IRAQ-LRQS-2026-010-(9206813) National Digital Climate Information System.

About this tender

UNICEF Iraq is soliciting bids through a Request for Letter of Quotation/Service (LRQS), reference IRAQ-LRQS-2026-010-(9206813), for a National Digital Climate Information System in Iraq. The procurement is classified under UNSPSC 9206813. The page does not describe the deliverables or contract duration in detail; these are set out in the Terms of Reference (Annex J), which is attached but not reproduced on the page. The tender documents include the Invitation to Bid, General Terms and Conditions (Annex A), a supplier contractor profile (Annexes B to E), a receipt acknowledgement (Annex F), a statement of no proposal (Annex G), a vendor registration template (Annex H), Arabic terms and conditions (Annex I), the Terms of Reference (Annex J), and technical evaluation criteria (Annex L). Bidders must sign and stamp pages 3, 4 and 5 of the Bid Form and return them with their proposal. Interested vendors must send an acknowledgement of receipt immediately, or a statement of no proposal if they will not bid. UNICEF has the right to split the award based on price, quality and/or lead time. Partial financial proposals are not permitted. A pre-bid meeting will be held via Microsoft Teams on 28 October 2026 at 12:00 pm, and vendors must submit any clarification questions by close of business on 3 November 2026.

Bidder eligibility

Vendors must be registered on UNGM at the Basic registration level and complete the UNICEF vendor template registration (Annex H) and supplier contractor profile (Annexes B to E). The page does not list specific technical certifications, prior contract experience thresholds, or financial standing requirements; these may be set out in Annex L (technical evaluation criteria) or the Terms of Reference, which are not reproduced on the page.

How bids are scored

This is a two-envelope process. Technical and financial proposals must be submitted in separate emails. Technical evaluation is against criteria in Annex L. UNICEF may split the award based on price, quality and/or lead time. No price/quality weighting or scoring split is disclosed on the page.

Key requirements

• ✓Design and deliver a national digital climate information system for Iraq
• ✓Climate data platform with information services for national stakeholders
• ✓Full scope and eligibility criteria are not stated in the listing; check the UNICEF tender documents

Procurement contact

The notice names a procurement contact for clarification questions.

Relevant sectors

About this sector

Climate software and data funding supports emissions accounting, climate risk analytics, Earth observation, digital MRV and tools for planners. It is offered as innovation grants, public contracts for data services and support from technology programmes. Buyers generally look for data quality, interoperability and evidence that users rely on the tool.