What the buyer needs
AI summaryThe United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) invites proposals for a Long-Term Arrangement for Creative, Digital Experience and Integrated Campaign Services in China. The selected vendor will deliver user-centric content creation, e-commerce user experience and web-based shop design, and integrated campaigns with end-to-end offline event production. Eligibility is limited to onshore vendors in China, and work must be performed onsite. Proposers must submit separate Technical and Price Proposals in PDF format via email to [email protected] by 10:20 hours Beijing time on 04 December 2026, with attachments not exceeding 10 megabytes per email. Proposals must be quoted in Renminbi, include the completed and signed Request for Proposal for Services Form, and exclude any price information from the Technical Proposal. UNICEF will not hold a public opening and will invalidate late or non-compliant submissions.
Scope of work
- User-centric content creation: content strategy, graphic design, Chinese copywriting, and creative concept development.
- E-commerce UX and web-based shop design: UX research, diagnostics, responsive UX/UI design, and front-end development support.
- Integrated campaigns and offline events: campaign strategy, end-to-end event production, digital-to-offline integration, and activation design.
Minimum qualifications
- Onshore (China Only) eligibility.
- Financially solvent with full authority and power to submit the proposal.
- UNGM registration.
Documents to include with your response
- Completed and signed Bid Declaration Form / Request for Proposal for Services Form
- Technical Proposal (without any price information)
- Price Proposal (in Renminbi, submitted separately)
- Joint Venture Agreement (if submitting as a joint venture)
- Disclosure of any planned subcontracting
How to submit
- Method
- Instructions
- Email Technical Proposal and Price Proposal as separate PDF attachments (maximum 10 megabytes per email) to [email protected]. No price information may be included in the Technical Proposal.
