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Submission essentials

Submission method

Deliver bids in person to the Procurement Unit by 1 December 2026 at 10:00 GMT. Late bids will be rejected and returned unopened.

Submission address

Procurement Unit, Ministry of Finance, Methodist Church Building, 4 George Street, Freetown, Sierra Leone

Where to collect documents

Obtain information, inspect and collect bidding documents from the Procurement Unit, Ministry of Finance, Methodist Church Building, 4 George Street, Freetown. Monday–Thursday 08:00–16:30; Friday 08:00–14:30. Submit a copy of the bank payment receipt for issuance of the bidding document.

Document fee

NLe 500 (non-refundable). Pay into any of these NPPA accounts (account name: NPPA – Revenue from the sale of Bidding Documents; account no. 0111003981), then submit a copy of the receipt to the MoF Procurement Unit to collect the bidding document: • Bank of Sierra Leone – BBAN 000001011100398165 • Union Trust Bank – BBAN 004001113253120144 • Sierra Leone Commercial Bank – BBAN 003001081791112183 • Rokel Commercial Bank – BBAN 002001002101242863

Official contacts

Procurement Unit, Ministry of Finance, Methodist Church Building, 4 George Street, Freetown. Telephone: +232 78 350504. Email: khalilsesay@yahoo.com (printed in the newspaper version; the email line is blank on the official NPPA PDF). Account details checked against the official IFB on nppa.gov.sl.

Where published

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