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Tender description :
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Tenders Are Invited for Maintenance, Repair, and Operation of Underwater Buoy Installation Equipment in Sharm El Sheikh, South Sinai.
South Sinai, Sharm El Sheikh Underwater Buoys Installation, Operation, Repair, and Maintenance
Buoys Installation, Operation, Repair, and Maintenance
South Sinai, Sharm El Sheikh Underwater Buoys
Date: September 22, 2026
Tender Number: RFQ/2026/G-SHARM/10
Bids must be submitted no later than 11:00 AM on October 7, 2026.
1) Bids must be submitted only via email to Bid@ouda.org.eg.
2) All bid documents must be submitted in PDF format, signed, and sealed, with a maximum of 5 files.
3) Bids must be submitted in Arabic or English.
4) All documents within the bid must be numbered and sealed.
Submission of Bids: Sharm Green Project – Ministry of Environment
Issuance of a Supply Order through the Executive Unit for Development Aid The contract is concluded and the participating party is identified.
The implementation period is one month from the contract date, with a maximum duration of one month. Pricing must include a final price offer inclusive of all taxes and transportation costs.
Provide documentation demonstrating the company's previous work.
Detail the company's work experience and areas of expertise.
Required documents (including the company's commercial registration and tax card) and any other official documents.
Offer
Offers must be submitted in Egyptian Pounds and include a final price offer inclusive of all taxes and transportation costs.
Payment will be made according to the delivery and acceptance of the offer. We do not apply any discounts to the invoice value.
Actual Transportation
Financial Offer
Payment is made within 15 days of receiving invoices via bank transfer.
Payment Terms
The tender will be awarded to the lowest financial offer that is technically acceptable and conforms to the required specifications.
This tender is subject to the regulations of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Special Procurement Programme B.
http://www.undp.org/content/undp/en/home/procurement/business/how-webuy.html
General Terms and Conditions
Please send inquiries and questions to the Procurement Management Department at the following email address: proc@ouda.org.eg
1- Offers must be submitted no later than 11:00 AM on October 7, 2026
The equipment inspection will take place at the office of Sharm Green, located in the First Settlement, 7 Yasmin Street, Cairo
Villa Zeinab, Mrs.
To schedule an inspection appointment, please contact Ms. Lina Shalita by phone at 01279667725.
Inspection
2. Reference Terms
In Sharm El Sheikh, South Sinai - Installation, Operation, Repair, and Maintenance of Underwater Buoys
Issued by the Green Sharm Project
General Background
1. The Green Sharm Project is an initiative funded by the United Nations Development Programme and the Global Environment Facility, implemented in cooperation with the Ministry of Development.
The project adopts and supports the transformation of Sharm El Sheikh into an integrated and sustainable tourist city at the environmental level, and links tourism development with sustainable waste management, energy resource utilization, pollution reduction, and conservation. Approach
Protecting coral reefs, especially the natural marine capital of the tourist destination, is considered a cornerstone of sustainable urban planning and biodiversity.
To achieve this goal, the coral reefs are considered a central pillar of the tourism value chain, as they support the city's tourism economy.
These reefs are considered one of the most important assets upon which the tourism economy of Sharm El Sheikh depends.
They represent a vital ecological habitat for life.
These reefs also represent a marine environment and thousands of job opportunities.
Protecting them from material damage is a marine environmental and economic priority. Therefore, their loss is irreplaceable, and they support marine biodiversity.
Whether at the tourist destination or at the daily buoys of Sharm El Sheikh's marine tourism boats without the need to drop them off,
This network of owned underwater hydraulic installation equipment allows boats to anchor directly to the coral reefs.
The buoys are located at various diving sites. Maintenance and repair of buoys used in the South Sinai Nature Protection Sector
In the event of a breakdown of this equipment, the likelihood of boats resorting to it increases. This is due to the inability to properly repair or install the buoys.
This results in direct physical damage to coral colonies and the general structure of the reefs.
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