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 Terms of Reference (ToR) Baseline Data Collection for RMNCAH Improvement Project, Taplejung 1. Background Action for Nepal (AF Nepal) , registered as a Non-Profit Distributing Company in Nepal, is dedicated to advancing the development of remote communities by enhancing health, education, and empowering locals to achieve sustainability. As a community-centric organization, AF Nepal remains steadfast in its commitment to fostering healthy and educated communities throughout Nepal. AFN, with funding support from the Australian Himalayan Foundation (AHF), is implementing the four-year “RMNCAH Improvement Project Taplejung” in Maiwakhola and Aathrai Tribeni Rural Municipalities of Taplejung District. The project aims to improve equitable reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health (RMNCAH) outcomes through an integrated approach focused on: Strengthening local health governance and planning systems Improving quality and readiness of RMNCAH services Enhancing capacities of health workers and HFOMCs Strengthening HMIS/LMIS and evidence-based decision-making Promoting community engagement and behavior change Advancing Gender Equality, Disability, and Social Inclusion (GEDSI) Ensuring safeguarding and prevention of sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment (PSEAH) compliance To establish benchmark values for the project indicators and inform evidence-based implementation, AFN intends to conduct a comprehensive baseline study in the project areas. 2. Purpose of the Assignment The primary purpose of this assignment is to conduct a baseline assessment for the RMNCAH Improvement Project and generate reliable quantitative and qualitative baseline data against the project’s Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) framework and logical framework indicators. The baseline study will: Establish benchmark values for project indicators Assess the current status of RMNCAH services, governance, and community practices Identify gaps and barriers in service access and utilization Provide evidence for planning, monitoring, adaptive management, and evaluation Inform target setting and future comparison for end line evaluation 3. Objectives of the Baseline Study The consultant/consulting firm will: General Objective: Conduct a comprehensive baseline study for the RMNCAH Improvement Project in Maiwakhola and Aathrai Tribeni Rural Municipalities. Specific Objectives: Assess the current status of RMNCAH service availability, readiness, accessibility, and utilization in the project sites. Assess governance, planning, coordination, and accountability mechanisms related to health service delivery. Assess the capacity of health workers, HFOMCs, FCHVs, and local stakeholders. Examine community awareness, behaviors, social norms, and practices related to RMNCAH and ASRH. Assess the status of HMIS/LMIS reporting and use of data for decision-making. Generate baseline values for all relevant indicators in the project logical framework. Identify gaps related to GEDSI, disability inclusion, safeguarding, and PSEAH practices within health facilities and communities. 4. Scope of Work The consultant/firm will be responsible for the overall design, implementation, analysis, and reporting of the baseline study. The assignment will cover project sites in: Maiwakhola Rural Municipality: Ward- 2 (Dhungesanghu), Ward -3 (Sanghu), Ward -5 (Phakumba) Aathrai Tribeni Rural Municipality: Ward -1 (Nighuradin), Ward -2 (Phulbari), Ward-3 (Hangpang), Ward - 4 (Change) 5. Key Tasks and Responsibilities The consultant/firm shall: Review project documents including: Project proposal Logical framework MEL framework Indicator reference sheets Relevant government policies and guidelines Develop: Detailed inception report Study methodology and sampling approach Data collection tools and protocols Data quality assurance mechanisms Conduct: Quantitative household and facility-level surveys Health facility assessments Key informant interviews (KIIs) Focus group discussions (FGDs) Stakeholder consultations Ensure: Ethical data collection practices Informed consent procedures Confidentiality and data protection Gender-sensitive and disability-inclusive approaches Train enumerators and supervisors. Collect, clean, analyze, and interpret data. Present preliminary findings to AFN and incorporate feedback. Prepare and submit final baseline report with indicator-wise findings and recommendations. 6. Methodology The consultant/firm is expected to propose an appropriate mixed-method methodology including both quantitative and qualitative approaches. The methodology should include: Sampling design and sample size justification Household surveys Health facility assessments KIIs with municipal officials, HFOMCs, health workers, FCHVs, teachers, adolescents, and community leaders FGDs with mothers’ groups, adolescents, disability, and marginalized groups Secondary data review (HMIS, LMIS, municipal records, etc.) Data disaggregation by sex, age, disability, caste/ethnicity, and location where feasible The methodology must integrate GEDSI, safeguarding, and PSEAH principles throughout the study process. 7. Expected Deliverables The consultant/firm will submit the following deliverables: Deliverable Timeline Inception report including methodology, sampling, and work plan Within 1 week of contract signing Draft data collection tools Within 5 days of contract signing Enumerator training and pilot testing completion Before field deployment Cleaned dataset and analysis files After completion of fieldwork Draft baseline report and presentation Within 2 weeks after fieldwork Final baseline report incorporating feedback Within 1 week after feedback 8. Duration of Assignment The total duration of the assignment is expected to be approximately 30–40 working days from the date of contract signing. 9. Reporting and Coordination The consultant/firm will work closely with AFN project and M&E teams throughout the assignment and report directly to Program Director. AFN will provide relevant project documents, coordination support with local stakeholders and municipalities, and necessary introduction letters and permissions required for the successful implementation of the baseline study. 10. Required Qualifications and Experience For Consulting Firm/Organization The consulting firm should have: At least 5 years of experience in conducting baseline studies, evaluations, or health-related research Proven experience in RMNCAH, public health, or community development studies Strong expertise in quantitative and qualitative research methodologies Experience working in rural and remote areas of Nepal Demonstrated understanding of GEDSI, safeguarding, and disability inclusion Qualified multidisciplinary team with expertise in public health, statistics, and social research For Individual Consultant/Teams The individual consultant should have: At least a Master’s degree in Public Health, Statistics, Social Sciences, or related field Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in baseline/evaluation studies Experience in RMNCAH and health systems strengthening projects Strong analytical and report-writing skills Familiarity with digital data collection platforms 11. Proposal Submission Requirements Interested consultants/firms should submit: Technical proposal including: Understanding of the assignment Proposed methodology Work plan and timeline Team composition Financial proposal with detailed budget breakdown Organizational profile/CV Examples of similar previous work PAN/VAT registration and tax clearance documents (for firms) 12. Evaluation Criteria Proposals will be evaluated based on: Understanding of assignment and methodology Relevant experience and technical expertise Qualification of proposed team members Quality of previous work Financial competitiveness 13. Ethical Considerations The consultant/firm must: Maintain confidentiality of all collected information Ensure informed consent from all participants Protect children and vulnerable populations during data collection Adhere to safeguarding and PSEAH principles Ensure no harm to participants during the study process 14. Ownership of Data and Reports All data, reports, and materials produced under this assignment shall remain the property of Action for Nepal. The consultant/firm shall not share or publish any findings without prior written approval from AFN. 15. Application Process: Interested individuals, teams, organizations, or consultancy firms who meet the required qualifications and experience are invited to submit their applications as mentioned above in Section 11 (Proposal Submission Requirements) via email to Action for Nepal at actionfnepal@gmail.com . The deadline for submission is May 19, 2026 . For inquiries and submissions, please contact at actionfnepal@gmail.com or at +977 01 4915979/ 9801864454. Note: This TOR may be subject to modification based on the evolving needs of the project and discussions with the selected consultant or expert, to better serve the project goals.

VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT Street Child of Nepal Background Street Child is a UK non-profit organization established in 2008 that aims to support children living in vulnerable settings to ensure they have access to education, including the estimated 260 million school-age children worldwide who do not attend school. (UNESCO 2020). Street Child works to ensure children are safe, in school, and learning - even, and especially, in low resource environments and emergencies. Street Child specializes in working with local level organizations for lasting impact. Since 2008, Street Child has supported 750,000+ children and 50,000+ caregivers across 20+ countries in Eastern Europe, South Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa. Street Child is a dynamic and fast-growing British NGO recognized for an agile, ambitious approach and has an annual programmatic portfolio of $28M across a range of conflict and crisis context. We invite applications from interested candidates for position of: Province Lead - Madhesh (based in Janakpur) Street Child of Nepal is seeking a dedicated and experienced Province Lead to manage the effective implementation of the Build the Basics programme at the provincial level. The role involves close coordination with implementing partners (IPs), as well as collaboration with government stakeholders across provincial, district, and Palika levels. The Province Lead will also provide technical guidance and support to Palikas, implementing partners (IPs), and other relevant stakeholders as needed. The ideal candidate will bring strong experience in multi-stakeholder coordination at the provincial level, with proven ability to manage multiple priorities while ensuring compliance with donor and organizational requirements. For detailed Job Description and application process, log on to: https://www.street-child.org.np/vacancies/ The deadline for application is 22nd May 2026. Interested and qualified candidates are requested to submit their CV and a cover letter outlining their relevant experience to hr.nepal@street-child.org with the subject line “Application for the position of Province Lead” . STREET CHILD OF NEPAL DOES NOT IMPOSE ANY FEES FOR RECRUITMENT AND DOES NOT ENGAGE ANY EMPLOYMENT MEDIATORS. DURING THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS FOR THIS POSITION, ANY ATTEMPT AT CANVASSING AT ANY STAGE WILL LEAD TO AUTOMATIC DISQUALIFICATION.

Vacancy Announcement Health Nutrition Education and Agriculture Research Development Nepal (HEARD Nepal) HEARD Nepal is a humanitarian national non-governmental organization (NGO) registered under the Registration of Institutions Act, 2034 BS and affiliated with the Social Welfare Council (Affiliation No: 52601). PAN No: 615996712. Since its establishment, HEARD Nepal has been actively working in the sectors of Health, Nutrition, Education, Agriculture, WASH, Livelihood, Disaster Response, Child Protection, and Community Development, with a special focus on marginalized, vulnerable, Dalit, women, and underserved communities across Nepal. The organization has been implementing humanitarian and development projects in coordination with local governments, national and international partners, and community stakeholders to improve quality of life and promote inclusive and sustainable development. Position: Admin/Finance & Logistics Associate Duty Station: Biratnagar, Morang – Provincial Office, Koshi Province with approximately 40% travel to field areas in Saptari, Madhesh Province. Duration: 1 year with possible extension based on fund availability and satisfactory performance. Published Date: 13 May 2026 Application Deadline: 19 May 2026 Roles and Responsibilities Support day-to-day administrative and office management functions. Maintain financial records, vouchers, petty cash, and supporting documents properly. Assist in budget tracking, financial reporting, and documentation. Support procurement, logistics, and supply management activities according to organizational policies. Coordinate vehicle management, travel arrangements, and field logistics support. Maintain inventory records and ensure proper asset management. Support preparation of contracts, quotations, and procurement documentation. Assist project teams during trainings, workshops, meetings, and field activities. Ensure proper filing and documentation of administrative, finance, and logistics records. Coordinate with vendors, service providers, and local stakeholders as required. Support compliance with organizational policies, donor requirements, and government regulations. Perform other duties assigned by supervisors for smooth organizational operations. Qualifications & Experience Bachelor’s degree completed in BBA, BBS, BBM, or related field. Minimum 1 year of relevant work experience in administration, finance, or logistics. Master’s degree will be preferred. Good knowledge of MS Office applications, especially Excel and Word. Strong communication, coordination, and reporting skills. Ability and willingness to travel frequently to field areas. Experience working with NGOs/INGOs will be an added advantage. Candidates holding a valid two-wheeler driving license will be given additional preference. Local candidates are highly encouraged to apply. Application Instructions Interested candidates are requested to submit the following documents: Updated Resume/CV Academic Certificates Cover Letter outlining experience and commitment Application Email: vacancy@heardnepal.org Subject Line: Application for Admin/Finance & Logistics Associate Deadline: Applications must be submitted no later than 19 May 2026 . Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for the further selection process. HEARD Nepal highly encourages applications from qualified women, Dalit, marginalized, disadvantaged communities, and persons with disabilities (PWDs).

 Terms of Reference (ToR) Junior Technical Assistant (JTA) Position: Junior Technical Assistant (Agriculture)- 1 Psn Project: GN IMPACT Program 2026 – Resilient Livelihood through Climate-Smart Agriculture and Functional Market Systems for Smallholder Farmers (CSA Nepal) Project Location: Lalitpur Application Deadline: 19th May, 2026 Starting Date: 1st June, 2026 (Tentative) Duration of Contract: Fixed term until December 2026 (with the possibility of extension) Gross Salary: NPR 464,110 per annum 1. Job Purpose The Junior Technical Assistant (JTA) – Agriculture will provide hands-on technical support to vegetable farmers, cooperatives, and income generation groups at the field level. The position focuses on the planning and implementation of eco-friendly agricultural practices, farmer training, regular field follow-ups, monitoring and evaluation (M&E), and documentation of project interventions. The JTA will also support the strengthening of market systems by promoting climate-smart and safe food products, facilitating market linkages, and enhancing consumer demand for locally produced agricultural products. Working closely with farmers, Local Resource Persons (LRPs), cooperatives, and project staff, the JTA will contribute to improving sustainable agricultural production and strengthening market linkages to enhance livelihoods. 2. Key Roles and Responsibilities A. Needs Assessment and Planning Identify production clusters and facilitate the formation of farmer groups within the community. Prepare detailed monthly field activity plans. Support baseline assessments to identify training and technical support needs. Coordinate with farmer groups and local stakeholders for planning agricultural activities. Assist in organizing field demonstrations and seasonal crop planning activities. Prepare training schedules and mobilize participants in coordination with local leaders. B. Training and Capacity Building Deliver practical, field-based training to farmers on the following topics: Nursery establishment and seedling management Seed selection and seed treatment Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Pest and disease identification and management Irrigation management (drip, sprinkler, and basic irrigation practices) Top dressing, staking, pruning, and mulching techniques Post-harvest handling and grading Basic market linkage and collective marketing practices Additional responsibilities: Provide coaching and mentoring support to LRPs and lead farmers. Develop simple training materials in Nepali for farmers when necessary. C. Field-Level Implementation Facilitate the establishment of demonstration farms. Support the distribution and proper utilization of agricultural inputs and tools. Promote eco-friendly and climate-resilient agricultural practices. Encourage crop diversification and seasonal vegetable production planning. Assist farmers in adopting improved agricultural technologies suitable for local conditions. Support the establishment and operation of tool libraries as part of agricultural service markets. Promote local procurement and linkages with school feeding programs. D. Technical Guidance at Field Level Conduct regular farm visits to provide on-site technical advice. Diagnose pest and disease problems and recommend appropriate solutions. Support soil fertility management including soil pH testing and nutrient management. Provide technical guidance to improve crop productivity and quality. Assist farmers in addressing climate-related agricultural challenges. Facilitate the development and implementation of Participatory Guarantee Systems (PGS) and other quality assurance mechanisms. E. Market Systems Strengthening Strengthen the capacity of cooperatives/groups in vegetables business service delivery, marketing services. Facilitate linkages between farmers, cooperatives/groups, insurance providers, and business service providers. Establishment or upgrading of cooperative/group-led collection centers and storage facilities based on market viability. Promote direct marketing channels such as Hatbazars, cooperative outlets, and buyer–seller meetings . Support local retailers and youth-led outlets in marketing safe and climate-smart food products. Facilitate linkages between cooperatives/groups, traders, processors, and institutional buyers. Coordinate with technical teams to ensure market-oriented production planning among farmer clusters. Encourage integration of kitchen gardens and school meal programs with local markets. Promote safe food production practices through market incentives and branding initiatives. F. Follow-Up and Supervision Conduct regular follow-up visits to ensure the proper adoption of recommended agricultural practices. Monitor progress of supported farmers and income generation groups. Track adoption rates of eco-friendly farming techniques. Provide corrective recommendations based on field observations. G. Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Collect field-level data including: Crop and vegetable production data Soil test results (pH and fertility indicators) Pest and disease incidence records Yield comparison data Farmer income tracking Maintain updated beneficiary profiles and farmers records. Compile and enter data in prescribed digital or manual formats. Support baseline, midline, and endline surveys. Assist in documenting success stories and case studies. Submit weekly and monthly progress reports to the supervisor. H. Documentation and Reporting Maintain accurate records of field visits and farmer interactions. Prepare monthly activity reports highlighting progress, achievements, and challenges. Document lessons learned and best practices from project implementation. Provide recommendations for improving project effectiveness. 3. Qualifications and Required Skills Minimum TSLC (Technical SLC) or an 18-month Diploma in Agriculture having three years of relevant experience /Intermediate in Agriculture level with at least two years of experience. Practical experience in farmer group mobilization, cooperatives, and cooperative business development, market strengthening . Strong community mobilization and communication skills . Ability to communicate effectively in English, Nepali, and local languages . Ability to work under tight deadlines and field-based conditions . Good computer skills, particularly in MS Word and MS Excel. Preferably possess a valid two-wheeler driving license . 4. Behavioral Expectations (Aligned with the organization’s values and mission) Demonstrates humility, respect, and integrity in all professional engagements. Shows a strong commitment to the rights and protection of children, women, and youth . Promotes inclusive, evidence-based, and context-sensitive program implementation . Note: The Junior Technical Assistant may also perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the supervisor or required by the organization. Application Instruction: The interested applicants may apply via jobsnepal.com or send an application (Cover)  letter along with updated CVs to our official email id: lcdc2067@gmail.com or submit to Lele Community Development Center, Nepal Office, Tahakhel, Godawari-10, Lalitpur before 5:00 p.m., 19th May, 2026 .

 REQUEST FOR QUOTATION: INTERACTIVE BOARDS Date RFQ issued: 13th May 2026 Deadline: 20th May 2026 World Vision International Nepal (WVI Nepal) , located at Kusunti, Lalitpur‑13, intends to procure Interactive smart board immediately, in accordance with given specification. Accordingly, we invite quotations from interested and authorized suppliers. The detailed item specifications, along with the terms and conditions for the bidding process, are outlined below: (Refer annex 1 for detailed specifications) SN Item Quantity 1 Interactive Smart Board 65-inch 1 2 Interactive Smart Board 86-inc h 1 3 OPS for Interactive board 2 4 Interactive board Stand 2 5 Screen Mirror Device 2 BID INSTRUCTION: Clearly specify the lead time required for delivery of each item, calculated from the date of receipt of the Purchase Order (PO) All Quotation must be submitted on or before End of the Day of 20th May 2026 All quotations must be submitted to npl_scmbid@wvi.org Offered product specifications shall be equivalent to or higher than those specified in Annex 1 Proposed rate shall be inclusive of the delivery charge After-Sales Service Commitment from the bidders: WVI Nepal anticipates the bidding firms to agree and provide comprehensive after-sales service support, including the collection and delivery of goods requiring repair to and from the World Vision International Nepal Offices. This service is part of our commitment to ensuring the continued functionality of and satisfaction with the supplied goods. TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Quotations received after the specified date and time of the invitation will not be considered. Submission of company registration certificate, VAT/PAN certificate, and copy of latest tax payment certificate is required. Quoted rate should be inclusive of all VAT, taxes and other necessary costs if required. Applicable Taxes will be deducted at source as per Government of Nepal Rules & Regulations. Delivery needs to be made to KC Tower, Damodar Galli, Kusunti, Lalitpur -13 at WVI Nepal National Office and East Field Office, Bardibas. WVI Nepal reserves the right to accept or reject any bid or to cancel the bidding process and reject all bids, at any time prior to the award of the contract, without assigning any reasons whatsoever and without thereby incurring any liability to the affected Bidder or Bidders. The contract will be awarded in accordance with WVI Nepal’s evaluation criteria, and the successful bidder/(s) will be notified at the earliest date possible. Payment will be made within 30 days after receipt of goods, successful inspection and approval by the WVI ICT team, and submission of an undisputed invoice. If there shall be any objections or specific expectations regarding payment terms, please state them in writing. Payment will be processed via online bank transfer in favor of your company. Please click on the links below Click in the link below to find the Bid Document ANNEX 1 For Additional information regarding this Invitation Supply Chain Management Department, World Vision International Nepal, KC Tower, Damodar Galli, Kusunti Lalitpur -13 Tel.:  5970877 Email: npl_supplychain@wvi.org

 TENDER NOTICE of Vehicle Procurement (4WD Pickup Truck) Ipas works globally with the vision that every woman and girl has the right and ability to determine her own sexuality and reproductive health. Our programs utilize a multifaceted approach that addresses reproductive health services, access to services, and the fulfillment of reproductive rights. As part of the broader reproductive justice movement, Ipas is dedicated to ensuring that abortion and contraceptive care are recognized as essential health services, accessible to all. Ipas Nepal’s program interventions prioritize intersectional partnerships that integrate broader gender equality and social justice initiatives, including the prevention and response to gender-based violence and women-led climate justice efforts. 4WD Pickup Truck: 1 Unit Detailed instructions and Tender Response documents can be downloaded from link below: To submit the Bid documents in e-procurement portal, please follow below link: https://ipas.bonfirehub.com/opportunities/236186 To submit the hard copy sealed bid, please follow the below link: https://nepal.ipas.org/rfq-vehicle-4wd-pickup-truck/ Sealed bid document accompanied with Company Registration, Pan/VAT Registration, Latest tax clearance, Authorized Distributor Certificate & Vehicle Brochure/Catalogue to be submitted with bidding documents by 24 May 2026. Ipas Nepal reserves the right to award none, partial or the entire bids to one or more bidders.

 CALL FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) Terre des hommes (Tdh) invites Expressions of Interest (EOIs) from qualified consultants/firms to conduct a comprehensive situation analysis aimed at generating updated, evidence-based insights into the vulnerabilities affecting children, youth, and communities. The analysis will focus on key thematic areas including child protection, children and youth on the move (migration), access to justice, health, WASH, and climate-related risks affecting children. The study will support Tdh in repositioning its strategies and programs in alignment with its strategic priorities and national and local development plans. Interested consultants/ firm shall apply for either or both categories depending on their expertise and demonstrated experience. Kindly submit EOI to npl.contact@tdh.org by 28th May 2026 with Subject line: “ EOI for Situation Analysis 2026 ”. Detail Terms of Reference (ToR) can be accessed at the following links: ToR Situation Analysis Note: The application received after the deadline will not be considered. Submissions of false information or documents will lead to disqualification. Any attempt to influence the selection process will result in disqualification. No telephone inquiries will be entertained.

Request for Quotation (RFQ) – Designing and Printing Items (Re-published) The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)/Danish Red Cross (DRC) , Country Delegation, Nepal – within the framework of its operation in Nepal, would like to invite Request for Quotation (RFQ) from suitably qualified and experienced bidders (company/firm/suppliers) in supplying Designing and Printing Items . All the detailed requirements for the supply are elaborated in the tender documents. Please find the link below for the Tender documents containing the request for quotation, specifications, ToR, general & special conditions of the contract, etc. F618-RFQ-DRC-26-005 Design & PrintV2 F618-Annex I IFRC General Terms and Conditions F618-Annex II - Pricing Format Design & Print F618-Annex III - IFRC Supplier Registration Form F618-Annex IV - Declaration of Undertaking F618-Annex V - Terms of Reference ToR Design & Print Please submit your duly completed technical and financial offers , properly signed and stamped via email to Ms Aliza Baidya at aliza.baidya@ifrc.org no later than 20 May 2026 . Please note that one bidder can submit only one offer/quotation. Offer received after the deadline or incomplete samples/documents in any respect will not be considered. The IFRC reserves the right to accept or reject any or all the offers without assigning any reason whatsoever and is not bound to accept the lowest bid. Head of Country Delegation International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Country Delegation, Nepal Date: 13 May 2026

बागमती सेवा समाज नेपाल हरिवन–११, सर्लाही तालिम सहजीकरणका लागि कोटेशन आह्वान (प्रथम पटक प्रकाशित मिति: ३० बैशाख २०८३) बागमती सेवा समाज नेपाल एक गैर नाफामूलक गैरसरकारी संस्था हो र यस संस्था र World Vision International Nepal (WVIN) को साझेदारीमा सर्लाही जिल्लाको हरिपुर्वा नगरपालिका र पर्सा गाँउपालिकामा संचालित HATEMALO for Child Welbing and Intergrated Development  परियोजना संचालन गरिरहेको छ । यसै सन्दर्भमा, उक्त परियोजनाको प्रयोजनको  लागि विभिन्न तालिम संचालनका  लागि परामर्श सेवा आवश्यक परेको हुँदा उक्त प्रकारको सेवा प्रदान गर्न इच्छुक ब्यक्ति/संस्था/फर्मले तोकिएको ढाँचामा कबोल दर रेट उल्लेख गरी यस सूचना प्रकाशित मितिले ७ दिनभित्र यस कार्यालयमा आइपुग्ने गरी कोटेशन पेश गर्नुहुन यो सूचना प्रकाशित गरिएको छ । S.No RFQ Number Description of Item 1 WVIN/BWSN/RFQ/FY2026/7 & 8 Consultancy service for Training Facilitation 1. GEDSI Analysis 2. Training on CFLG कोटेशनमा खरिद गर्न चाहेको सेवाको बिस्तृत विवरण सहितको जानकारी दिईएको छ जुन बागमति सेवा समाजको कार्यालयमा गई लिन सकिनेछ तथा तल उल्लेखित लिंकमा गई डाउनलोड गर्न सकिनेछ । कोटेशन सम्बन्धि कागजात मिति २०८३ बैशाख ३० गतेबाट प्राप्त गर्न सकिनेछ । कोटेशन पेश गर्ने परामर्शदाता/फर्मले मिति २०८३ जेष्ठ ५ गते भित्र यस संस्थाको केन्द्रीय कार्यालय, हरिवन, सर्लाहीमा आफ्नो कोटेशन बुझाइसक्नु पर्नेछ । कोटेशन बुझाउँदा सिलबन्दी गरी बागमति सेवा समाजको कार्यालयमा कोटेशनको Hard Copy बुझाउनुपर्नेछ वा इमेल मार्फत पेश गर्न सकिनेछ । इमेल मार्फत पेश गरेको कोटेशन Password Protected  गरेर पठाउनु पर्नेछ । कोटेशन सावर्जनिक विदाको दिन बाहेक आइतबार देखि शुक्रबार सम्म विहान १०ः०० देखि बेलुका ५ः०० बजेसम्म बुझाउन र बुझ्न सकिनेछ । कोटेशन बुझाउने अन्तिम दिन सार्वजानिक विदा परेमा त्यसको भोलि पल्ट कोटेशन पेश गर्ने अन्तिम दिन हुनेछ । तोकिएको मिति तथा समय पश्चात आउने कोटेशनलाई दर्ता गरिने छैन । कोटेशन पेश गर्न ईच्छुक ब्यक्ति, फर्म वा कम्पनी रहेको हुनुपर्ने छ । समय भित्र प्राप्त नभएको, रित नपुुगेको साथै बोल पत्रको शर्त विपरित भएको कोटेशन माथि कुनै कार्वाही हुने छैन। कोटेशन पेश गर्न ईच्छुक ब्यक्ति, फर्म वा कम्पनीले तपशिल बमोजिमको कागजातहरू पेश गर्नुपर्ने छ । कम्पनी दर्ता प्रमाण पत्र, PAN/VAT  दर्ता प्रमाणपत्र र आ.व. २०८१/०८२ को करचुक्ता प्रमाणपत्र आदि पेश गर्नु पर्नेछ । नयाँ दर्ता भएको फर्मको हकमा करचुक्ता प्रमाणपत्र पेश गर्नुपर्ने छैन । व्यक्तिगत कोटेशनको हकमा बायोडाटा, स्थायी लेखा नम्बर, नागरिकता र अनुभवका प्रमाणपत्रहरु संलग्न गर्नु पर्नेछ । साथै आपूर्तिकर्ता दर्ता फारम भर्नु पर्ने र आपूर्तिकर्ता आचारसंहितामा सही छाप गर्नुपर्ने छ । खरिद सम्बन्धि पूर्ण अधिकार बागमती सेवा समाज नेपालमा नीहित रहनेछ । कोटेशनको तयारी वा पेश गर्ने शिलशिलामा परामर्शदाताले गर्ने कुनैपनि प्रकारको खर्च बागमती सेवा समाज नेपालले ब्यहोर्ने छैन् । कोटेशनको लागि तलको लिंकमा जानुहोसः– RFQ & TOR document for GEDSI Analysis RFQ & TOR document for CFLG Training ठेगाना बागमती सेवा समाज नेपाल, हरिवन–११, सर्लाही सम्पर्क नंं. ०४६–५३०५०१/९८६१०३४२८३ इमेल ठेगाना: procurement@bwsn.org.np

Research Intern Kathmandu, Nepal The International Water Management Institute (IWMI) , a CGIAR Research Center, is seeking applications from enthusiastic, results-oriented professionals who are interested in developing a career in scaling agrifood and water innovations, and are passionate about applying private–public–community partnership (PPCP) models to scale water solutions for equitable development. Scope of internship The intern will be part of the CGIAR Scaling for Impact (S4I) Program and will contribute to the CGIAR Country Strategic Framework (CSF) co-design with partners and stakeholders, organize scaling science and practice learning activities, and strategic dialogues on water solutions. The internship will provide practical learning opportunities in research, coordination, stakeholder engagement, documentation, communication, and knowledge products development. The role will particularly support IWMI’s efforts to strengthen collaboration and partnership among CGIAR centers, government agencies, development partners, research institutions, civil society organizations, financial institutions, and private sector actors in Nepal in scaling. The person will work closely with the Country Representative and researchers to support ongoing projects, especially the CGIAR Scaling for Impact Program, and contribute to research processes, stakeholder- and partner-engagement, and research delivery. During this internship, the intern will assist in the following areas: Support to co-design and finalize the CGIAR CSF for Nepal in collaboration with the Government of Nepal, CGIAR Center representatives, and partners; and assist in convening strategic meetings related to the CSF co-design processes. Support to gather data and information on CGIAR’s 2026 activities, outputs, and results in Nepal, and prepare annual report. Support the documentation of scaling opportunities, partnership models, and lessons; assist in coordinating meetings, roundtable consultations, and follow-ups with partners. Assist in gathering, archiving scientific papers and policy documents, maintaining bibliographies/reference databases, reviewing literature, and preliminary synthesis on a need basis. Support the research team in the preparation of project-related knowledge products (technical reports and blogs), and where possible, interns can also lead some knowledge products (such as a blog, impact story) based on their interest and experiences in close coordination with the project leader and researchers. Qualifications, knowledge, and experience: Undergraduates or fresh graduates in agriculture, food system technology, agribusiness, agricultural engineering, natural resources management, social science, development studies, or relevant fields. Knowledge and experience in the field of food systems, agriculture, water resources management, climate change, and stakeholder engagement will be an added advantage. Hands-on experience with MS Office, data collection, and analysis tools. Strong interest in equitable development, with a focus on the water and food security nexus, climate  change, and applied development research and impact. Willingness to learn, take initiative, and manage assigned tasks responsibly. Strong written and verbal communication skills in both English and Nepali. Good self-organization and planning skills. Networking and partnership skills. Ability to work collaboratively in a multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural environment. Willingness and interest to learn and apply basic concepts of gender equality and social inclusion. IWMI will provide a monthly stipend to the selected candidate during the internship period. The duration of the initial internship contract will be for 06 months with the possibility of extension based on performance, requirements of IWMI, and availability of funds. This is a nationally recruited internship and only citizens of Nepal are eligible to apply. To apply, visit www.iwmi.org/jobs . Applications must be submitted by 12:00 (NPT) on May 26, 2026 (Tuesday) . Apply for this Job

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) FWEAN Federation of Woman Entrepreneurs’ Associations of Nepal (FWEAN) is a non-profit, nongovernmental organization working to promote the socio-economic empowerment of Nepali women through entrepreneurship and economic inclusion. FWEAN's mission is to strengthen the entrepreneurial ecosystem by creating enabling environments for potential and existing women entrepreneurs. The organization advocates for women’s economic empowerment through capacity building, business support services, networking, and entrepreneurship development initiatives. With a primary focus on women’s entrepreneurship and job creation, FWEAN serves as the apex body of Women Entrepreneurs’ Association of Nepal (WEAN) and currently has 77 subsidiary WEAN Chapters and district-level networks across all seven provinces of Nepal. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) Federation of Woman Entrepreneurs’ Associations of Nepal (FWEAN), in partnership with Welthungerhilfe (WHH), is implementing the project titled “Strong (Women) Smallholders and CSAs of Nepal’s Western Mountain Regions for a Resilient Local Food System (EMPOWER)” in Budhinanda Municipality and Khatyad Rural Municipality. The overall objective of the project is to empower women smallholders, marginalized communities, and civil society actors to strengthen resilient local food systems. As part of the project implementation, FWEAN seeks to strengthen the capacities of women, youths, community groups, and local stakeholders through a series of targeted capacity-building and training interventions. In this regard, FWEAN invites qualified and experienced individual consultants, trainers, and consulting firms to submit technical and financial proposals for providing training facilitation and technical support in relevant thematic areas under the project. In this context, FWEAN invites proposals ( include all the benefits ) from qualified individual consultants, trainers, and consulting firms to conduct capacity-building trainings under the EMPOWER Project. The assignment includes designing and facilitating training packages, developing training materials, and providing technical facilitation, mentoring, and reporting support for women, youths, community groups, and local stakeholders. Proposal Title: Capacity Building Trainings on Advocacy and Leadership, Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Development Training, Business Planning, Financial Literacy, and Governance for Women and Youths. The selected individual will be mobilized to conduct training in the following thematic areas: Training of Trainers (TOT) on Advocacy and Leadership; Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Development Training; Business Planning, Leadership, Financial Literacy, and Governance Training for Women and Youths. The assignment may also include technical support in training module development, facilitation, mentoring, documentation, and submission of training completion reports. Federation of Woman Entrepreneurs Associations’ of Nepal (FWEAN) Bishalnagar, Kathmandu, Nepal. Email Address: info@fwean.org.np Contact: 014510775 Proposals must be submitted no later than 20th May 2026 to the specified email address. Submissions received after the deadline will not be considered. Detail information of the Term of Reference (TOR) .

Expression of Interest (EOI) For Supply, Training, and Plantation of Vetiver Grass for Flood, Landslide Risk Mitigation in Mankal Rural Municipality, Lalitpur Caritas Nepal, established in 1990, is a nonprofit organization working with marginalized communities through inclusive, participatory approaches to strengthen dignity, resilience, and social justice across sectors such as disaster risk management, livelihoods, and emergency response. Caritas Nepal is implementing disaster risk reduction and climate resilience activities in flood- and landslide-prone areas of Mankal rural Municipality ward #1,2 and 3 through “Nepal Flood and Landslide Recovery Project, Bagmati 2025” funded by Caritas Italiana . As part of nature-based solutions, the project plans to use vetiver grass (Chrysopogon zizanioides) and bamboo cribs and embankments to mitigate soil erosion, landslides and flood risks. To implement this intervention effectively, caritas Nepal invites Expression of Interest (EOI) from qualified vendors/service providers for the following Objectives: Supply of standard vetiver saplings Capacity Building: Field Based Training of field staff and Disaster Management Committee members in Vetiver plantation techniques and Nature Based solution techniques (Bamboo) in identified flood and landslide risk-prone areas. To establish vetiver plantations in selected flood, landslide and soil erosion risk areas Interested bidders are requested to review the detailed Request for Request for Proposal (RFP) document attached herewith and submit their quotations in accordance with the given instructions: RFP - Supply Training and Plantation of Vetiver Grass FOR NF&LRP-BAGMATI

  Call for Expression of Interest for Consultancy Services Expression of Interest (EOI) for Consultancy Services to Conduct a Study to Map the Situation of Existing GBV Networks, Referral Mechanisms, and Implementation of SGBV Related Laws, Policies, and Programs in Kapilvastu District (Bijaynagar and Shivraj Municipalities) WOMEN ACT is national-level, non-profit, women-led organization established in 2007 as a network of women-led NGOs committed to addressing gender inequality and advancing the rights, empowerment, and protection of women and girls in Nepal. Women Act advocates for the elimination of all forms of violence against women and girls, including gender-based violence (GBV), sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), trafficking, and harmful social norms and practices. As part of the Plan International supported ‘Breaking the Silence’ project, Women Act intends to conduct an in-depth study in Kapilvastu district, specifically in Bijaynagar Rural Municipality and Shivraj Municipality. Kapilvastu district and the selected local governments face significant challenges, including child marriage, domestic violence, and deeply rooted harmful social norms. While local structures and GBV funds exist, implementation remains fragmented and under-resourced. This study aims to generate critical evidence to hold duty-bearers accountable, improve GBV response budgeting, and strengthen survivor-centered referral pathways. Against this backdrop, WOMEN ACT is issuing this call for Expression of Interest (EOI) from experienced and qualified experts or firms to undertake the study. The consultant or consulting team will maintain close consultation and coordination with the Women Act Kapilvastu team during all phases of the study. Technical oversight and input for the assignment will be provided by the Project’s Technical Advisor and the Executive President of Women Act. Eligible consultants or firms may submit an EoI fulfilling all the requirements as outlined in the Terms of Reference (ToR). The ToR for the study can be obtained in the following link: TOR_Women.Act_Consultancy.Service_GBV Services and Stakeholders Mapping Duly completed applications/EoIs along with the required legal and supporting documents outlined in the Terms of Reference (TOR) should be submitted to: info@womenact.org.np by May 20, 2026.

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Consultancy service for the “formulation of peer mentoring curriculum and detail guidelines in Education.” VSO is one of the longest-serving INGOs working in Nepal since 1964. With the belief that people are the best agents of sustainable change, VSO works through its Volunteering for Development Approach with volunteers (Local, National, and International) as central actors in its three priority areas of programming: 1. Resilient Livelihoods 2. Inclusive Education and 3. Global Health. Gender and Social Inclusion, Social Accountability, and Resilience are its cross-cutting priorities. VSO would like to invite you to send technical and financial proposals for Consultancy service for the “formulation of peer mentoring curriculum and detail guidelines in Education .” referring to the following details by 19th May 2026 . Detail Terms of Reference (TOR) can be obtained from the following link: ToR_peer mentoring curriculum and detail guidelines in Edu_2026.docx Instructions to complete and submit proposal The following are the key instructions for bidders/Consulting firms who are interested in submitting a proposal: Study the TOR completely and prepare the bid proposal as per the instructions, and requirements provided. A detailed technical proposal with not more than 15 pages in length. Please use Calibri font size 11. Be on your organization’s letterhead. A detailed technical and financial proposal with necessary budget breakdown of human resource, travel, accommodation and miscellaneous must be sent to procurement.nepal@vsoint.org Organizational Profile Company registration certificate VAT/PAN registration certificate Tax clearance certificate of FY 2081/82 with organizational profile, structure of governing bodies, and areas of expertise. National identity card of the owner or proprietor Curriculum-vitae of all those proposed in the Bid Similar work experience documents. Understanding and interpretation of the Terms of reference. Team Composition as per ToR Time and activity schedule Include details of two referees and a brief description of the work carried out for them (work should be relevant/ similar to this ToR) The parties should send their questions and queries related to the TOR, if any to VSO in procurement.nepal@vsoint.org before closing of bid. VSO contact details: (for queries and submission of bid): VSO contact’s name: Procurement Unit Email: procurement.nepal@vsoint.org Phone number: +977 (1) 5441469 Application deadline: 19 May 2026 Applicants may be invited to give a presentation or attend a clarification interview. VSO shall not be bound to accept any bid and will not be responsible for any loss or expense incurred by firms/individuals in the submission of their bids. VSO reserves the right to accept all or part of an offer. Note: VSO will not have any liabilities on any unanticipated incident (accident, injury, natural disaster, etc.) to the consultant.

  INVITATION TO BID Aasaman Nepal Janakpurdham, Dhanusha, Nepal First Publication on 14 May 2026 Aasaman Nepal (ASN) with the vision of happy and healthy children is currently working in 20 districts of Nepal, irrespective of geographical location. ASN has been engaged in developing and implementing programs aimed at protection, promotion, and fulfillment of child rights in Nepal with various development themes such as; Education/Child Protection, Women Empowerment, Livelihood /Natural Resource Management, Disaster Risk Reduction, Health/Nutrition and Governance. Aasaman Nepal, in partnership with Mercy Corps Nepal and with the funding support of the Cocacola Foundation, is implementing the Strengthen Anticipatory Action in Nepal (SAAN) Project. This initiative is dedicated to strengthening the resilience of provincial and local governments, as well as disaster-prone communities across Tilathi Koiladi rural municipality in Madhesh Province: The program specifically focuses Strengthen Anticipatory Action in Nepal against the dual threats of floods and extreme heat. By enhancing early warning systems, enabling rapid livelihood recovery, and engaging all levels of the Government of Nepal, the SAAN program aims to drive lasting systemic change. Under the Strengthen Anticipatory Action in Nepal (SAAN), Aasaman Nepal (ASN) invites sealed bids to select successful bidders for NBS works in Tilati Koiladi Rural Municipality, Saptari District . Interested individuals, firms and companies can collect the Bid Document and further information from on submission of their legal documents to email: procurement@aasamannepal.org.np or from our below mentioned office addresses. Bid and Place Submission Deadline: 5:00 PM, 20th May 2026 at the office addresses given below. Aasaman Nepal: Head Office: Bharmapuri Tole (near KAVYA Hospital), Janakpurdham, Dhanusa Tel: 041-522473 Contact Office: Mahalaxmisthan, Lalitpur Tel: 015-171649 Notes: Aasaman Nepal will provide bid document without any fee after registration of interest and eligible individuals/firm for the bid. This invitation does not entail any commitment on the part of ASN, either financial or otherwise. ASN reserves the right to accept or reject of all response without incurring an obligation.

  REQUEST FOR QUOTATION (RFQ): LAPTOP PROCUREMENT Ref No. WVIN-SCM-RFQ-2026-32 Date RFQ issued: 15th  May 2026 World Vision (WV) is a child-focused relief, development and advocacy organisation that has contributed to transformation in the lives of millions of children around the world in vulnerable situations. WV aspires to achieve this through partnership with local communities, civil societies, local partners, government, donors and private sectors where we believe in mutual participation and trust, shared vision and goal, accountability and responsibility.  We are a child-focused organisation driven by Christian values to serve children and families regardless of their religion, age, gender, ethnicity, class and caste. World Vision International (WVI) Nepal is a part of the World Vision International global partnership operating in nearly 100 countries. WVI started its long-term development programme in Nepal in 2001 to contribute for well-being of children. At present, WVI Nepal has long-term development programmes in 17 districts, namely Udayapur, Sarlahi, Mahottari, Rautahat, Sindhuli, Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Lamjung, Jumla, Kailali, Kanchanpur, Achham, Doti, Dailekh, Jajarkot, Banke and Bajhang across the seven provinces of Nepal. World Vision International Nepal (WVI Nepal), located at Kusunti, Lalitpur‑13, intends to procure Laptops immediately, in accordance with given specification. Accordingly, we invite quotations from interested and authorized suppliers. The detailed item specifications, along with the terms and conditions for the bidding process, are outlined below: (Refer annex 1 for detailed specifications) SN Item Quantity 1 Standard Business Series Model Laptop 40 2 Consumer Series Laptop 28 BID INSTRUCTION: Clearly specify the lead time required for delivery of each item, calculated from the date of receipt of the Purchase Order (PO) All Quotation shall be submitted on or before End of the Day of 31st  May 2026 All quotations shall be submitted to npl_scmbid@wvi.org Offered product specifications shall be equivalent to or higher than those specified in Annex 1 Offered product specification datasheet or catalogue should be submitted along wit bidding document. Bidder must comply the after sales service commitment: WVI Nepal anticipates the bidding firms to agree and provide comprehensive after-sales service support, including the collection and delivery of goods requiring repair to and from the World Vision International Nepal Offices. This service is part of our commitment to ensuring the continued functionality of and satisfaction with the supplied goods. Terms and Conditions: All Quotation shall be submitted on or before End  of the Day of 31st  May  2026. All quotations shall be submitted to npl_scmbid@wvi.org Quotations received after the specified date and time of the invitation will not be considered. Submission of company registration certificate, VAT/PAN certificate, and copy of latest tax payment certificate is required. Quoted rate should be inclusive of all VAT and other necessary Taxes (if applicable). Applicable Taxes will be deducted at source as per Government of Nepal Rules & Regulations. Delivery need to be made to KC Tower, Damodar Galli, Kusunti, Lalitpur -13 at WVIN Office. WVI Nepal reserves the right to accept or reject any or all quotations, in whole or in part, without stating any reason. The contract will be awarded based on WVIN’s bid evaluation criteria, including technical responsiveness, full compliance with the specified requirements, and the price that best fits within the approved budget. The successful bidder(s) will be notified at the earliest possible date. Quotations received in response to this RFQ will be carefully evaluated by WVI Nepal. Based on the evaluation, WVI Nepal will select one or more suppliers deemed to be fully qualified and best suited to meet the requirements. WVI Nepal also reserves the right to conduct negotiations with shortlisted service provider(s) prior to final contract award. Bidders are encouraged to submit their quotations for either a single category or multiple categories, based on the nature and scope of services they can provide. All delivered laptops will be inspected and diagnosed by the WVI Nepal IT team to verify that the specifications meet the required standards. WVI Nepal will only accept the goods that successfully pass the technical diagnostic tests. 100% PO value to be paid upon receiving goods and undisputable invoice the submission within 30 days after received of goods and undisputable invoice, if you have any objection or expectation please write. Payment will be made via online Bank Transfer in favor of your Company. Please click on the links below. Click on the link below to find the Bid Document Annex Documents For Additional information regarding this invitation, contact Supply Chain Management Department, World Vision International Nepal, KC Tower, Damodar Galli, Kusunti Lalitpur -13 Tel.: 5970877 Email: npl_supplychain@wvi.org

 The Lutheran World Federation, Nepal Country Office, Kathmandu REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) Nepal invites Request for Proposal (RFP) from interested and registered/eligible bidders/individuals for the productions of a short video. RFP Reference No. Descriptions LWF-2026-SR-1.2 Produce a Short Video Availability of RFP Documents: RFP documents will be available until 19th May 2026 . RFP: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i0dUiWi9vErWmtLd7F7QUr8W0gnbmKSe/view?usp=sharing and Technical and Financial Forms: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oyzYHfkriLk8fhu4Bbpm3hg7MNKhxQ6l/view?usp=sharing LWF Nepal, Country Office, House No. 139, Madhur Marga, Ganesh Basti–04, Maharajgunj, Kathmandu, Nepal, Tel: +977 1 472 0225. Deadline for Submission of RFP : All RFP must be submitted no later than 19th May 2026, Tuesday . RFP received after the submission deadline shall not be accepted. RFP Submission Method: Separate bid documents along with copy of legal documents must be submitted to the above address before the submission deadline. “LWF Nepal reserves the right to reject any or all bids without assigning any reason whatsoever.”

Re-Tender Notice-2nd Notice Publication Date: 14th May 2026 Opportunity Village Nepal (OVN), a national NGO dedicated to supporting women and children, invites sealed quotations ( Second Notice) from registered and authorized companies/firms for the supply and installation of the following items under the project “ Light for the vulnerable girls and Women-Go Green Solar Energy Project ” at Pokhara Metropolitan City, Ward No. 25, Hemja, Kaski District. Items: 1. Supply and Installation of Solar Tender form can be purchased by eligible bidders on the submission of a written request to procurement@ovnnepal.org attaching copies of bidder’s registration, VAT registration and tax clearance certificate, and upon payment of a non-refundable fee of NPR. 500 (per bid form, voucher should be attached) at the Bank Account: Siddhartha Bank, A/C Name- OVN Core Fund, A/C No.-00920611474) . Sealed bids must be submitted to the Opportunity Village Nepal Post BOX by 24th  May 2026, 5:00 pm . Bids received after this deadline will not be accepted. Opportunity Village Nepal Sinamangal-09, Slesmantak Marga, Kathmandu, Nepal P.O.Box No.: 20514 We kindly request all bidders to submit their bids to the specified Opportunity Village Nepal Post Box number mentioned in the notice. Additionally, please send us proof of submission via the provided email address. The selection of the bids will be based on OVN policy and only successful bidder(s) will be contacted for further selection process as per the decision of the OVN's Procurement Committee. OVN reserves the right to accept or reject any or all the tenders without assigning any reason whatsoever and will not be bound to accept the lowest bid. OVN Procurement Committee

Bid Notice Invitation for Sealed Quotation / Bid Date of Publication: 14 May 2026 Dalit Help Society (DHS) invites sealed bids from eligible and qualified suppliers/firms for the Supply and Delivery of Health Materials and Equipment for project implementation in Bajhang District. Procurement Details Procurement Title: Supply & Delivery of Health Materials and Equipment Procurement Method: Open Competitive Bidding Delivery Location: Jayaprithivi Municipality and Kedarsyun Rural Municipality, Bajhang Eligible Bidders Interested firms/suppliers must: Be legally registered in Nepal Have valid PAN/VAT registration Submit latest tax clearance certificate Submit company profile and related supporting documents Have experience in supply of similar goods Bid Document Interested bidders may obtain the bid document from DHS Office or request through email. Office Address: Dalit Help Society (DHS) Jayaprithivi Municipality–10, Chainpur, Bajhang, Nepal Email: dhsprocurement@gmail.com Contact No.: 092-421367 Submission of Bids Sealed bids must be submitted to the DHS Office no later than: Submission Deadline: 03 June 2026, 5:00 PM (Nepal Standard Time) Late submissions shall not be accepted. Bid Opening Bids will be opened on: Bid Opening Date: 04 June 2026 in the presence of bidder representatives who choose to attend. Important Notes Suppliers requested to submit product catelouge of the quoted items for technical evaluation where applicable. DHS reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids wholly or partially without assigning any reason whatsoever. DHS may award contracts to one or multiple suppliers based on organizational best interest. Link: BID documents Dalit Help Society (DHS) Supply Chain Department Bajhang, Nepal

 REQUEST FOR QUOTATION (RFQ) FOR THE PROCUREMENT OF Height Board (2 in 1) CARE is an international NGO with local staff and community partners in more than 90 countries. CARE started its operations in Nepal in 1978 and is one of the first international aid agencies to work in the country. CARE Nepal works to address systemic and structural causes of poverty and social injustice such as discrimination based on sex, caste, class, ethnicity or geography. CARE supports humanitarian actions to address vulnerabilities from climate change and natural disasters. CARE works with marginalized women and adolescent girls to ensure their empowerment, well-being and dignity through social transformation and access to quality social and economic services. To achieve this, CARE partners with a range of stakeholders, including local NGOs and other civil society organizations, social movement, government agencies, research and academic institutions, private sector and donors to support the most vulnerable communities and populations, is seeking offer from eligible registered companies who are interested to provide service for “PROCUREMENT OF Height Board (2 in 1)” . Interested and eligible Companies are requested to submit quotation along with other documents mentioned in the LINK via email to npl.carenepal@care.org . The deadline for submission of the proposal is 25 May 2026 . CARE reserves the right to accept or reject any RFQ received without giving reasons and is not bound to accept the lowest, the highest or any bidder. CARE places human dignity at the centre of its relief and development work. At the heart of CARE’s efforts to impact poverty and social justice is its engagement with marginalized communities, and vulnerable adults and children. Vulnerable adults and children are particularly at risk of sexual exploitation and abuse. CARE commits to the protection from sexual harassment, exploitation and abuse (PSHEA) of vulnerable adults, involving CARE Employees and Related Personnel. CARE has a zero tolerance toward sexual exploitation and abuse and child abuse. CARE takes seriously all concerns and complaints about sexual exploitation and abuse and child abuse involving CARE Employees and Related Personnel. CARE initiates rigorous investigation of complaints that indicate a possible violation of this policy and takes appropriate disciplinary action, as warranted.