Benin - Web-Based Conflict Early Warning Software Development

The issuing agency in Benin is seeking software developers, small teams, or companies to design and develop a web-based conflict early warning system. This platform must support the collection, analysis, visualization, and reporting of conflict-related data to help analysts monitor risk indicators and identify emerging patterns. The system will enable leaders, stakeholders, and communities to make informed decisions before and during periods of violence by generating actionable alerts. The agency requires the software to be built from scratch, incorporating database integration and custom user interface and user experience design. The platform must integrate and synthesize data from multiple sources, including field reports, open-source intelligence, media monitoring, government statistics, and partner organizations. The system must centralize data management, monitor indicators in near real time, and identify patterns among events across time and space. The requested scope of work includes developing interactive visualizations, graphs, and geographic mapping tools that reveal patterns, trends, and anomalies for local risk assessments. The system must allow users to export charts, graphics, and datasets in Word, CSV, PDF, and Excel formats to facilitate information sharing and build situational awareness. The agency is requesting proposals to determine the budget, and the selected partner will perform all work offsite. Only organizations based onshore in Benin are eligible to bid for this opportunity. Bidders must submit their responses digitally, either via email or through the designated online portal. The agency has not specified key dates in the source document, but expects interested parties to submit comprehensive proposals addressing all technical requirements.