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Sexual Exploitation and Abuse, Sexual Harassment (SEAH) and Harassment Audit services under IEOAC Oversight [2021-043_DGO-SEA_IEOAC]
Sexual Exploitation and Abuse, Sexual Harassment (SEAH) and Harassment Audit services under IEOAC Oversight [2021-043_DGO-SEA_IEOAC]
Sexual Exploitation and Abuse, Sexual Harassment (SEAH) and Harassment Audit services under IEOAC Oversight [2021-043_DGO-SEA_IEOAC]
RFP Published by WHO on 07 December 2021.
The date appearing above as “Published on” may differ since it corresponds to the publication of additional sets of documents such as Answers to Bidders questions if any.
Dear Prospective Bidder,
Subject: Request for Proposal [2021-043_DGO-SEA_IEOAC] – [Sexual Exploitation and Abuse, Sexual Harassment (SEAH) and Harassment Audit services under IEOAC Oversight]
You are invited to submit a proposal for the above mentioned Request for Proposals for the World Health Organization (WHO), Department of DGO in accordance with the RFP documents: please click on "Express Interest", “View Documents”, and then, on the “RFP Documents” tab:
The dates related to Intention to Bid, Questions and Submission of Proposals are detailed in the attached RFP document unless otherwise indicated above.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Interested vendors must respond to this Request for Proposals (RFP) using the WHO electronic tendering portal, via the UNGM portal. In order to access the full WHO RFP details, request clarifications on the RFP, and submit a vendor response to a tender using the system, vendors need to be registered with Basic Level as a WHO vendor at the UNGM portal and be logged into UNGM.
For guidance on how to register on UNGM and submit responses to WHO tenders in the WHO electronic tendering portal, please refer to:
- the attached UNGM guide: Instructions on how to register with WHO and access WHO tenders
This Request for Proposals is not opened to Individual bidders.
PLEASE NOTE: WHO normally expects Bidders to express their intention to bid short after the publication of the RFP. Clicking on the blue “Express Interest” or on the “Opt-In” button (bottom of the “RFP Document” tab page) is not a formal Intention to Bid. Bidders must refer to the RFP documents to get detailed information on this process.
The timely and successful registration with UNGM as well as the validity and number of contact details entered in the UNGM registration are the sole responsibility of the vendor. WHO cannot be held responsible for missed or delayed communication resulting from a bidder’s inaccurate or wrong registration and will not modify the RFP process or timelines to accommodate such inconvenience.
-> WHO does not send the RFP documents by email. If you experience difficulties in accessing the RFP documents after having registered and Expressed interest, please send an email to: [email protected] - Please indicate your UNGM No.
J - Services
84000000 - Financial and Insurance Services
84110000 - Accounting and bookkeeping services
84111600 - Audit services
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