Donor & DFI · Cold-chain procurement

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

Direct procurement (on behalf of governments and vertical funds) of cold-chain equipment, solar cold rooms, vaccine cold chain and last-mile refrigeration for humanitarian, health and climate programs.

Least-Developed CountriesSmall Island Developing StatesFragile & Conflict-Affected StatesAfricaAsia-Pacific
Ticket range

USD 50K – 20M per lot; multi-country framework agreements common.

Instruments
  • ·Request for Quotation (RFQ)
  • ·Invitation to Bid (ITB)
  • ·Request for Proposal (RFP)
  • ·Long-Term Agreements (LTAs)
Procurement route

Governed by UNDP's Programme and Operations Policies and Procedures (POPP). Tenders publish on the UNGM (United Nations Global Marketplace) and UNDP Procurement Notices portal; suppliers must register on UNGM.

Eligible buyers
  • ·UNDP country offices (buying on behalf of governments)
  • ·Ministries of Health and Agriculture using UNDP as procurement agent
  • ·Vertical funds (Green Climate Fund, GEF) implemented by UNDP
Typical cold-chain lots
  • ·Solar-powered cold rooms for smallholder farmer cooperatives
  • ·Vaccine cold chain in fragile / conflict-affected states
  • ·Climate-adaptation cold storage in Small Island Developing States
  • ·Emergency food-reserve refrigeration
How ColdMatch helps
  • Prepare UNGM-compliant technical and price proposals
  • Consolidate multi-country lots to hit UNDP's LTA volume thresholds
  • Route RFPs to WHO-PQS-eligible manufacturers for vaccine cold chain
  • Provide sustainability / natural-refrigerant statements required by GCF-funded lots
Preparing a United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)-funded cold-chain package?

Send us the BOQ, capacity and country. We'll return 3–5 competing supplier offers structured to the institution's bid templates — free for buyers.

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Official procurement portal: procurement-notices.undp.org . ColdMatch Group is an independent sourcing service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or acting on behalf of United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
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