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Supply and Installation of the National Digital Identification System
Supply and Installation of the National Digital Identification System
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 Last update: Oct 23, 2026
Last update: Oct 23, 2026
Supply and Installation of the National Digital Identification System
Last update: Oct 23, 2026

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Location:
Samoa
Samoa
Contract type:
Goods
Status:
Open
Sectors:
ICT & Telecommunications
Languages:
English
Contracting authority:
Samoa Bureau of Statistics
Funding Agency:
World Bank Group HQ
Contracting authority type:
Government agency
Eligibility:
Organisation
Budget:
N/A
Date posted:
Oct 23, 2026

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  • Purpose: Supply and install Samoa's National Digital Identification System (NDIDS), including enrolment, biometric deduplication, SDIN generation, identity management...
  • Eligible applicants: Firms, state-owned enterprises that meet the Bank's autonomy conditions, or joint ventures of up to four members. The process is open to eligible proposers; prequalification has not been undertaken.
  • Geographic and legal eligibility: Eligible countries restrictions in Section V are stated as none. Proposers must not have conflicts of interest, be under Bank debarment, be suspended by the Purchaser, or fall under applicable UN or country sanctions.
  • Consortium arrangements: Joint ventures are allowed; all members are jointly and severally liable. A lead member must be named and authorised, and each member must m...

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The Samoa Bureau of Statistics now invites sealed Proposals from eligible Proposers for the supply and installation of the National Digital Identification System, covering the enrolment of the population, biometric deduplication and identity management, i
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