The Government of Liberia has applied to the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) for grant funding under a Compact to help accelerate economic growth and reduce poverty in Liberia.
According to a statement issued by the Ministry of Finance, the government has established a Compact Development Team (CDT) unit within the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning (MFDP) to develop the proposed Compact. The government is expected to contribute approximately US$2.3 million toward Compact development and initial implementation activities. This amount is subject to revision.
MCC is an independent U.S. Government agency focused on unlocking economic growth through results-driven foreign assistance. MCC grants support large-scale infrastructure, strategic reforms, and economic modernization. MCC advances America’s interests by delivering measurable returns to both recipient countries and U.S. taxpayers through expanded commercial opportunities, strengthened economic partnerships, and sustainable economic growth.
The proposed Compact is in its early stages and is expected to include investments in economic and governance infrastructure in the energy and mining sectors. The proposed Compact will include grant funding from MCC and a contribution from the Government. This funding will be in addition to the Government’s contribution toward the development of the proposed Compact.
During the twelve (12) months from July 2026 through June 2027, the Government, acting through the CDT, intends to initiate procurement processes for the following services using the Government’s contribution toward development of the proposed Compact. This General Procurement Notice updates GPN Version 2026-GPN-01 dated July 8, 2026, and provides the current list of procurement opportunities anticipated during this period.
Procurements for the period July 2026 to June 2027: estimated total value: US$ 26,410,000.00. Requirement type: Consultant Services. Procurement Agent Services: Airborne Geophysical Survey and Mapping Services. Quality Control/Quality Assurance of Airborne Geophysical Data Acquisition. External Panel Members for Evaluation of Offers: Goods/works/non-consultant services.
This notice retains the procurement opportunities identified in GPN Version 2026-GPN-01 and adds the Consulting Services for the Airborne Geophysical Survey and Mapping Services (including the reassessment/reinterpretation of legacy geophysical data, subject to the availability of legacy data) and the Quality Control/Quality Assurance of Airborne Geophysical Data Acquisition.
This GPN will be updated and published periodically as additional procurement opportunities related to the development and implementation of the proposed Compact are identified.
Contracts for goods, works, and services for the development and implementation of the proposed Compact, whether financed by the Government, MCC, or both, will be procured in accordance with the principles, rules, and procedures set out in the MCC’s Accountable Entity Procurement Policy and Guidelines (PPG), which can be found on the MCC’s website:
Procurements are open to all bidders from all eligible source countries as defined in the PPG. Specific Procurement Notices (SPN) for contracts to be procured through competitive bidding procedures will be published, as they become available, in a local newspaper, on dgMarket (http://www.dgmarket.com
The statement noted that interested eligible contractors and consultants wishing to be included on the mailing list to receive a copy of advertisements for specific procurements, or requiring additional information, should register using the following link: GPN 2 for CDT Liberia. Interested firms and consultants should provide their correct email contact details.
