submitted in PDF format. TP SHOULD NOT CONTAIN any information relating to prices or fees. All legal, credential and any other document submitted in the TP should be clearly scanned and visible. Email subject line must be titled # LRFP-9203256-Technical Proposal-Company Name)”. Financial Proposal (FP) – all information relating to prices or fees must be submitted in bidders’ own template an e-mail as an attachment in both PDF. Email subject line must be titled # LRFP-9203256 – Financial Proposal- (Company Name). Proposals submitted in any other way will be invalidated, even if received before the stipulated deadline. The tender is open only to local bidders. You must read all the provisions of the Request for Proposal to ensure that you understand and comply with UNICEF’s requirements. 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 on the UNGM website: www.ungm.org. Note that failure to submit compliant bids may result in invalidation of your proposal.

INVITATION FOR BID *CONSULTANCY SERVICE FOR PRODUCTION OF A POLICY BRIEF AND ADVOCACY MATERIALS ON “THE CASE FOR A LOCALLY MANAGED POOLED FUND IN ETHIOPIA”** Background  CST Ethiopia represents the overseas development and humanitarian agencies of the Catholic Church from England and Wales (CAFOD), Scotland (SCIAF), and Ireland (Trócaire) in Ethiopia. The three agencies have over 40 years of experience in international development and humanitarian response and are each member of worldwide networks, including Caritas Internationalis. Currently, the three agencies jointly operate a single, integrated country programme in Ethiopia through the legal entity CST Ethiopia. CST Ethiopia is a partnership organization and works with local partners to deliver services for people in need especially on Humanitarian response, women Empowerment focusing on protection, livelihood enhancement and strengthening resilience of vulnerable and marginalized communities. CST Ethiopia is currently implementing the Local SPACE Project: Enhancing the Space, Participation, Accountability, Capacity and Engagement of Local and National Actors in Humanitarian Aid Delivery, in partnership with CCRDA. The project seeks to strengthen the leadership and institutional capacity of local and national actors (L/NAs) in the humanitarian system and to generate evidence-based advocacy that supports systemic change in line with global localization commitments. As part of this initiative, CST Ethiopia intends to commission a consultancy to produce a high-quality, evidence-based policy brief and advocacy materials that articulate the case for establishing a locally managed pooled fund in Ethiopia, drawing on national, regional, and global lessons Scope of the Work The objective of this consultancy is to produce a concise, policy‑oriented brief and supporting advocacy materials that inform and influence policy and financing decisions related to locally managed pooled funding in Ethiopia. The assignment will include, but not be limited to, the following key components: Research and Analysis: Ø  Conduct a comprehensive desk review of humanitarian and development financing in Ethiopia, localization commitments, and existing pooled funding mechanisms. Ø  Analyse the Ethiopian policy, institutional, and donor landscape relevant to pooled funding and localization. Stakeholder Mapping and Consultation Ø  Map key stakeholders including government institutions, donors, UN agencies, international and national NGOs, coordination platforms, and pooled fund governance actors. Ø  Conduct key informant consultations, including with national and local NGOs, women‑led and marginalized‑group‑led organizations. Comparative and Good Practice Analysis Ø  Analyse comparable pooled fund models from other contexts. Ø  Identify lessons learned, risks, safeguards, and success factors applicable to the Ethiopian context. Development of Policy Brief and Advocacy Materials Ø  Draft a policy brief (approximately 6–8 pages) including key messages, problem analysis, rationale, design and governance options, risks and safeguards, and clear policy recommendations. Ø  Develop advocacy messages, notes, and a summary slide deck to support policy engagement. Ø  Ensure content is written in clear, non‑technical language suitable for senior decision‑makers. Validation and Finalization Ø  Present draft outputs to stakeholders for validation. Ø  Incorporate feedback and finalize all deliverables for publication and advocacy use. The duration of the assignment is 30 days following contract signing. Qualifications and Experience Requirements Ø  An advanced degree in Development Studies, Public Policy, Humanitarian Studies or related fields Ø  At least 7–10 years of experience in humanitarian or development sector including financing and policy analysis Ø  Demonstrated expertise and knowledge in locally led development, pooled funding mechanisms Ø  Proven experience producing policy briefs or advocacy publications, Ø  Strong analytical and writing skills, and familiarity with the Ethiopian context.  Language Proficiency Ø  Fluency in English (written and spoken) is required. Ø  Knowledge of local languages or experience working with Ethiopian stakeholders is an advantage. Application and Submission of documents Interested bidders should submit a complete set of bidding documents (finance and technical proposals in separate sealed and stamped envelopes prepared in English language). Bidders should submit a renewed license for the current year, VAT certificate (if applicable) and Taxpayer Identification number (TIN). Bidders who are not VAT-registered but hold a valid business license are also eligible to participate. The documents can be submitted in person at CST Ethiopia’s Addis Ababa office located in Kirkos Sub city, Woreda 3, Kebele 4, Meskel flower, in front of St. Yared church, The deadline for submission is Tuesday 14 April 2026

Bid Invitation for Consultancy Final Evaluation and Documentation of Lessons Learned and Last-Mile Challenges BID # OE/OD/ CS/038/26 Orbis is an international nonprofit humanitarian organization that works in developing countries to save sight worldwide. Orbis prevents and treats blindness through hands on training, public health education, improved access to quality eye care, and partnerships with local health care organizations to eliminate avoidable blindness. Orbis International Ethiopia is legally registered country office, carrying out the same mission in Ethiopia with focuses on trachoma elimination, training, governance, and health system strengthening in urban and rural settings. Orbis International Ethiopia is inviting interested and qualified consulting firms to submit bids for the Final Evaluation and Documentation of Lessons Learned and Last-Mile Challenges on ARISE Program implemented in Southwest Ethiopia, Sidama, and Central Ethiopia Regional States (2023–2025). Bid documents can be obtained from Orbis International Ethiopia, Head Office up on submission of a copy of valid trade license and bank deposit slip of nonrefundable fee of ETB 300 (Three Hundred ETB) into Orbis Ethiopia’s United Bank Account # -1131810577203010. Bid documents can be collected during working days from Wednesday 8th of April 2026 to 24th of April 2026 between 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Bidders should submit their offers along with all the required legal documents accompanied by a bid security. The bid proposal shall be submitted to Orbis International Ethiopia and inserted into the bid box prepared for this purpose in a sealed envelope on 24th of April 2026 between 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Orbis International Ethiopia Head Office is located at Yeka Sub City, Woreda 7, Haile Gebreselassie Avenue, Rebecca building, 3rd floor. Orbis reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Orbis International Ethiopia. Rebecca Building 3rd Floor Tel. +251 116- 62 09 96, +251 116-62 09 95 O. Box 23508 code1000 Addis Ababa

 ሕዳሴቴሌኮምአ.ማ የፋይናንስ አማካሪ አገልግሎት ግዥ ግልጽ ጨረታ ማስታወቂያ ጨረታ ቁጥር፡LT/HT/HO/05/2026 ሕዳሴ ቴሌኮም አክሲዮን ማህበር የፋይናንስ አማካሪ አገልግሎት ግዥ በግልጽ ጨረታ አወዳድሮ ለመግዛት ይፈልጋል፡፡ ተጫራቾች የጨረታ ሰነዱን ከሚያዚያ 19ቀን 2018 ዓ.ም ጀምሮ እስከ ግንቦት 11 ቀን 2018 ዓ.ም ድረስ ዘወትር በሥራ ሰዓት ከጠዋቱ 2፡00 – 6፡00 እንዲሁም ከሰዓት በኋላ ከ7፡30 -10፡00 ቅዳሜ ከጠዋቱ 2፡00 – 5፡00 ድረስ “ሕዳሴ ቴሌኮም አ.ማ” ደብረዘይት መንገድ ጠመንጃ ያዥ ንግድ ባንክ አጠገብ ቴለ ጋራጅ ግቢ ውስጥ 2ኛ ፎቅ ቢሮ ቁጥር 211 በመቅረብ የማይመለስ ብር 00 /ሶስትመቶ/ በመክፈል እና የታደሰ ንግድ ፈቃድ፣ የታክስ ክሊራንስ ሰርተፍኬት፣ እና የቫት ምዝገባ ሰርተፍኬት ፎቶኮፒውን በመያዝ የጨረታ ሰነዱን መግዛትይችላሉ፡፡ ተጫራቾች የሚያቀርቡት፡- አንድዋና /Original/ የጨረታሰነድ ለብቻው በሰም በታሸገ ፖስታ ታሽጐ፣ አንድቅጂ /Copy/ የጨረታ ሰነድ ለየብቻው በሰም በታሸገ ፖስታ ታሽጐ እንዲሁም፣ ሁሉም በአንድ ላይ በትልቅ ፖስታ ውስጥ ተካቶ በሰም የታሸገ መሆን አለበት፣ በዋናውና በቅጂው መካከል ልዩነት ቢፈጠር ዋናው ተቀባይነት ይኖረዋል፡፡ ተጫራቾች የሚያቀርቡት የጨረታ ሰነድ ላይ ስርዝ ድልዝ መኖር የለበትም፡፡ የተሰረዘ ሰነድ በፊርማ መረጋገጥ ይኖርበታል፡፡   ተጫራቾች የሚያቀርቡበትን የጨረታ ማስከበሪያ ዋስትና ብር 10,000.00 /አስርሺ ብር/ የባንክ ክፍያ ማዘዣ /C.P.O/ ለሕዳሴ ቴሌኮም አ.ማ በሚል ማቅረብ ይኖርባቸዋል፡፡ የጨረታ ሰነድ ማስገቢያ የመጨረሻ ቀን ግንቦት 11ቀን 2018 ዓ.ም ከጠዋቱ4፡00 ሰዓት ድረስ ቢሮ ቁጥር 211 ሲሆን ጨረታው የሚከፈተው በዚሁ ቀን ግንቦት 11ቀን 2018ዓ.ም ከጠዋቱ 4፡30 ተጫራቾች ወይም ህጋዊ ወኪሎቻቸው በተገኙበት ቢሮ ቁጥር 211 ይሆናል::   ከላይ የተገለጸውን መመሪያ ያልተከተሉ ተጫራቾች ወዲያውኑ ከጨረታ ውድድሩ ውጪ እንደሚሆኑ እንገልጻለን፡፡   ተጫራቾች ተጨማሪ መረጃ ከፈለጉ በስልክ ቁጥር 0968-135675 ወይም 0968-271291መጠቀምይችላሉ፡፡   ሕዳሴ ቴሌኮም አ.ማ ጨረታውን በሙሉም ሆነ በከፊል የመሠረዝ መብቱ የተጠበቀነው፡፡     ሕዳሴቴሌኮምአክሲዮንማህበር

Tender Announcement Tender Notice Yonab Construction invites eligible and qualified bidders for the supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of HVAC and Garbage Chute systems for its project, Yonab Mall, located in Piassa, Addis Ababa. Scope of Work: The works include the complete supply and installation of HVAC and Garbage Chute systems as per the detailed Bill of Quantities (BOQ) and technical specifications. Interested bidders shall fulfill the following requirements: Valid and renewed trade license VAT registration certificate and TIN certificate Relevant experience in HVAC and Garbage Chute System Supply and Installation Company profile with similar completed projects Bid Document Collection: Interested and eligible bidders are invited to purchase the complete bid document (including BOQ and specifications) from the Yonab Construction Head Office during working hours upon payment of a non-refundable fee of ETB 500. Address: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Around Gotera Express Way to Saris Road, Yonab Building Head Office BuildingCollection Period: 05/08/2018 to 29/08/2018Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM and Saturday 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM Site Visit: Interested bidders are encouraged to conduct a site visit to understand the project’s physical condition. Site visits will be conducted every Wednesdays during the collection period at 4:00 LT (10:00 AM). Bidders shall meet at the Yonab Mall project site located at Piassa, beside the Greek Church.. Bid Submission Bidders are required to submit both a Technical Proposal and a Financial Proposal separately sealed as part of their bid. The Technical Proposal may be submitted either: In hard copy, enclosed in a properly sealed envelope clearly marked “Technical Proposal”, or In soft copy via email to: yonabbids@gmail.com The Financial Proposal must be submitted only in hard copy, in a wax-sealed envelope, clearly marked “Financial Proposal”. Submission Deadline: 29/08/2018 at 9:00 LT (3:00PM) If bidders submit the technical documents in hard copy, the Technical Proposal and the Financial Proposal shall be submitted in separate sealed envelopes. Any document presented after the deadline will not be accepted.  Bid Opening: Bid opening will take place in the presence of bidders or their representatives Date and Time: 29/08/2018 at 9:30 LT (3:30 PM) Venue: Yonab Construction Office For any Clarifications Contact: Tel No. +251-11 5620142 Yonab Construction reserves the right to partially or fully cancel any or all bids without any prior notice.

PROCUREMENT REFERENCE NUMBER: WVIE/SCM/00099/26 Invitation to Bid for Provision of Consultancy service for Provision of Serialization of the Adolescent Storybook for Radio Afar and Somali Languages World Vision International Ethiopia (WVE) is an International Humanitarian Christian Organization whose objective is to provide holistic and integrated development and emergency response programs in the country. World Vision’s work in Ethiopia contributes to the well-being of vulnerable children in partnership with the church, civil society and the government. Initiatives include education, food security, health, HIV and AIDS, water, sanitation, and hygiene, as well as sponsorship management. All programs are implemented with the goal of addressing the strategic and basic needs of children while supporting and building the capacity of families and communities.   World Vision International Ethiopia currently wants to invite eligible bidders to participate in the bid floated for Provision of Serialization of the Adolescent Storybook for Radio Afar and Somali Languages. Interested bidders should registered using the below link or QR code to obtain the full tender documents between May 17, 2026 to May 26, 2026. NB: Please note that there will be Prebid meeting on date March 25, 2026 on 10:00AM in the morning. Registration and document receiving link: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/jBRfrWfFqd Qualifications of the Bidders Bidders shall submit all the legal documents (renewed Trade License, Registration, TIN, VAT certificates), via Coupa sourcing notification received electronically after registration using the above link. All other technical criteria are detailed in the bid instruction / ITTB Bidders should furnish 1% of total price bid security in the form of CPO or unconditional bank guarantee & be attached the scanned copy with your technical document. Bidders shall clearly state their unit price and total price in ETB including VAT. Interested bidders should submit their bidding document in separate attachment, clearly labeled as “TECHNINCAL” and “FINANCIAL” for Technical and Financial proposals respectively. The document must be uploaded through the access provided upon registration on our system electronically. Bid submission will be on or before 5:00PM May 27, 2026.  Late bids will not be accepted. Should you need any clarification queries, please forward to Dawit_Tiruneh@wvi.org Physical Address: WVE Head office (Addis Ababa) WVE- Supply chain department, Block # 1@ office #002 Tel: +251 0986356513/ +251-116-29 4128, P.O. Box -3330   Bids shall be opened by World Vision International Ethiopia Procurement Committee and qualified bidders will be considered based on their responsiveness to the requirements of technical specification and financial evaluation result. World Vision International Ethiopia reserves the right to accept or reject all or parts of the bids at any time without assigning any reason or reasons whatsoever.