Technical assistance services – Technical Expert to assist the Programme Support Team (PST) of the NDB’s Urban Climate Action (NUCA) Programme at the IDFC Facility Coordination Unit.

Procuring office: Agence Française du développement

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Deadline: 09.12.2026, 12:0028 days left
Place: Île-de-France region, France
Type: Service
Procedure: Open procedure

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Original language: French

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Status: Open, deadline 09.12.2026, 12:00
Notice: Contract notice780426-2026
Type of contract: Service
Procedure: Open procedure
Place of performance: Île-de-France region, France
Contracting authority: Agence Française du développement, Paris, France
Treaty scope (WTO GPA): Yes, at least one lot: open to suppliers from Switzerland and the other GPA parties

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