INVITATION TO TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF START UP KITS FOR VOCATIONAL SKILLS FOR SOMALI YOUTH PROJECT 2025 IN BELED-HAWO DISTRICT JUBALAND STATE OF SOMALIA.
November 2, 2025
Centre for Research and integrated Development (CeRID) is a non-governmental organization and an agent of change for peaceful and self-reliant communities founded in 2005. Our approach is grounded in the Theory of Change (ToC), enabling us to identify the desired outcomes and transformative changes that will strengthen CeRID in terms of institutional sustainability, strong partnership with both our target communities and our partners to tackle the root causes of poverty and vulnerability.
Our Strategic Focus Are these five Areas (SFAs):
(1) Climate Change Adaptation
(2) Knowledge and Skill Development
(3) Humanitarian, Development & Peace Nexus (HDPN)
(4) Partnership & Collaboration
(5) Organizational Capacity Development (OCD)
CeRID invites reputable suppliers who can source and supply startup kits in Beled-Hawo District as a part of Vocational Skills Project for youth funded by NCA and implemented by CeRID in Beled-Hawo District.
Interested Suppliers with sound capacity and relevant experience in similar work are here by invited to submit their quotations for the supply of startup kits in Beled-Hawo District, Jubaland State of Somalia.
Therefore, all interested companies are invited to submit their quotations by bring a hard copy of completed quotations at CeRID main office in Belet-Hawa district Gedo region Jubbaland state of Somalia not later than November 12, 2025.
It shall remain the responsibility of the bidder to ensure that their bid documents reach CeRID before the deadline. Bids that are received by CeRID after the deadline indicated in the table below, for whatever reason, shall not be considered for evaluation.
Centre for Research and Integrated Development (CeRID) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization founded and operational since 2005, and fully-fledged since 2010. CeRID is governed by a Board of Directors responsible for policy-level decisions,... Read More
