Contract Award Project: P180508-Enhancing Women Economic Opportunities in Jordan Operation Loan/Credit/TF Info: TF-C4299 Bid/Contract Reference No: JO-EWEO-GO-DIR-001 Procurement Method: DIR-Direct Selection Scope of Contract: Supply and Installation of IT Equipment for EWEO project staff Notice Version No: 0 Date Notification of Award Issued (YYYY/MM/DD) 2026/10/14 Duration of Contract 4 Week(s) Awarded Bidder(s): CITY CENTER FOR COMPUTERS (773079) 1 Country: Jordan Bid Price at Opening JOD 4450.000 Evaluated Bid Price JOD 4450.000 Signed Contract price JOD 4450.000
Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development Modernizing Education, Skills, and Administrative Reforms (MASAR) Program Terms of Reference for: Digital Transformation Senior Coordinator Reference No.: JO-MOE-566807-CS-INDV Program Background: The Modernizing Education, Skills, and Administrative Reforms (MASAR) Program for Results (PforR) is a transformative, system-wide reform initiative anchored in Jordan's Economic Modernization Vision (EMV). The MASAR Operation is designed to support the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development in addressing foundational bottlenecks in access, quality, and relevance of education, with a dual emphasis on equity and efficiency. The operation aims to strengthen institutional capacity while enabling measurable improvements in learning outcomes and employability, particularly through early childhood education and labor market-aligned technical and vocational education and training (TVET), and digital transformation in education. The program became effective in 2024, with a total financing envelope of USD 400 million, supported by the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD). It comprises two core components: Program-for-Results (PforR) : the principal financing instrument that disburses against verified achievement of results tied to government reform priorities. Investment Project Financing (IPF) : a complementary technical assistance (TA) component aimed at supporting the implementation of system-strengthening activities and accelerating the achievement of Disbursement Linked Indicators (DLIs). MASAR is structured around four interlinked Results Areas (RAs) that are strategically aligned with key education-sector transition points and cross-cutting governance reforms: RA1: Home to School - Expanding Access to Foundational Learning. This includes (i) increasing equitable access to KG2, particularly in under-served districts and refugee-hosting communities; (ii) enhancing the quality of early childhood education through a revised KG1-KG2 curriculum and quality assurance mechanisms; and (iii) improving foundational literacy skills for Grades 1-3 through targeted pedagogical interventions and a comprehensive implementation plan. RA2: School to Work - Increasing Access to Labor Market-Relevant TVET. MASAR seeks to improve the alignment of TVET with private sector needs by institutionalizing public-private partnerships, scaling apprenticeships, and expanding career guidance and employment pathways. This is complemented by the operationalization of an equivalency system that supports the portability and recognition of TVET qualifications, and enhanced use of learner trajectory data to inform student support services. RA3: Strengthening Sector Governance and Efficiency. The program supports the operationalization of a restructured governance model for the education sector and introduces reforms to human resource management, with a particular focus on teacher recruitment, deployment, and professional development policies. RA4: Digital Transformation in Education, to be introduced through the MASAR Additional Financing (AF), supporting digital and AI-enabled learning for students in Grades 4-12 and strengthening the institutional infrastructure needed for national-scale technology integration in education. In addition to its core education objectives, MASAR embeds environmental and social sustainability principles across its implementation. Ultimately, MASAR is designed to deliver measurable, inclusive, and sustainable improvements in Jordan's education system. It expands access to early learning, strengthens foundational skills, improves graduate employability, strengthens digital skills, technology-enabled learning, and future-ready competencies, and reinforces institutional coherence through evidence-based policymaking. By supporting inclusive education and strengthening school-to-work transitions, the program directly contributes to Jordan's long-term econom…
Ministry of Education
Jordan
3 Nov 2026(4d)
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M inistry of Education and Human Resources Development Modernizing Education, Skills, and Administrative Reforms (MASAR) Program Terms of Reference for: Technical and Vocational Education and Training - TVET - Senior Coordinator Reference No.: JO-MOE-566808-CS-INDV Program Background: The Modernizing Education, Skills, and Administrative Reforms (MASAR) Program for Results (PforR) is a transformative, system-wide reform initiative anchored in Jordan's Economic Modernization Vision (EMV). The MASAR Operation is designed to support the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development in addressing foundational bottlenecks in access, quality, and relevance of education, with a dual emphasis on equity and efficiency. The operation aims to strengthen institutional capacity while enabling measurable improvements in learning outcomes and employability, particularly through early childhood education and labor market-aligned technical and vocational education and training (TVET), and digital transformation in education. The program became effective in 2024, with a total financing envelope of USD 400 million, supported by the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD). It comprises two core components: Program-for-Results (PforR) : the principal financing instrument that disburses against verified achievement of results tied to government reform priorities. Investment Project Financing (IPF) : a complementary technical assistance (TA) component aimed at supporting the implementation of system-strengthening activities and accelerating the achievement of Disbursement Linked Indicators (DLIs). MASAR is structured around four interlinked Results Areas (RAs) that are strategically aligned with key education-sector transition points and cross-cutting governance reforms: RA1: Home to School - Expanding Access to Foundational Learning. This includes (i) increasing equitable access to KG2, particularly in under-served districts and refugee-hosting communities; (ii) enhancing the quality of early childhood education through a revised KG1-KG2 curriculum and quality assurance mechanisms; and (iii) improving foundational literacy skills for Grades 1-3 through targeted pedagogical interventions and a comprehensive implementation plan. RA2: School to Work - Increasing Access to Labor Market-Relevant TVET. MASAR seeks to improve the alignment of TVET with private sector needs by institutionalizing public-private partnerships, scaling apprenticeships, and expanding career guidance and employment pathways. This is complemented by the operationalization of an equivalency system that supports the portability and recognition of TVET qualifications, and enhanced use of learner trajectory data to inform student support services. RA3: Strengthening Sector Governance and Efficiency. The program supports the operationalization of a restructured governance model for the education sector and introduces reforms to human resource management, with a particular focus on teacher recruitment, deployment, and professional development policies. RA4: Digital Transformation in Education, to be introduced through the MASAR Additional Financing (AF), supporting digital and AI-enabled learning for students in Grades 4-12 and strengthening the institutional infrastructure needed for national-scale technology integration in education. In addition to its core education objectives, MASAR embeds environmental and social sustainability principles across its implementation. Ultimately, MASAR is designed to deliver measurable, inclusive, and sustainable improvements in Jordan's education system. It expands access to early learning, strengthens foundational skills, improves graduate employability, strengthens digital skills, technology-enabled learning, and future-ready competencies, and reinforces institutional coherence through evidence-based policymaking. By supporting inclusive education and strengthening school-to-work transitions, the program directly contr…
Contract Award Project: P503369-Jordan: Modernizing Education, Skills, and Administrative Reforms (MASAR) Operation Loan/Credit/TF Info: TF-C5655 Bid/Contract Reference No: JO-MOE-516349-CS-QCBS Procurement Method: QCBS-Quality And Cost-Based Selection Scope of Contract: Consultancy for the Design and Implementation of MASAR Strategic Communications Program under the Ministry of Education Notice Version No: 0 Date Notification of Award Issued (YYYY/MM/DD) 2026/10/12 Duration of Contract 3 Year(s) Minimum Qualifying Score 70 Awarded Firm(s): MAKANA 360 (1074736) Amman, Jordan Country: Jordan Beneficial Ownership Details Form Date: 12-OCT-26 Name Nationality Residence Country Conditions Met Abdurrahman Fahad Al Husami JO Jordan Directly or indirectly holding 25% or more of the shares, Directly or indirectly holding 25 % or more of the Voting Rights, Directly or indirectly having the right to appoint a majority of the board of the directors or an equivalent Scores Technical: 85.40 Methodology: 35.17 Key Personnel: 50.23 Financial: 93.49 Combined: 87.83 Rank: 1 Final Evaluation Price USD 850000.00 Signed Contract Price USD 850000.00 Price: Currency: Amount: United States Dollars (United States Dollars) 850000.00 Evaluated Firm(s): LEODEN MARKETING (1074710) Country: Jordan Final Evaluation Price USD 860383.64 Price: Currency: Amount: WUNDERMAN AMMAN (624055) Country: Jordan Final Evaluation Price USD 794642.93 Price: Currency: Amount: AL SHAKER BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANT (881840) Country: Jordan Final Evaluation Price USD 848020.20 Price: Currency: Amount: LAPIS INTERNATIONAL HOLDINGS LIMITED (1074709) Country: Jordan Final Evaluation Price USD 999985.00 Price: Currency: Amount: Rejected Firm(s): PROGRESSIVE GENERATION STUDIOS (716955) Country: Jordan Final Evaluation Price Reason for Rejection Failure to meet minimum technical score Price: Currency: Amount:
Jordan: Modernizing Education, Skills, and Administrative Reforms (MASAR) Operation