Invitation to Tender (ITT)

The British Council is the UK’s organisation for international cultural relations and educational opportunities.

It currently has offices in the order of 250 in towns and cities across some 112 countries worldwide, and a staff of over 6,000. It's work includes teaching English; running information centres; promoting British education and training; working closely with governments and NGOs on reform and good governance; and demonstrating the innovation, creativity and excellence of British science, arts, literature and design. Founded in 1934, we are a UK charity governed by Royal Charter and a UK public body. Further information can be viewed at www.britishcouncil.org.  

We invite you to participate in the Invitation to Tender (ITT) for the British Council's Computer-Based Testing (ACCA Exam) Venue in Kathmandu, Nepal.

This is an electronic tendering process; For further information, please register on  https://tap.tcsapps.com/tap2/#/bc-supplier-registration, thereafter login to the portal using the following link https://tap.tcsapps.com/tap2/#/login-supplierS

Please note the additional notes below:

From this web site you can

• View a list of tenders/contracts/quotations.
• View information on contracts that have already been awarded.
• Express interest in a particular tender or quotation.
• Receive tender and/or quotation documentation.
• Safely return your tender or quotation documents.
• Send and receive correspondence.

How do you get started?

• To browse the list of tenders and quotations select the Tenders option. If you are interested in any of those listed, click the View Details button for further information and to express your interest.
• To gain full access to this web site you must register your company/organisation using the Register option.
• You will receive an email containing your Login Information when your registration has been accepted.
• Once you have received your Login Information, or if you are already a registered user, select the Login option.

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