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Essential Medical Support for 3 Camps Hajj, Shokari and BICC

An IOM tender, published on UNGM, concerns medical support at three camps in Nigeria. The camps are named in the title as Hajj, Shokari and BICC, and the requirement is classified under the health sector. Nothing in the material states what the supplier would actually have to deliver, whether that means clinical staffing, medicines, equipment, facilities or a mixture of these. The length of any contract, the number of people the camps hold, where inside Nigeria they are, and whether there is a stated budget are all absent. The material also does not say what a bidder must demonstrate in terms of prior experience, licensing or accreditations, nor which documents an application would need to contain. Read against that, the notice as supplied identifies a buyer, a country and a subject but gives no basis for judging fit or cost. Suppliers of medical goods or clinical services to humanitarian operations may still want the full notice, since the three camp names and the buyer are known even though the requirement is not.

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Key Information
Buyer
IOM
Location
Nigeria
Status
Closing Soon
Deadline
Nov 1, 2026
Reference
30000035055-3
Language
English
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Overview

IOM is seeking medical support for three camps in Nigeria, identified in the notice title as Hajj, Shokari and BICC. The requirement is classified under health and is published on UNGM.

Original Procurement Notice

Read the notice as UNGM published ithttps://www.ungm.org/Public/Notice/319923