Project Opportunities
Explore current active consulting openings, RFPs, and coordinate multi-disciplinary consulting teams.
About STCnet Project Opportunities
The Project Opportunities board lists active Requests for Proposals (RFPs), joint venture tenders, and subcontracting calls curated for STCnet consultants. This platform enables members to pool their expertise and submit competitive, multi-disciplinary bids for large-scale contracts.
Teaming & Consortium Guidelines
STCnet serves solely as an introductory peer platform to help independent consultants discover complementary partners. Teaming arrangements, fee negotiations, commercial agreements, proposal submissions, and client deliverables are undertaken entirely at members' own discretion, responsibility, and risk. STCnet does not endorse, guarantee, or assume liability for individual consortium arrangements or contract outcomes.
Quarterly Award Insights
Additionally, members share general insights on successful contract awards, win rates, and average consortium sizes within our forums to help peer teams refine pricing and staffing strategies for upcoming public and donor tenders.
Coordinating Teams by Engagement Type
Opportunities across the international development ecosystem typically span five primary engagement types: Project Preparation & Feasibility (Design), Monitoring & Evaluation (MEL), Technical Assistance & Capacity Building, Implementation Support & Supervision, and Policy Advisory & Analytical Work (ASA). Use the Consultant Directory to identify and invite qualified members matching your required technical assignment.
Opportunity Submission
Full opportunity submission forms and tracking tools will be introduced in the Phase 2 rollout. Currently, the board displays curated public and donor tenders updated by members and the procurement desk. For urgent opportunities that you wish to broadcast to the network immediately, please post directly to the Opportunities category on the Community Forums.
Informal Peer Review
Members collaborating on proposals can also initiate voluntary, informal peer reviews with fellow consultants in the community to check for technical rigor, clarity, and methodology alignment prior to submitting bids.