Invitations to bid
Invitations to bid
All purchases of goods by UNHCR budgeted at US $20,000 or more at Headquarters are subject to formal competitive bidding. Suppliers are invited to bid by making offers by the date and hour indicated.
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Invitations to bid (ITBs)
Notices are listed in date order, with the most recently added listed first. Please note, if there are no notices listed on this page, we are not currently requesting invitations to bid.
View all invitations to bid (ITBs), regardless of which submission process they use, or see the lists below with ITBs separated by submission process.
Supplier portal tenders
Submissions for these ITBs are via the new supplier portal.
Please see how to search for a negotiation (RFP/RFQ) as a supplier (pdf, 394 KB).
The 2026 UNHCR Refugee Education provides a global picture of refugee education, highlighting persistent gaps in access and progression. In 2025, 5.8 million refugee children were out of school, with gross enrolment rates of 65 per cent at primary level, 32 per cent at secondary, and 11 per cent at tertiary level. At the same time, the cuts to humanitarian and development aid risk further constraining access to education, underscoring the need for greater investment, stronger partnerships and support to national education systems.
Email tenders
Submissions for these ITBs are via email:
The 2026 UNHCR Refugee Education provides a global picture of refugee education, highlighting persistent gaps in access and progression. In 2025, 5.8 million refugee children were out of school, with gross enrolment rates of 65 per cent at primary level, 32 per cent at secondary, and 11 per cent at tertiary level. At the same time, the cuts to humanitarian and development aid risk further constraining access to education, underscoring the need for greater investment, stronger partnerships and support to national education systems.
eTenderBox tenders
Submissions for these ITBs are via eTenderBox:
The 2026 UNHCR Refugee Education provides a global picture of refugee education, highlighting persistent gaps in access and progression. In 2025, 5.8 million refugee children were out of school, with gross enrolment rates of 65 per cent at primary level, 32 per cent at secondary, and 11 per cent at tertiary level. At the same time, the cuts to humanitarian and development aid risk further constraining access to education, underscoring the need for greater investment, stronger partnerships and support to national education systems.