NCC14

National Competitiveness Commission wants Convene software, delivered to 42 Bates Street, Milton Park within 30 days but no licence count or term is given. Bids close 3 September 2026 at 17:00 CAT.

Convene software for the National Competitiveness Commission — a named board and meeting management product — delivered to 42 Bates Street, Milton Park, Harare. The delivery period is 30 days, funded from internally generated funds, with quotations valid for 30 days. The line item is a single unit with no description beyond the product name. The full tender document was not available to us — download the RFQ from the source before quoting, because a software licence cannot be priced without knowing how many users and for how long.

Low effort to bid.

Written from the published notice — the full tender document was not available to us. Download it from the source before bidding: eligibility rules, fees and specifications may only appear there.

• No user or licence count is given, and no subscription term — both are the entire basis of a software quote.
• The notice names one product specifically, so confirm from the RFQ whether an equivalent board management platform would be accepted or whether only Convene qualifies.
• It does not say whether implementation, training, data migration or ongoing support is in scope.
• Naming a single proprietary product without stating that equivalents are acceptable narrows the field to that vendor and its resellers.

• 3 Sept 2026, 17:00 — Closing date passed
• 1 Sept 2026, 08:03 — Published by NATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS COMMISSION