Procurement and Installation of Single-Shaft Plastic Crushing Machines (Granulat)

The UNDP has issued a procurement call for the Procurement and Installation of Single-Shaft Plastic Crushing Machines aimed at supporting plastic waste recycling initiatives in Libya. This opportunity is part of a broader environmental sustainability project under the UNDP’s work in Libya. The focus is on acquiring and installing machinery to process plastic waste into granulate for reuse or recycling purposes, aligning with global efforts to reduce plastic pollution and promote circular economy principles in Libya’s context.⁠‌‌​​‌‌‌​​‌‌​​‌​‌‌‌​‌‌​​​​​‌​​‌‌‌⁠

What it offers

This call is for the procurement and installation of single-shaft plastic crushing machines designed to convert plastic waste into granulate. The project is part of a larger initiative to enhance waste management systems in Libya, with a specific emphasis on plastic recycling infrastructure.

Who can apply

This call is open to licensed contractors, manufacturers, or suppliers capable of providing the required machinery and installation services. No explicit nationality, age, or educational requirements are stated for this procurement process.

What you'll do

The successful bidder will be responsible for:

• Procuring the specified plastic crushing machines.
• Installing the machines in designated locations in Libya.
• Ensuring compliance with all technical specifications and project requirements.

How to apply

Applicants must submit a detailed proposal outlining:

• Technical specifications of the proposed machines.
• Cost estimates and financial proposals.
• Experience in similar projects or installations.

The application must be submitted by 17 November 2026 through the official UNDP procurement portal.

Good to know

• The project is funded by UNDP Libya and focuses on plastic waste recycling.
• No prior educational qualifications or specific eligibility criteria are mentioned for this procurement call.
• The deadline is explicitly stated as 17-Nov-26, but no further details on documentation or language requirements are provided.