MOHCC ICT 32/2026

Ministry of Health and Child Care wants 25,373 units of bio-larvicides delivered to Natpharm Harare within 120 days; bids close 16 October, 5pm.

Bio-larvicides for the Ministry of Health and Child Care's vector control programme — 25,373 units, delivered to Natpharm in Harare over a 120-day period. Bids stay valid for 120 days. The quantity is precise but the unit is not defined, and no active ingredient is named. Bio-larvicide usually means a Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis or Bacillus sphaericus formulation, and the strain, the potency and the formulation (granule, briquette, liquid) all change both the price and the dosing. The full tender document was not available to us. Download it from the source before bidding: the product specification, the WHO prequalification status required and the pack size will be in the document.

Moderate 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 bid document fee is stated on the notice (listed as 0).

• No active ingredient, strain, potency or formulation is named for 25,373 units.
• The unit is unstated — sachets, kilograms and litres price very differently.
• Public health pesticides usually require WHO prequalification and local registration; neither is mentioned on the notice.

• 21 Aug 2026, 17:00 — Published by MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND CHILD CARE