Strategies for Northern Development (SND)
In Partnership with the World Food Programme (WFP)

The Strategies for Northern Development (SND) is a registered local non-governmental organization working with nomadic pastoralist communities in Northern Kenya and Southern Ethiopia since its establishment on 6th December 2007. Guided by our vision of fostering resilient and dignified pastoralist communities, we focus on seven key thematic areas:

  1. Peace, Conflict Resolution, and Governance
  2. Humanitarian Assistance and Emergency Response
  3. Protection, Gender Equality, and Inclusion
  4. Climate Justice and Resilience
  5. Livelihood and Enterprise Development
  6. Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)
  7. Institutional Effectiveness

In partnership with the World Food Programme (WFP), SND is implementing the Warehousing, Secondary Transportation, and Food Distribution Project in Marsabit, Isiolo, and Samburu Counties. We invite bids from qualified vendors for the transportation of food commodities in line with project specifications.

Application Procedure

Interested bidders are invited to submit their quotations as per the requirements outlined in the RFQ document.

How to Apply

  1. RFQ Document Download: Click here to download the RFQ Document.
  2. Submission Deadline: Quotations must be submitted by 29th January 2025.
  3. Submission Methods:
    • Email: Send your quotation to procurement@sndafrica.org.
    • Physical Delivery: Submit your quotation to any SND office in Isiolo, Marsabit, or Moyale.

Important Note

  • Clearly indicate the RFQ reference number as the email subject line or on the envelope for physical submissions.

Why Partner with SND?

SND is committed to empowering communities through inclusive, equitable, and sustainable practices. We actively encourage applications from:

  • Women
  • Persons with Disabilities
  • Members of Pastoralist Communities

By partnering with us, you join a mission to transform lives and build resilient communities.

Safeguarding Policy

SND maintains a zero-tolerance policy against safeguarding violations, including abuse, neglect, exploitation, harassment, and fraud. Any breaches will lead to immediate and decisive action.

For inquiries or additional information, contact us via procurement@sndafrica.org or visit any of our offices.

Together, let’s create meaningful change for pastoralist communities!