The Caribbean island nation of Grenada has launched a new competitive bidding process for office furniture and fittings, backed by World Bank financing for the region’s ambitious Caribbean Efficient and Green-Energy Buildings Project (CEGEB). Backed by a loan numbered 77130, this procurement tender carries the reference identifier GD-MCRERE- 489846-GO-RFQ, and is being managed by the country’s Ministry of Climate Resilience, The Environment & Renewable Energy.
This tender covers three core types of goods: 30 conference room chairs, 12 standard office chairs, and 4 filing cabinets. Winning suppliers will be required to complete delivery of all ordered items within a 2-month timeline from contract award.
The procurement follows the National Competitive Bidding framework structured as a Request for Quotation, aligned fully with the World Bank’s September 2023 *Guidelines: PROCUREMENT IN INVESTMENT PROJECT FINANCING Goods, Works, Non-Consulting and Consulting Services*. The tender is open to all eligible suppliers that meet the criteria laid out in the global institution’s procurement guidelines, with clear provisions for addressing potential conflicts of interest as outlined in sections 1.6 and 1.7 of the guidelines.
All steps of this tender process will take place exclusively through an online digital procurement platform. Interested eligible bidders must complete registration, submit their formal quotations, and raise any queries about the tender through the dedicated portal at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/GND/aspx/Home. The official bidding documents will be released to registered participants starting July 17, 2026, and all submitted quotations must be prepared in the English language.
The formal deadline for electronic bid submission is 3 p.m. local time on August 7, 2026. Tender organizers will not accept any hard copy submissions, and any bids received after the stated deadline will be automatically rejected. For technical support related to registration and navigation of the e-procurement portal, bidders can reach the administrative team via email at [email protected].
This tender forms a small but key component of the broader CEGEB project, which aims to advance energy efficiency and sustainable building standards across Grenada as part of the country’s climate resilience and renewable energy development goals.