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This individual procurement consultancy supports the TRANSFORME-RDC project, which seeks growth and employment for MSMEs, especially women-owned enterprises. The work covers planning and supervision of procurement for goods, works and services. It is a relevant development-procurement opportunity for an experienced francophone specialist.
Democratic Republic of the CongoThis opportunity has closed. The brief remains available for reference.
Why we picked it
Apply if your experience combines international-financial-institution procurement, public procurement procedures and contract-process supervision. The role has a clear economic-development and women’s-entrepreneurship connection.
Best for The target profile requires at least a Bac+5-level degree in a relevant field, 10 years of overall experience and substantial experience in procurement roles on internationally financed projects. Best audience: senior procurement specialists with strong French drafting and World Bank-procedure experience.
What you'll do
Plan and supervise procurement activities for goods, works, non-consulting services and consulting services within the project, while managing procedures, documentation and related contracts.
Who they want
Required: at least a Bac+5 degree in law, economics, engineering, management, procurement or an equivalent field; 10 years of overall experience, including the stated procurement experience on internationally financed projects; knowledge of World Bank procurement procedures, national and local-government procurement procedures and STEP; strong French; and good drafting, analytical and communication skills. Professional English is an advantage.
Before you apply
Deadline: 13 October 2026 at 16:00 local Kinshasa time. The preparation window is short, and the written expression of interest must be in French and identify the stated reference. No compensation amount, contract duration or work arrangement is stated, and regular office attendance is not stated.
This opportunity has closed. The original posting is retained for reference.
Published 11 Oct 2026.