RFQ - Event Venue for UNFPA side event in World Economic Forum 2027

UNFPA
RFQ - Event Venue for UNFPA side event in World Economic Forum 2027 Request for quotation

Reference: UNFPA-USA-00027
Beneficiary countries or territories: Switzerland
Registration level: Basic
Published on: 20-Oct-2026
Deadline on: 03-Nov-2026 11:00 (GMT -4.00)
Description

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) participates in the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting which takes place in Davos, Switzerland annually. UNFPA’s participation is led by the Executive Director who is engaged as the principle in several WEF and partner led events and meetings. 

Purpose:

UNFPA seeks a venue to host two possible high level side events on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos. Bidders are requested to submit quotes for venue services which include the physical space, tech and AV capabilities, and catering services. 

 

UNFPA is using Quantum, an ERP platform based Oracle Cloud, which supports the United Nations procurement processes. To access the Solicitation Documents and/or submit a response, please log in to the Quantum and subscribe to the subject tender following the instructions below:

(I) Suppliers with an Existing Profile in Quantum:

Note: Do not create a new profile if you already have one. Use the forgotten password feature in case you do not remember the password or the username from the previous registration.

(II) Suppliers without an Existing Profile in Quantum:

(III) Notifications from UNFPA regarding the tender:

To ensure you receive any updates or Amendments related to the tender, kindly create a draft response without submitting. This will activate notifications from the system regarding the changes to the tender requirements, if any.

(IV) Clarification Requests:

Should you require any clarifications, please use the "Messages" functionality directly in the system.

Thank you and we look forward to receiving your quotation.

UNFPA Supply Chain Management Unit


Email address: meci@unfpa.org
Surname: Olsi Meci