Call for EOIs: Warehouse, Mechanical Workshop and Fleet Management Partnership Program (Tanzania)
من نحن
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) is seeking Expressions of Interest from qualified organizations to deliver comprehensive warehouse, logistics, fleet management, and mechanical workshop services in Mubondo, Kasulu, Tanzania, in support of humanitarian operations serving Dar es Salaam, Nyarugusu Refugee Camp, and Kigoma. The partnership aims to strengthen operational efficiency and logistical support for refugee assistance activities through the management of non-food item warehouses, inventory control, storage, dispatch, stock preservation, vehicle maintenance and repairs, workshop operations, fleet coordination, transport management, fuel administration, and smart fleet vehicle booking systems. Activities also include passenger and cargo transportation, management of vehicles, generators and other logistics assets, as well as road safety, regulatory compliance, risk management, environmental sustainability, operational reporting, and performance monitoring. The programme targets refugee response operations and humanitarian supply chain systems in Tanzania. Grant size and project duration have not been specified by the donor.
معايير القبول
Eligible applicants must demonstrate proven experience and technical expertise in logistics, fleet management, warehouse operations, transport services, or related sectors. Organizations are expected to possess adequate operational capacity, qualified personnel, appropriate equipment and resources, and robust project, financial, procurement, and inventory management systems. Applicants should also have experience delivering similar logistics and support services, along with knowledge of humanitarian principles, protection frameworks, Age, Gender and Diversity (AGDM) approaches, and the meaningful participation of forcibly displaced and stateless persons throughout the programme cycle. Organizations must complete and submit the required Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) capacity self-assessment and, where applicable, the data protection and information security self-assessment. Preference will be given to applicants demonstrating strong local presence and experience, effective community engagement, coordination with relevant stakeholders, environmental sustainability practices, and documented financial or in-kind contributions that support programme implementation.
Post Date: October 21, 2026