UNDP GED procurement scope for six photovoltaic systems
The United Nations Development Programme has opened procurement for six photovoltaic plants in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The procurement is part of UNDP’s GED project and covers the supply, delivery and installation of all six systems. It also includes the works required to make the installations operational.
UNDP’s notice describes the tender as a package covering both equipment delivery and installation activities. The procurement relates to distributed renewable projects within the country’s developing solar market.
Bidding deadline and UNDP Quantum request-for-quotation process
Prospective contractors have until 31 August to submit bids. The contract will be awarded through a request-for-quotation procedure using UNDP’s Quantum procurement platform. Companies that are not already registered must join the supplier system before participating.
The tender documentation is associated with SEE-Hungary_Energy_Daily_19.08.2026.pdf . UNDP has indicated that interested companies can follow procurement updates by subscribing to procurement notifications. This is intended to ensure receipt of subsequent amendments or additional technical information.
Information not disclosed in initial notice
The initial notice does not specify the locations of the six installations. It also does not provide individual or combined generating capacities, nor an estimated procurement value. As a result, it is not possible at this stage to evaluate the projects on a cost-per-megawatt basis or estimate their contribution to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s electricity supply.
For contractors, the tender represents a near-term procurement opportunity while key commercial and engineering details remain outstanding. The eventual capacity, site characteristics and project value will determine whether the six installations function as smaller public-sector systems or represent a more material addition to the country’s distributed solar portfolio.
