Procurement of One (1) New Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) and One (1) AC EVSE
About this opportunity
Procurement opportunity for one new battery electric vehicle and one AC EV charging station in Zambia.
The UNDP Zambia is seeking a tender opportunity for the procurement of one new Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) and one AC Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE). This is a procurement-focused role under UNDP’s environmental sustainability initiatives in Zambia.
What it offers
This opportunity involves procurement activities for sustainable transportation solutions, specifically electric vehicles and charging infrastructure. The role is tied to UNDP’s broader climate action and clean energy projects in Zambia.
Who can apply
This is a tender procurement process, not a direct job application for individuals. Eligibility is determined by qualified suppliers meeting technical and financial criteria for the specified equipment.
How to apply
Applications must be submitted through the official UNDP procurement portal by November 9, 2026. Suppliers must provide:
- Technical proposals detailing vehicle specifications and EVSE compatibility.
- Financial bids outlining pricing and payment terms.
- Supporting documents (certificates, warranties, compliance certifications).
Good to know
- Deadline: 2026-11-09 (strict submission deadline).
- Focus area: Clean energy, sustainable transport.
- No individual applications—only qualified suppliers can participate.
- Location: Procurement is for Zambia (local and regional suppliers may apply).
Key details
Documents needed
- Technical proposal detailing vehicle specifications and EVSE compatibility
- Financial bid outlining pricing and payment terms
- Supporting documents including certificates, warranties, and compliance certifications
How to apply
- Submit proposals through the official UNDP procurement portal
- Include technical and financial documentation by the deadline
- Ensure compliance with UNDP’s procurement guidelines
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