Request for quotation notice.
REQUEST FOR QUOTATION FOR THE PROVISION OF POST-RETURN EXPERIENCE AND REINTEGRATION PATHWAYS: SYRIAN RETURNEES (IDP, JORDAN AND LEBANON REFUGEE RETURNEES) CONSULTANCY SERVICE
[RFQ/MENA/26/005]
Following the fall of the Assad government in December 2024, the pace of return movements from Jordan and Lebanon has accelerated. While humanitarian actors have invested significantly in tracking intentions to return and return movements, far less is known about what actually happens after return, and almost nothing has been systematically documented about what enables successful, sustainable reintegration as opposed to what causes it to fail.
This evidence gap has direct programmatic consequences. INGOs operating in Syria's return areas are making decisions about reception support, livelihood programming, shelter, and community cohesion with limited grounding in the lived experiences of returnees themselves. We lack qualitative evidence that would allow better identification of what works- the conditions, assets, relationships, and support mechanisms that returnees themselves associate with positive reintegration pathways and outcomes - distinct from cataloguing barriers and protection risks.
This research piece would address that gap with an explicit solutions orientation: the primary analytical question is what successful early reintegration looks like and how we can support more of it, rather than what is going wrong for returnees.
This study is designed as a pilot, with strong programmatic utility, while generating the evidence base and case for a broader multi-site phase 2, which could be fundraised for. This study is intended to complement rather than duplicate existing quantitative intention surveys including UNHCR's ePRIS and complement work led by the Solutions Working Group inside Syria and the various Durable Solutions coordination architectures that exist at country and regional level. This study is designed as a pilot to provide both a standalone evidence contribution and the foundation for a potential phase 2 study across two to three additional governorates, inclusion of a re-displaced secondary sample (both inside Syria and cross-border movements back to Lebanon), measuring the distinction between rural areas supported with humanitarian programming; and a longitudinal follow-up component.
Deadline for Bids:
Deadline for bid submission is 02.08.2026 - 13:00 PM Amman time.
Please submit your bid by uploading all files to the e-tender box (eTB) website - the link is included in the file 0_LINK TO UPLOAD BID.pdf, which you downloaded together with this tender package.
In order to avoid technical problems, please note that you can upload as many files as it is required, but the single file size is limited to 10 MB each, and it is not allowed to upload zip, rar or 7z file. Files with the same file name cannot be uploaded twice.
After successful bid submission, you will receive an e-mail confirmation from the eTB system, with the list of submitted files. If you notice that some files have not been successfully uploaded (e.g. due to the internet interruption), please submit missing file(s) again and please put MF after the company name (example: ABC company MF).
If you need to submit a revised bid before the deadline, the Company name in the eTB system should be modified by adding “2” after the Company name and the latest submission will be considered as the final bid. (Example: ABC company 2)
If you have any technical questions please use the link available also in downloaded file 0_LINK TO UPLOAD BID.pdf before 26.07.2026. After submitting your question, you will receive an e-mail confirmation from eTB system.
If you do not receive confirmation e-mails, or in case of technical problems, please contact jo.contact@nrc.no.
Complete RFQ documents can be obtained, free of charge from 19 July 2026 until 02 August 2026, 12:00 pm (Amman Time), by accessing the following link: https://etbsystem.no/ClientTrans/Download?ID=DhUoFCVJ3y0%3d
If you do not receive an e-mail, or in case of technical problems, please contact jo.contact@nrc.no with email subject as: (RFQ/MENA/26/005) – Technical Enquiry
Regards,
NRC Procurement Unit