Procurement
NSIA periodically advertises job openings/vacancies and procurement of services on the corporate website
Basic Prequalification Requirements
Consistent with best practice and in line with Authority’s procurement framework, NSIA advertises procurement of services as and when required. In order to comply with our general procurement requirements, respondents must provide the following minimum accompanying documentation along with the Express of Interest:
- Certificate of Incorporation
- CAC Forms CO7 and CO2
- Tax Clearance Certificates (Last 3 years minimum)
- Audited Accounts (Last 3 years minimum)
- Sustainability & ESG certifications/policies.
- Company Profile
Tender/Open Bidding
Tender/Open BiddingThe Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) issues tenders under the open competitive bidding procurement method. NSIA applies a range of procurement methods, including open competitive bidding, limited competition, shopping, and direct contracting/single sourcing. The choice of method depends on the nature, complexity, and requirements of each procurement. Direct sourcing may be used for proprietary, urgent, or highly specialized goods and services. As a sovereign wealth fund, procurement activities are conducted in line with strict internal policies, international best practices, and the Authority’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and good corporate governance. The Authority promotes socially and environmentally responsible procurement and encourages vendors’ commitment to sustainability and ethical practice.
Ethical Standards and Anti-Corruption
NSIA maintains zero tolerance for fraudulent or corrupt practices. All staff; vendors, suppliers, contractors, and consultants are required to observe the highest ethical standards and integrity throughout the procurement process. Any attempt to influence procurement decisions through misrepresentation or improper inducement will result in disqualification and possible sanctions.
Conflict of Interest
NSIA enforces strict conflict of interest disclosure requirements for staff and consultants involved in procurement. All actual, perceived, or potential conflicts must be declared and managed appropriately to ensure objective and impartial decision-making.
Steps To Be A Vendor With NSIA
Vendor Registration
Register your company and upload all the required documents
Get Approved
Your registration would be approved if all information and documentation are verified.
Feedback/ Redress Mechanism
Filing a procurement-related complaint or providing feedback
Interested parties may file procurement-related complaints or provide feedback, by clicking the link below. All complaints will be reviewed and addressed in accordance with NSIA’s grievance redress procedures.
NSIA periodically advertises procurement of services
We’re hiring!
Vacancy
NSIA is an equal opportunity employer. Our vacancy adverts cover both full time and part-time opportunities as when available. Respondents must provide:
- A Resume
- Appropriate evidence of academic qualifications
- Certificate of advanced academic qualifications (if available or/as required)
- Evidence of Charter or Professional Certification
- NYSC Discharge Certificate
