Nigeria
ocds-bidanga-NG-UNGM-313647
Drilling and Installation of Solar-Powered Boreholes in Eleven Locations in Nigeria — FAO Program
Original title: Invitation to Bids - ITB (2026/FRNIR/FRNIR/137515) - Drilling and Installation of Solar-Powered Boreholes in Eleven Locations (of Kaduna, FCT, Bauchi, Jigawa, Kano, Adamawa Gombe and Yobe State, Nigeria
Deadline
September 22, 2026
Key information
- Type
- Energy
- Location
- Nigeria
- Deadline
- September 22, 2026 at 03:03 PM13 days remaining
- Estimated Value
- Not disclosed
- Language of Notice
- English
What is this tender about?
Drilling and Installation of Solar-Powered Boreholes in Eleven Locations in Nigeria — FAO Program is an energy procurement opportunity published by FAO in Nigeria on September 8, 2026. Bids are open until September 22, 2026 (13 days left).
UN procurement notice (UNGM) — FAO. Country: Nigeria. Reference: 2026/FRNIR/FRNIR/137515. Notice type: Invitation to bid. Published: 2026-09-08. Subject: Invitation to Bids - ITB (2026/FRNIR/FRNIR/137515) - Drilling and Installation of Solar-Powered Boreholes in Eleven Locations (of Kaduna, FCT, Bauchi, Jigawa, Kano, Adamawa Gombe and Yobe State, Nigeria
What are the key dates?
Publication
September 8, 2026
Bid Submission Deadline
September 22, 2026
13 days remainingEvaluation & Award
Pending
Contract Signature
Pending
Procuring Entity
- Name
- FAO
- Country
- Nigeria
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