The Grenadian government, in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and backed by Global Environment Facility funding, has initiated a significant environmental conservation project. This initiative focuses on comprehensively revising the nation’s Protected Areas System Plan, originally established in 2009, while simultaneously finalizing draft management plans developed during the 2017-2019 R2R Project.
The consulting assignment, scheduled from March 16 to June 12, 2026, requires specialized expertise in environmental management, natural resources conservation, and spatial planning. Interested firms must demonstrate substantial experience working with governmental agencies on environmental policies, donor-funded public sector projects, and stakeholder engagement processes, particularly within Caribbean or Small-Island Developing States contexts.
Evaluation criteria emphasize technical competence in environmental science, natural resources management, and heritage preservation. Applicants must provide evidence of previous successful assignments, including case studies and client references validating their qualifications and performance quality.
The selection process will follow the Consultant Qualification Selection method outlined in Procurement Regulations. Consulting firms may form associations or joint ventures to strengthen their applications, with clear indication of partnership structures and liability arrangements.
Submission requirements include digital PDF documents not exceeding 25 pages, presented on company letterhead with comprehensive profiles, recent project experiences, and valid business documentation. All expressions of interest must be submitted electronically through the Central Procurement Unit’s e-procurement platform and specified email addresses before February 4, 2026, at 11:59 PM Eastern Caribbean Time.