UNDP procurement scope under GED project
The United Nations Development Programme has opened procurement for six photovoltaic plants in Bosnia and Herzegovina, adding another group of distributed renewable projects to the country’s developing solar market. The procurement is part of UNDP’s GED project. It covers the supply, delivery and installation of all six photovoltaic systems, along with works required to make the installations operational.
The notice does not specify the locations of the six installations. It also does not disclose the individual or combined generating capacities. An estimated procurement value is likewise not identified in the initial notice.
Bidding timeline and UNDP Quantum request-for-quotation process
Prospective contractors have until 31 August to submit bids. The contract will be awarded through a request-for-quotation procedure using UNDP’s Quantum procurement platform. Companies that are not already registered are required to join the supplier system before participating.
The tender information is referenced as SEE-Hungary_Energy_Daily_19.08.2026.pdf . UNDP has advised interested companies to subscribe to procurement notifications so they receive subsequent amendments or additional technical information .
Unspecified capacity, sites and value limit early assessment
The tender is notable for details that remain undisclosed at this stage. Without installation locations, capacity figures, or an estimated procurement value, it is not possible to assess the projects on a cost-per-megawatt basis. It also cannot be determined how much the six systems may contribute to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s electricity supply based on the initial notice.
For contractors, the procurement represents a near-term opportunity, but significant commercial and engineering details are still outstanding. The eventual capacity, site characteristics and project value will determine whether the six installations function as a set of relatively small public-sector systems or as a more material addition to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s distributed solar portfolio.
