RFP Opportunities

November 15, 2026 1:46 AM · 179 notices scanned on UNGM · Source: ungm-software-20261115-013008.json
21
Recommended to pursue
63
Urgent · expedite (3–7 days)
50
In your target markets
119
With a direct contact
45
Too tight to win (<3 days)

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⭐ Recommended — worth pursuing 21

Showing the top 12 of 21 — the rest are in Browse all opportunities below.

Also consider 35

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How the score works

0–50Fit

How well the title matches our capability phrases (creative, web, campaign, content, fundraising…). Phrase matches count far more than loose keywords. RFP/RFQ/EOI get a bump; goods/works (ITB) are pushed down.

0–25Deadline

Is there enough runway to win? A comfortable 8–21 days scores highest. Under 3 days is flagged too-tight and pushed to Skip; 3–7 days is flagged urgent.

0–15Market

Boost for our target markets (India, South-East Asia, North Africa / MENA). Other locations still appear — they just score lower here. Nothing is excluded by geography.

0–10Data quality

A small tie-breaker for how complete the notice is and whether it lists a direct contact.

Recommended strong overall fit — pursue Consider decent fit — worth a look Review weak/unclear fit Skip expired or too tight

Portfolio overview

Target markets

Other / global 129
North Africa / MENA 25
South-East Asia 18
India 7

Top organizations

UNDP 41
UNICEF 33
ILO 33
UN Secretariat 10
UNOPS 10
FAO 9
WHO 6
UNHCR 6

Notice type

Request for proposal 78
Request for quotation 58
Call for individual consultants 15
Invitation to bid 14
Request for EOI 9
Request for information 5

Deadline spread

Too tight (<3d) 45
Urgent (3-7d) 63
Soon (8-30d) 68
Open (>30d) 3
Expired 0
Browse all opportunities — all 179 notices, searchable & sortable (includes lower-fit and skipped)

Use the 🔎 Filter opportunities bar at the top of the page to filter this list. Click any column header to sort.

Score Fit Opportunity Organization Market Type Posted Deadline Contact