Abt Global is defined by its mission: to improve the quality of life and economic well-being of people worldwide. Our global staff works in more than 60 countries, and our work is funded by governments, international associations and the private sector.
We depend on a variety of partners, businesses and independent contractors to support client projects. To select the right partner, we conduct competitive procurements to obtain the best value. Depending on the need and requirements, we issue requests for tenders (RFT), quotes (RFQ), proposals (RFP), information (RFI), applications (RFA), and expressions of interest (EOI), and independent contractor opportunities.
Below you will find current commercial opportunities for partners, businesses and independent contractors:
Request for Quotation: PATH-2026-RFQ-02 – Short-Term Supplier for Outcome Harvest Stories
Overview
The Papua New Guinea–Australia Transition to Health (PATH) Program is a six-year (August 2020 – December 2026) AUD 240 million investment implemented by Abt Global under the Papua New Guinea – Australia Partnership. PATH supports the Government of Papua New Guinea (GoPNG) to strengthen essential health service delivery, enhance the capacity of Provincial Health Authorities (PHAs), and promote Gender Equality, Disability and Social Inclusion (GEDSI).
PATH’s End of Investment Outcomes (EOIOs) are to:
- Strengthen PHA leadership and capacity to deliver effective, efficient and equitable essential health services.
- Demonstrate and transition DFAT-funded health services to sustainable PHA management.
PATH operates through three Intermediate Outcomes (IOs):
- IO 1: PHA Leadership: Leaders and technical personnel in PHAs/ BDoH are performing mandated functions.
- IO 2: Enhanced GEDSI Capacity: Health personnel demonstrate strengthened capacity to deliver GEDSI priorities at national and provincial level.
- IO 3: Essential Health Services: Increased delivery and coverage of selected essential health services
PATH works with approximately 15 Implementing Service Providers (ISPs) across a range of health projects and thematic areas. In PATH’s final phase, a priority activity is the documentation of meaningful changes through Outcome Harvest Stories. These are short, evidence-based narratives capturing real-world changes observed among individuals, organisations, or systems through PATH-supported interventions.
Brief
The Supplier is required to provide the following Outcome Harvesting and Qualitative Evidence Documentation services:
- Collaborate with PATH and ISPs to identify Outcome Harvest Stories for documentation.
- Review draft Outcome Harvest Stories submitted by ISPs and provide clear, constructive written feedback aligned with PATH quality standards, ensuring the integration of GEDSI considerations where the experiences of women, girls, and marginalised groups are visible.
- Deliver 15 Outcome Harvest Stories across relevant projects.
A detailed Request For Quotation documentation can be accessed via the links provided below, and all other enquiries should be made to png.tenders@amspng.org.
The closing date and time for submissions is 5:00 PM (PNG local time) on Tuesday, 7 April 2026.
Documents
EOI: APEP-2026-EOI-02 – Australian – Papua New Guinea Economic Partnership (APEP) – Eco-Friendly Garment Manufacturers in Papua New Guinea
Overview
The Australia – Papua New Guinea Economic Partnership (APEP) is a multi-sectoral investment which commenced in April 2022 and runs through February 2028 with the possibility of a two-year extension. APEP is delivered as part of the broader Australia – Papua New Guinea (PNG) Partnership which brings strong alignment and integration with Government of PNG and Government of Australia development priorities. APEP is also a primary vehicle and coordination point from which Australia delivers its economic development aid to PNG. APEP is supported by the Australian government and implemented by Abt Global.
APEP works collaboratively with other Australian investments and development partners, to deliver impactful and sustainable development outcomes across four key engagement areas:
- Safeguarding Macroeconomic Stability;
- Supporting More Efficient and Inclusive Markets;
- Fostering Inclusive Growth and Expanded Livelihoods; and,
- Catalysing Economic Research and Dialogue.
Gender equality, disability, social inclusion, women’s economic empowerment, and climate are central to APEP and integrated across all engagement areas and activities.
Request for Expressions of Interest
APEP is establishing a Preferred Suppliers List for Papua New Guinea registered businesses with experience in one or all categories of service to submit an expression of interest:
- Eco-friendly garment manufacturing; and,
- Customisation and branding.
Local and national businesses are encouraged to express interest.
A detailed Request for Expression of Interest documentation and Request for Information response form can be accessed via the links provided below, and all other enquiries should be made to png.tenders@amspng.org
All enquiries should be made to png.tenders@amspng.org.
The closing date and time for submissions is 5:00 PM (PNG local time) Sunday, 12 April 2026.
Documentation
FPSP-RFQ-2026-028: Request for Quotation – Support to Fiji’s Review of Mining and Quarries Legislative Framework
Background
The Fiji Program Support Platform (FPSP, also referred to as the ‘Platform’) is an Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) funded initiative. Commencing from January 2025, it will contribute to the delivery of Fiji’s national development priorities, in line with Australia's International Development Policy, the Fiji-Australia Vuvale Partnership and the Development Partnership Plan.
The Platform will deliver key bilateral programs, including health, education, scholarships, social infrastructure, governance, and emergency preparedness and response. Platform activities will identify and address climate risks, promote climate action, and embed gender equality, disability, and social inclusion (GEDSI) across and beyond sector programs. The Fiji Program Support Platform will operate until 30 September 2029. In addition, the Platform is engaged by DFAT to deliver activities under a Multi Sector Services Order (MSSO), reflecting DFAT’s commitment to providing flexible and responsive support to the Government of Fiji. This contracting modality enables the Platform to deliver advisory, non‑advisory, and ad hoc support services that respond to emerging priorities which may not align with existing sectoral programs and may operate across a range of Government of Fiji agencies.
The Opportunity
The Australian Government is supporting Fiji’s transition to a more diversified, trade climate resilient, and inclusive economy. Strengthening productive sectors connected, agriculture, fisheries, forestry, and minerals —- including requires strong institutional capacity, high quality policy advice, and effective whole of government coordination.
The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources (MLMR) is a key partner in this effort, given its central role in minerals sector governance. Through the Platform, time, Fiji based Adviser to the Mineral Resources Department – Australia has engaged a full Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources (the “Mining Adviser”) to support strengthening of the Mineral Resources Department, as well as the development of the Miner this position, Australia also intends al Exploration and Exploitation Bill (MEEB).
To compliment this, Abt Global, through the FPSP are approaching the market for a Short-term Consultancy (individual or firm) to strengthen the quality and analytical depth of the Adviser’s report through specialised technical expertise, international benchmarking, and expert peer review. Also, to ensure the work is informed by regional insights and diverse perspectives by facilitating consultations with government ministries and private sector stakeholders in Australia, Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea.
Submission
Submissions will be evaluated by an independent evaluation assessment panel and successful bidder will be formally notified of the outcome of the process.
To access the RFQ documents and Response Form, go to website:
Interested parties may request the RFQ documentation via email at tenders@fpsp.org.fj or can access the RFQ documents online from https://www.abtglobal.com/doing-business-with-abt/commercial-opportunities.
The closing date and time for submissions is Friday 17 April 2026, 4:00pm (Fiji Time).
Application Forms with required documentation must be submitted electronically in PDF format to: tenders@fpsp.org.fj
Documentation
INDUSTRY BRIEFING - NEW NATIONAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL INDUSTRY BRIEFING (STAGE 4&5) - NOTIFICATION TO MARKET
Background
The Australian Government the Fiji Ministry of Health and Medical Services (MHMS), and The Platform invites interested organisations to attend an Industry Briefing for health design services including Feasibility Study and Business Case required for the new National Referral Hospital Master Plan in Suva, Fiji. The Industry Briefing is aimed at providing prospective tenderers an opportunity to gain a better understanding of the project, indicative timelines and the tender requirements.
Attendance at the Industry Briefing is voluntary and is not a precondition of responding to any future market procurement documentation issued by the Platform.
Australia is partnering with the Government of Fiji to support the planning of a future National Referral Hospital through the New National Hospital Master Plan. The Master Plan is a nationally significant initiative that provides a structured, evidence-based pathway to guide future investment, manage delivery risks and ensure continuity of essential health services as Fiji plans for a modern, resilient and inclusive national hospital.
The Master Plan consists of 5 stages:
- Stage 1: Clinical Services Plan
- Stage 2: Site Options Analysis
- Stage 3: Preliminary Master Plan
- Stage 4: Feasibility Study and Concept Plan
- Stage 5: Business Case and Schematic Plan
The first two stages have been completed, and the third stage (Preliminary Master Plan) is anticipated to be delivered mid-2026. Stages 4 and 5 (Feasibility Study and Business Case) are planned to commence late 2026.
A brief agenda is outlined below:
- Welcome address
- Project context
- Project details
- Procurement schedule
- Questions
The Industry Briefing is scheduled for Thursday, 9 April, 11:00am–12:00pm Fiji Time (FJT) or 9:00-10:00am Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST).
Only registered attendees will be provided a secure link to join the briefing online. Details on how to register for the briefing are provided below.
The Industry Briefing will be recorded and made available by request after the briefing date.
Other Instructions
Attendance is strictly by registration. To register, please submit the following information to CWMH_Transaction@rpsconsulting.com prior to the registration closing date: 5:00pm, 8 April.
- First and Last Name
- Organisation Name
- Email Address
- Contact Number
- Attendance: online / in-person
If an organisation wishes to register multiple attendees, the Platform requests that this is coordinated by a single organisation contact who is responsible for submitting the above information for all attendees. The Platform will send correspondence via the organisation contact.
Conditions for Participants: Not applicable
Timeframe for Delivery: Nil
Address for Lodgement: Register to attend Industry Briefing at CWMH_Transaction@rpsconsulting.com in accordance with the instructions in the Notice.