Job Details
- Location: Kenya
Job Description
Background
Plan International is an independent development and humanitarian organisation working to advance children's rights and equality for girls. Plan International intends to transform its new office premises into a modern, professional, functional and executive working environment that supports effective management, staff engagement and professional interaction with partners and visitors.
This RFP therefore focuses specifically on
- Interior design
- Space planning for all entities -Regional Hub, Global Hub, Kenya office and conference rooms for both external and internal meetings
- Executive-office fit-out
- Fittings and finishes, where required; and
- External landscaping.
Objective
The principal objective is to engage a suitably qualified contractor to transform the existing office environment into a: Modern, Professional, Functional, Executive, Welcoming, Inclusive, Sustainable office environment.
Site Assessment
The contractor shall undertake a detailed assessment of the premises, identify gaps and develop a detailed report with recommendations, including:
Verification of dimensions
- Existing space configuration
- Existing finishes gaps and recommendations
- Existing furniture and fittings
- Natural lighting
- Existing services relevant to the proposed design
- Entrance/reception arrangements
- Landscaping opportunities; and other site conditions affecting the assignment.
Interior Design and Space Planning
The contractor shall develop a comprehensive interior design concept covering:
Workstations
- Meeting rooms that meet both internal and external stakeholders’ standards
- Collaboration spaces
- Reception and visibility profile that meet international standards
- Waiting areas
- Corridors
- Common areas
- Staff breakout areas; and
- Other functional spaces.
Design Concept and Visualisation
The contractor shall provide
- Design concept
- Materials palette
- Finishes schedule
- 2D floor plans
- Furniture layouts
- Reflected/indicative ceiling and lighting concepts where relevant
- 3D External landscaping concept; and
- High-quality 3D visualisations.
At minimum, 3D visualisations should cover key areas such as
Main entrance/reception layout
- Office layout
- Boardrooms/meeting rooms layout
- General office area layout
- External entrance
- Compound and Landscaped area layout.
Interior works
Following approval, the contractor shall implement the approved design, including as applicable:
Interior finishes
- Installation, positioning and integration of existing office workstations and standing workstations
- Repositioning, installation and integration of existing furniture in accordance with the approved space plan and furniture layout
- ICT and Smart Office layout and lighting fixtures
- Blinds and other window treatments
- Joinery and other approved interior fittings
- Decorative installations
- Signage
- Branding; and
- Other minor fit-out works required to implement the approved design.
Furniture Scope
The contractor shall
not be required to procure or supply furniture
under this assignment. The contractor shall assess, reposition, install and integrate existing furniture into the approved office design.
External Landscaping
The contractor shall develop and implement a landscaping solution that complements the proposed executive office environment.
The scope shall include
Landscape master plan
- Lawn areas
- Car Park mapping
- Trees and shrubs
- Hard landscaping
- Walkways
- External seating
- Branding
- Solar readiness assessment
- External lighting recommendations
- Other external beautification works.
Sustainability and Accessibility
The proposed solution shall consider
Energy-efficient lighting
- Sustainable materials
- Natural light
- Indoor environmental quality
- Waste reduction
- Accessibility for persons with disabilities
- Staff wellbeing
Interface with Separate Renovation Works
For avoidance of doubt, the following are
not included
Major structural works
Major building repairs
Roofing
Major plumbing rehabilitation
Major electrical rehabilitation
Major civil works
Structural alterations; and
Other major building defects.
Design Deliverables
The contractor shall provide the following deliverables
Site Assessment Report
- Detailed assessment of the premises, including measurements, existing conditions, utilities/services, finishes, lighting, existing furniture and fittings, entrance/reception, landscaping opportunities and recommendations.
Design Brief and Interior Design Concept
- Comprehensive design concept covering reception, executive offices, workstations, meeting/boardrooms, collaboration areas, common spaces, staff amenities and other functional areas.
Space Planning and Furniture Layout
- Optimised space plans showing departmental layouts, circulation, meeting spaces, collaborative areas and the positioning and integration of existing furniture.
Design Package
- Complete design package including concept design, mood boards, colour palette, material specifications, finishes schedule, lighting concept, branding/signage concept and furniture placement plans.
2D and 3D Drawings/Visualisations
- Detailed 2D drawings and high-quality 3D visualisations covering key internal and external areas, including reception, offices, meeting rooms, general office areas, entrance and landscaped compound.
Landscape Design
- Landscape master plan covering walkways, lawns, trees, shrubs, external seating, car park layout, external lighting, branding, solar readiness and other external beautification works.
Final Design Package
- Incorporating Plan International's comments and approvals and providing the final drawings, specifications and schedules required for implementation.
Final Costed Bill of Quantities (BOQ)
- Detailed and itemised BOQ based on the approved design, covering fit-out works, finishes, fittings, lighting, landscaping, branding, labour, installation and other approved works, excluding furniture procurement.
Implementation Deliverables
Following approval of the final design and BOQ, the contractor shall provide:
Implementation and Office Fit-Out
- Execute the approved design, including painting, finishes, lighting, window treatments/blinds, branding, signage, partitioning where required, installation and positioning of existing furniture, and other approved fit-out works.
Furniture Integration
- Assess, reposition, install and integrate existing furniture into the approved office design. Furniture procurement is excluded from the contractor's scope unless separately authorised by Plan International.
Approved Materials and Samples
- Submit materials, finishes and samples for Plan International's approval before installation, where required.
Project Management and Site Supervision
- Coordinate implementation activities, supervise works, manage interfaces with other contractors/works, monitor progress and provide regular progress reports.
Quality Assurance and HSE Compliance
- Ensure workmanship, materials and installations meet approved specifications, applicable standards and Plan International's HSE requirements.
Defects and Snagging
- Conduct inspections, prepare and close out the snag list, and rectify defects attributable to workmanship or supplied materials within the agreed defects liability period.
Final Handover
- Complete final inspection, testing and commissioning where applicable, cleaning, waste/debris removal, submission of as-built drawings where applicable, warranties for installed items, and formal handover of the completed works.
Completion Documentation
- Submit all required completion records, approved material schedules, warranties, certificates, as-built information and final handover documentation.
Bidder Qualification
Mandatory Eligibility Requirements Bidders shall provide
- Certificate of incorporation/registration
- Valid Tax Compliance Certificate
- Relevant business licences
- Company profile
- Evidence of relevant experience
- At least three similar projects completed within the last five years
- Client references
- Details of proposed key personnel
- Evidence of capacity to undertake the assignment
- Confirmation of mandatory site visit attendance
Mandatory Site Visit
The site visit shall enable bidders to
Inspect the premises
- Take measurements
- Assess existing conditions
- Review external areas
- Understand access constraints
- Identify design opportunities; and
- Develop accurate technical and financial proposals.
Please note that the offices are located next to the Denmark Embassy at 13 Runda Drive, Plot 131, after the roundabout. Our contact person is Muiruri, who will provide access to the premises and sign the site visit letter.
You may visit the site on any day between 14th and 18th September 2026, from 9:00am to 4:00p
m.
Kindly share the signed site visit letter and all required TOR documents through the provided email.
Please also note that the assignment covers both design and implementation. The successful supplier will develop the design and, once approved, implement the proposed fit-out and landscaping works.
Proposal Requirements Technical Proposal
The technical proposal shall contain
Company profile
Registration/statutory documents
Relevant experience
Three comparable projects
Client references
Proposed team
CVs
Understanding of the assignment
Design approach
Preliminary interior concept
Preliminary landscaping concept
2D layout
3D visualisations
Work plan
Financial Proposal
The financial proposal shall include a detailed and fully priced BOQ covering:
Component
Requirement
Design services
Itemised
Interior fit-out
Fittings
Finishes
Joinery
Lighting items
Landscaping
Installation/labour
Branding
Proposal Submission Format
Bidders shall submit
File 1– Technical Proposal
- File 2– Financial Proposal
- File 3– Design Visualisations/Portfolio
PART I –EVALUATION
Evaluation Methodology
Evaluation shall be conducted in stages.
Stage 1– Mandatory Compliance
Pass/Fail assessment of
Statutory documentation
Eligibility
- Mandatory site visit
- Required experience
- Required proposal documents; and
- Other mandatory requirements.
Stage 2– Technical Evaluation
Criteria
Weight
Company experience and comparable projects
15%
Interior design concept and 3D visualisation
20%
Landscaping concept
10%
Technical approach and methodology
Project team and capacity
Work programme
5%
Sustainability, accessibility and HSE approach
Technical Total
80%
Stage 3– Financial Evaluation
Financial proposal –20%
Total evaluation = 100%.
A minimum technical threshold of
70% of the technical score
is recommended before financial proposals are considered.
HSE Requirements
The contractor shall comply with applicable occupational health and safety requirements and Plan International's site requirements.
Safeguarding And Ethical Requirements Plan International Standards
The successful contractor and all personnel/subcontractors engaged on the assignment shall comply with Plan International's applicable policies
Conflict of Interest
Bidders shall declare any actual, potential or perceived conflict of interest.
A bidder shall not seek to improperly influence the procurement or evaluation process.
- Plan reserves the right to reject a proposal where a conflict of interest materially compromises the integrity of the procurement process.
Anti-Fraud and Anti-Corruption
Plan International maintains zero tolerancefor fraud,bribery, corruption and unethical procurement practices.
- Any such conduct may result in disqualification and/or further action in accordance with applicable Plan procedures.
Variations and Additional Works
No variation, additional work or additional expenditure shall be undertaken without prior written approval from Plan International.
- Verbal instructions shall not constitute authorisation for additional costs.
Payment
Payments shall be linked to agreed deliverables and milestones and shall be subject to:
Satisfactory performance
How to Apply
Apply by email: kenya.bids@plan-international.org
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