Tender Description

Tender for Supply of Indigenous Poultry – Togdheer Region, Burao

1. Background

Youth Volunteers for Development and Environment Conservation (YOVENCO) is a reputable local organization with operational offices in the Togdheer, Hargeisa, and Sahil regions. YOVENCO has extensive experience in child protection, emergency interventions, and livelihood support. Previous engagements include case management, family tracing and reunification, distribution of non-food items, and the establishment and management of child-friendly spaces in collaboration with the UN and international NGOs.

In addition, YOVENCO has successfully implemented various livelihood, emergency, and lifesaving projects across all six regions of Somaliland, including cash transfers and livestock re-stocking. Currently, in partnership with Plan International, YOVENCO is implementing the ‘Enhanced Food Security and Child Protection Response Mechanisms for Drought-Affected Populations in Somaliland’ project, targeting the most vulnerable groups—particularly women and girls—in three IDP camps in Burao (Aqilyare, Barwaaqo, and Ali Husien).

2. Purpose of the Tender

YOVENCO invites qualified suppliers to submit bids for the supply of indigenous poultry. The procurement aims to improve food security and livelihood support for targeted households in the three IDP camps in Burao.

3. Submission Requirements

Your offer must clearly indicate the following:

• Unit price as per the Request for Quotation (Annex II)
• Validity period of the offer
• Delivery time

Information to Bidders

• Currency of the offer should preferably be in US Dollars.

• YOVENCO reserves the right to accept the whole or part of the offer.

4. Evaluation Criteria

4.1 Mandatory Requirements

• Certified copy of a business registration certificate
• Certified copy of tax registration
• References from previous customers
• Deadline for submission: 24st August 2025, 5:00 PM

4.2 Technical Requirements

• Poultry must be local breeds within Somaliland

•  Pullets and cockerels must be healthy, productive, with good body condition, free from injuries, wounds, and defects, and must not be de-peaked

• Indigenous pullets must be aged between 4-5 months

• Cockerels must be aged between 8-10 months

• All poultry will undergo a clinical inspection by a Veterinary/Livestock Project Officer at delivery; unfit poultry will be rejected

• Supplier must provide a certificate of health inspection issued by the regional veterinary officer upon delivery

• Supplier is responsible for transport, loading/unloading, and delivery to the identified sites

5. Target Villages and Distribution

• Aqilyare IDP Camp – 30 Households (6 pullets + 1 cockerel per household)
• Barwaqo IDP Camp – 30 Households (6 pullets + 1 cockerel per household)
• Ali Husien IDP Camp – 20 Households (6 pullets + 1 cockerel per household)

Skills Required

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