Sudan Awards Office Furniture Supply Contract Under Enhancing Community Resilience Project

Sudan’s government procurement pipeline recorded a fresh contract award under the Sudan - Enhancing Community Resilience Project, reinforcing ongoing efforts to strengthen institutional capacity and improve project delivery in fragile and underserved communities.

According to official tender results published on January 20, 2026, the contract for the supply and delivery of various office furniture has been awarded to ETS Walliri Services, a company based in Chad. The award was made following a competitive Request for Quotations (RFQ) process under World Bank-financed procurement procedures.

Contract Overview and Key Details

The contract is part of Sudan - Enhancing Community Resilience Project (Project ID: P181490), financed through the International Development Association (IDA Credit E4710). The procurement process was conducted under Bid Reference SD-CRS-512612-GO-RFQ.

• Scope of Contract - Supply and delivery of various office furniture for CRS Sudan

• Procurement Method - Request for Quotations (RFQ)

• Contract Duration - 20 days

• Award Date - January 20, 2026

• Signed Contract Value - XAF 14.81 million

ETS Walliri Services submitted the lowest evaluated and technically responsive bid, with an evaluated and signed contract price of XAF 14.805 million, narrowly below its initial bid price.

Strong Competition from Regional Suppliers

The tender attracted robust regional participation, primarily from suppliers based in Chad, reflecting Sudan’s continued engagement with cross-border vendors for essential goods. More than a dozen firms submitted bids, including ETS Abou Zenab Business, Société Wadi Goura-Co Ltd, Entreprise Libiss, ETS Birboundoua, and Société Saley SARL.

Evaluated bid prices ranged widely-from approximately XAF 15 million to nearly XAF 100 million - underscoring differences in pricing strategies, scale, and compliance. After detailed financial and technical evaluation, ETS Walliri Services emerged as the most competitive bidder.

Strategic Importance of the Contract

Although relatively small in monetary value, the contract is operationally significant. Adequate office infrastructure is critical for effective project coordination, staff deployment, reporting, and stakeholder engagement under the Enhancing Community Resilience Project. Timely delivery of furniture will directly support day-to-day project implementation across targeted locations in Sudan.

The award also highlights how government contracts in Sudan increasingly depend on regional supply chains, particularly amid logistical constraints and market disruptions.

Company Snapshot: ETS Walliri Services

ETS Walliri Services is a Chad-based enterprise engaged in general supply and logistics services, with growing exposure to development partner-funded procurement. Winning this contract strengthens its profile in international procurement markets linked to World Bank and IDA - financed projects.

What Comes Next

With a short execution timeline of 20 days, delivery is expected to be completed swiftly. As implementation of the Enhancing Community Resilience Project progresses, additional awarded tenders and procurement notices are likely to follow, offering further opportunities for regional and international suppliers.

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