NIGERIAN ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION
PLOT NO. 1387, CADASTRAL ZONE, A00, CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT, ABUJA
P.M.B 136, GARKI, ABUJA
TEL: +234-094621400, 094621410 | WEBSITE: www.nerc.gov.ng
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) FOR THE ENGAGEMENT OF A HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANISATION (HMO)

1.0 INTRODUCTION
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), in compliance with the Public Procurement Act, 2007, invites reputable, experienced, and interested Health Maintenance Organisation (HMO) to submit EOI eligibility documents for the management of healthcare needs of its employees.

2.0 OBJECTIVE
The main objective is to provide bespoke, world-class healthcare services for its staff, maintaining a healthy workforce that ensures effective and efficient service delivery to meet its statutory mandate.

3.0 SCOPE OF SERVICES
The scope will include the provision of customised comprehensive healthcare services, including diagnostics, physiotherapy, obstetrics, and obstetrics/gynaecology. Other services to be included are accident and emergency, post-natal care, neonatal/paediatrics, mental health, dental services, ophthalmology, inpatient/outpatient services, ear, nose & throat etc.

4.0 ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Interested and reputable HMOs should submit one (1) bound copy and an e-copy of EOI documents duly signed, paginated, separated by dividers, and arranged in the order outlined.

a. Evidence of Certificate of Incorporation issued by Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), including form CAC1.1 or CAC2 and CAC7;

b. Copy of Company’s income Tax Clearance Certificate for the last three (3) years valid till 31st December, 2025;

c. Evidence of Pension Clearance Certificate valid till 31st December 2025 (this requirement is only applicable to bidders whose number of staff is 15 and above);

d. Evidence of Industrial Training Fund (ITF) Compliance Certificate valid till 31st December,2025 (this requirement is only applicable to bidders whose number of staff is 5 and above or the bidder’s annual turnover is N50m and above);

e. Evidence of current Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) Clearance Certificate valid till 31st December 2025;

f. Evidence of registration on the National Database of Federal Contractors, Consultants and Service Providers by submission of Interim Registration Report (IRR) expiring on 31st December 2025 or a valid certificate issued by the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP);

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LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT
MINISTRY OF HEALTH
BLOCK 4, THE SECRETARIAT, OBAFEMI AWOLOWO WAY,
ALAUSA, IKEJA, LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA.

INVITATION FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) TO PARTICIPATE AS A PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE PARTNER IN THE LAGOS PRIVATE HEALTH PARTNERSHIP (LPHP)

INTRODUCTION
On 16 July 2024, His Excellency, Mr. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, Governor of Lagos State, signed Executive Order No. EO/BOS/01/2024, mandating that all residents, employers, and workers in Lagos State shall procure their social health insurance through the State Health Scheme or an NHIA-accredited Health Maintenance Organisation (HMO) registered with Lagos State.

This directive aligns Lagos State with the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) Act, 2022, which makes health insurance compulsory nationwide and empowers states to establish contributory health schemes. To operationalise this mandate, the Lagos State Ministry of Health (LSMoH), in collaboration with the Lagos State Health Management Agency (LASHMA), has launched the Lagos Private Health Partnership (LPHP) which is a pioneering public-private partnership that harmonises the private healthcare ecosystem, enhances service delivery, and ensures universal coverage for the private formal sector of Lagos State.

Invitation for Expression of Interest
The Lagos State Ministry of Health hereby invites all NHIA-accredited HMOs wishing to operate in Lagos State to formally express interest in joining the LPHP Consortium. By participating, HMOs will gain the opportunity to:
– Expand their operational footprint and enrolment base across Lagos State.
– Collaborate with the LSMoH, LASHMA, HEFAMAA, Private Healthcare Providers (PHCPs), and employers in delivering standardised, sustainable Managed Care Plans (MCPs).
– Access and transact on the LPHP Digital Pathway; a world-class digital platform providing seamless enrolment (Quote-to-Card), claims reimbursement (Card-to-Cash), actuarial pricing, billing, and payment settlement in real-time.
– Contribute to evidence-driven policy through LPHP’s integrated data analytics, actuarial reviews, and monitoring systems.
– Participate in joint advocacy, financing innovations, and system-strengthening initiatives that will position Lagos State as a model for universal health coverage in Nigeria.

Requirements for Participation
Interested HMOs are required to submit an Expression of Interest letter, accompanied by the following documentation:
1. Certificate of Incorporation issued by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).
2. NHIA Accreditation Certificate confirming current registration status.
3. Corporate profile, organisational structure, and key contact details.
4. Current portfolio of health plans and services offered, including actuarial experience.
5. Evidence of compliance with statutory obligations (Tax Clearance, PENCOM, ITF, NSITF).
6. Formal commitment to:
– Execution of the LPHP Consortium Service Level Agreement (SLA) with LSMoH.
– Allocation of at least 65% of premium revenues to service delivery, consistent with actuarial benchmarks.
– Compliance with quarterly quality assurance reviews, regulatory standards, and enforcement mechanisms.
– Any other requirement as mandated by the Lagos State Ministry of Health

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (REOI)
SUBJECT: ENGAGEMENT OF HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANISATION (HMO) FOR MSI NIGERIA
DATE OF THE REOI: 23/9/2025
CLOSING DATE FOR RECEIPT OF EOI: 6/10/2025
REFERENCE: EOI/053/2025

Background
MSI NIGERIA REPRODUCTIVE CHOICES is a social enterprise established in Nigeria in 2009 and is a leading provider of family planning and a range of contraceptive options to women, girls, and families across the 36 states of Nigeria and the FCT. With a mission to ensure children by choice not chance, MSI Nigeria envisions a world where every birth is wanted. Through collaborations with government at the national, state, and community levels, MSI Nigeria offers accessible and comprehensive reproductive healthcare services using operational approaches, such as Marie Stopes Medical Centres, community outreach teams, public sector strengthening support, and a toll-free contact centre.

MSI NIGERIA is inviting Expressions of Interest (EOIs) from eligible vendors for the provision of the service below with details:

DESCRIPTION OF ITEM

1. Purpose
MSI Nigeria recognizes that the health and wellbeing of its team members are essential to sustaining productivity, motivation, and organizational success. As part of our commitment to safeguarding the welfare of team members and ensuring access to quality healthcare, MSI Nigeria seeks to engage the services of a reputable Health Management Organization (HMO) to provide comprehensive healthcare coverage to all eligible team members and their registered dependents effective in 2026.

The HMO partner will be expected to
> Deliver healthcare services that align with national standards, international best practices, and MSI Nigeria’s organizational values.
> Guarantee value for money through high-quality, accessible services.
> Support MSI Nigeria’s commitment to employee welfare, inclusivity, and preventive care.
> Integrate technology and innovation in healthcare delivery for ease of access.

2. Objectives of the Engagement
The primary objectives of engaging an HMO are to:
> Ensure adequate, efficient, timely and affordable access to quality healthcare for team members and their dependents across the country.
> Provide preventive, curative, and emergency healthcare services.
> Reduce the financial burden of medical expenses (out of pocket payment) on team members.
> Promote a culture of wellness and preventive health in the organization.

3. Scope of Services
The selected HMO will be required to:

Healthcare Coverage
> Provide comprehensive medical insurance coverage (in-patient, out-patient, maternity, and emergencies).
> Cover preventive services such as immunizations, annual health checks, and wellness programs.
> Ensure access to a wide range of specialists and general practitioners.
> Provide coverage for occupational health issues where relevant.

Network of Providers
> Maintain an extensive network of accredited hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and laboratories across Nigeria (with emphasis on MSI’s operational states).
> Provide a list of accredited hospitals/clinics with quarterly updates on any changes.
> Customer Service & Support
> Provide a 24/7 helpline for enquiries, approvals, and emergencies.
> Ensure timely processing of medical approvals/referrals.
> Assign an account officer dedicated to MSI Nigeria.

Health Education and Preventive Care
> Organize annual health talks, seminars, and wellness campaigns for team members.
> Provide regular health tips, newsletters, and updates.
> Administration & Reporting
> Provide quarterly utilization and performance reports.
> Ensure transparent claims processing and reporting.
> Support onboarding and sensitization sessions for new staff.

4. Deliverables
The HMO will be expected to deliver:
> Comprehensive healthcare coverage for all enrolled team members and dependents (as defined by MSI Nigeria).
> A functioning and accessible hospital/clinic network across operational areas.
> Quarterly reports on utilization trends, common illnesses, and cost implications.
> KPIs: turnaround time, claims processing speed, service satisfaction rate.
> Annual staff health screening.
> A feedback mechanism for staff satisfaction.

5. Duration of Engagement
The contract period will be from January 1, 2026 – December 31, 2026, renewable based on performance review, cost effectiveness, and organizational need.

QATAR CHARITY
REQUEST FOR QUOTATION: PROVISION OF HEALTH INSURANCE SERVICES

About Qatar Charity
A group of Qatari philanthropists, alarmed by the rising number of children orphaned by wars and conflicts in neighboring countries, came together to form a community initiative called “The Committee of Qatar for Orphan Sponsorship”. Eight years later, an international NGO was set up under the name “Qatar Charity” to scale up the initiative, broaden its range of activities and augment its outreach