Requests for proposals

The Global Oxygen Alliance (GO2AL) Oxygen Infrastructure and Service Provider Mapping project, funded by Unitaid and the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) and led by PATH in collaboration with country governments and other stakeholders, seeks to improve the availability of information on oxygen infrastructure and service ecosystems.

The project’s primary deliverable is a web-based oxygen ecosystem platform that will provide information on oxygen infrastructure assets, oxygen service providers, and national oxygen demand and gap estimates. The platform is intended to serve as a public resource to support evidence-based planning, investment decision-making, and coordination among stakeholders involved in strengthening oxygen systems.

The platform will initially be piloted in Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, Senegal, and Rwanda (the "Pilot Geographies"). As part of the project, PATH is seeking information from qualified oxygen service providers for possible inclusion in the platform's service provider database. The database will consist of a searchable directory of service providers operating within one or more of the Pilot Geographies. Information published may include the provider’s business details, service offerings, geographic coverage, and contact information.

This RFI will not lead to a contract or award; it is purely an information-gathering exercise. By submitting a response, respondents agree that their information (including contact details) may be included in the publicly-accessible platform developed under the GO2AL Oxygen Infrastructure and Service Provider Mapping project.

Documents

RFI 2026-075

Service Provider Information Sheet

PATH is pleased to announce the release of two Requests for Proposals (RFPs) under the Innovations for Enhanced Access to Oxygen (INNOVATE) project. Through these opportunities, we are seeking qualified organizations to support project implementation from 2026–2029.

RFP 2026-069 (Output 2) is seeking support with the development and implementation of sustainable business models and market interventions to improve access to medical oxygen in Senegal.

Detailed scope of work, eligibility requirements, application instructions, and evaluation criteria are provided in the RFP.

Documents

RFP 2026-069 (Output 2)

Budget template

Budget narrative

About the opportunities

Organizations that meet the qualifications are welcome to apply for one or both RFPs, as appropriate to their expertise and experience. See below tab for more information about the second, related RFP [RFP 2026-068 (Output 4)].

We encourage qualified organizations to review the RFP documentation and submit a proposal in accordance with the instructions provided. If applying to both, please acknowledge so in your application.

PATH is pleased to announce the release of two Requests for Proposals (RFPs) under the Innovations for Enhanced Access to Oxygen (INNOVATE) project. Through these opportunities, we are seeking qualified organizations to support project implementation from 2026–2029.

RFP 2026-068 (Output 4) is seeking support with civil society organization (CSO) coalition building and advocacy to strengthen oxygen access across West Africa.

Detailed scope of work, eligibility requirements, application instructions, and evaluation criteria are provided in the RFP.

Documents

RFP 2026-068 (Output 4)

Budget template

Budget narrative

About the opportunities

Organizations that meet the qualifications are welcome to apply for one or both RFPs, as appropriate to their expertise and experience. See above tab for more information about the second, related RFP [RFP 2026-068 (Output 2)].

We encourage qualified organizations to review the RFP documentation and submit a proposal in accordance with the instructions provided. If applying to both, please acknowledge so in your application.

PATH is soliciting proposals from qualified organisations to provide business analysis and enterprise architecture services to the SHIELD project, funded by Wellcome, to define the requirements for the integrated climate and health data services platform.

Climate change is already affecting health outcomes in Malawi. Floods, cyclones, heat stress, and changing rainfall patterns are contributing to increased risks of cholera, malaria, diarrhea diseases, malnutrition, and other climate-sensitive conditions. While Malawi has strong institutions and systems generating climate and health data, these data are often produced and used separately. As a result, critical decisions related to preparedness, resource allocation, and early action are frequently made without a combined view of climate and health risk. The challenge is not a lack of data. The challenge is how to bring existing data together in a way that supports timely, practical decision-making by the Ministry of Health and its partners.

The SHIELD project responds to that gap by partnering with government leaders in Malawi and other key stakeholders to strengthen how climate and health data are used together to support planning, preparedness, and resilience.

The selected contractor will provide Business Analysis and Enterprise Architecture services to define the functional, technical, and interoperability requirements for the SHIELD Climate and Health Data Services platform. This includes analysing business needs and workflows, defining as-is and to-be system architecture and integration approaches, and producing a technical blueprint to guide the subsequent development and implementation of data service.

RFP schedule

• June 12, 2026: Request for quotation (RFQ) released
  
• June 25, 2026: Deadline to confirm interest and submit queries
  
• July 10, 2026 by 5:00pm UTC: Deadline for proposal submission
  
• July 2026: Outcome communication

Documents

• RFQ 2026-064: To provide business analysis and enterprise architecture services to the SHIELD project in Malawi.
• Responses to questions.