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Supply of One Unit of Mapping Drone for the National Environmental Management Council
Project Reference: P04809
Donor reference: AVTZ00019
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About the Project
Pamoja Tuhifadhi Bahari Yetu (BY) Project is a four-year initiative (2024–2028) implemented by IUCN, TNC, WCS, WWF, FORUMCC, and government counterparts in Mainland Tanzania (through the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries-MLF) and Zanzibar (through the Ministry of Blue Economy and Fisheries-MOBEF). The project aims to:
Improve environmental protection and biodiversity conservation of coastal and marine ecosystems.
Strengthen community-led coastal forest resource management.
Reduce plastic pollution in rivers, estuaries, and the marine environment; and
Enhance institutional and research capacity for coastal and marine resource management.
The project is structured around five work packages (WP), each of which is implemented by a distinct partner, and, when necessary, by two partners, to achieve the outcomes. The WPs are in the following areas: protection of marine resources and biodiversity, strengthening of community-led management of coastal forests, prevention of plastic litter in marine and estuary water bodies, enhancement of institutional capacities for the research, monitoring, surveillance, and management of coastal and marine resources, and the last is project management, coordination, and acceleration of impact. Work Package 3 of the Bahari Yetu Project aims to strengthens NEMC’s capacity on enforcement of policies and regulations on marine plastic litter in marine and estuarine ecosystems. As part of this, the project will assist NEMC with Mapping and Inspections Dorone systems that will assist in providing valuable real-time data to track pollution trends, enhance monitoring capabilities, and guide decision-making. The data will also inform evidence-based policy development, improve enforcement strategies and ensure that interventions are grounded in accurate information to effectively reduce plastic waste.
One Unit of Mapping Drone Specifications.
DJI Matrice 4 Series (Take-off weight with propellers 1219g, Take-off weight with low noise propellers 1229g, Max Take-off weight 1420-1430g, Dimension folded 260.6 x 113.7 x 138.4mm, Dimension unfolded 307.0 x 387.5 x 149.5mm. Max Payload 200g, Propeller size10.8in, Max Ascent speed 10m/s, Maximum Horizontal speed20m/s, Max altitude, 6000m, Max Flight time 49 minutes, Maximum Hover Time 42 minutes, Diagonal Wheelbase438.8mm,
After sales
After sales includes the transportation/shipment to IUCN Office in Dar Es Salaam
Essential Requirements
N/A
Non-Essential Requirements
N/A
Optional Requirements
N/A
Delivery Times and Conditions
Delivery no later than May 30, 2026, at IUCN Office in Dar es Salaam
Applicable INCOTERMS®: DDP (delivered duty paid
How to apply
Step 1: Acquire Tender Documents
Obtain the relevant tender documents.
Step 2: Review Requirements
Thoroughly read the tender specifications, terms, and conditions.
Step 3: Prepare Proposal
Prepare your proposal as guided, ensuring all the required information is included.
Step 4: Submission
Submit your completed proposal by May 17th, 2026, via the email address