Procurement Summary
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Summary: Data collection Consulting Services In West, Eastern and Southern Africa(Initially with a focus on Nigeria and Madagascar(Niger, Nasarawa)
Deadline: 03 Dec 2025
Other Information
Notice Type: Tender
TOT Ref.No.: 129533554
Document Ref. No.: P-Z1-FA0-227
Financier: African Development Bank (AfDB)
Purchaser Ownership: Public
Tender Value: Refer Document
Purchaser's Detail
Purchaser: CrossBoundary Energy Access Platform
Purchasers details
Nyaure@gmail.com, with cbeadealteam#crossboundary.com in copy
Tender Details
Request For Expression Of Interest - Data Collection Consulting Services In West, Eastern And Southern Africa (Nigeria &Madagascar)
CrossBoundary Energy Access Platform has floated a tender for Data Collection Consulting Services In West, Eastern And Southern Africa . The project location is Nigeria and Madagascar and the tender is closing on 03 Dec 2025. The tender notice number is P-Z1-FA0-227, while the TOT Ref Number is 129533554.
CrossBoundary Energy Access Platform (Access) has received a grant from the African
Development Bank (AFDB) to accelerate the adoption of electric productive use equipment
across its mini-grid sites through its Productive Use Appliances Financing Programme (the
PU Programme). Access has obtained a US$ 1m capital grant from AFDB to help more
than 900 customers in switching from diesel- powered equipment to electric equipment.
2. This consultancy aims to produce data on the adoption of electric productive use equipment
on CrossBoundary Energy Access Platform-s mini-grid sites. The assignment is expected
to be carried out over a period of 2 years, commencing in May 2026. The Programme-s
data collection will include the following, among others:
- Baseline analysis on potential productive use customers
- Conversions (type of equipment financed) over the grant period
- Drivers of adoption of electric productive use equipment
- Role and impact of sales, logistics, installation, and maintenance support in facilitating
the switch
- Changes in energy consumption patterns and sources
- Customer savings attributed to the switch from diesel to electric equipment
- Customer satisfaction with deposit support approach and suggestions for improvement
- Impact of the programme on average consumption per user
- Gender participation
- Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions
- Economic outcomes for rural customers
- Sustainability and scalability of the model
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