Cold-Chain Tenders in Nigeria
Federal, state and local governments in Nigeria run cold-chain procurement across health (National Primary Health Care Development Agency), agriculture (federal ministry + state ADPs), and port authorities. The World Bank, AfDB and Islamic Development Bank co-finance most large lots.
- ·Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP)
- ·National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA)
- ·Federal Ministry of Agriculture
- ·Nigerian Ports Authority
- ·State Bureaus of Public Procurement
- ·Open Competitive Bidding
- ·International Competitive Bidding
- ·Selective Tendering
- ·Immunisation cold chain (SDD, ILRs)
- ·Agro-industrial processing cold stores
- ·Port perishable terminals (Lagos, Onne)
- ·Pharma distribution cold rooms
- ·CIF Lagos / Onne
- ·DAP project site
- ·DDP for turnkey projects
- ·Public Procurement Act, 2007
- ·BPP Circulars & Standard Bidding Documents
- ·NAFDAC guidelines for pharma cold chain
- ·Executive Order 003 (local content preference)
- ·World Bank
- ·AfDB
- ·Islamic Development Bank
- ·Gavi
- ·USAID
- Obtain BPP Certificate of No Objection for above-threshold procurements
- Confirm local content preference under Executive Order 003 (7.5% margin possible)
- Include current Tax Clearance Certificate, PENCOM & ITF compliance letters
- For pharma cold chain: NAFDAC importation permit and GDP compliance
- Vaccine cold chain must be WHO PQS pre-qualified
For projects of USD 250,000 or more, submit one project request with your scope and technical schedule. The ColdMatch team reviews it, contacts suitable suppliers on your behalf and presents organized responses. ColdMatch does not bid, act as a tender adviser or promise a number of offers.
Content on this page is public-procurement guidance based on official regulations and agency portals current at the time of publication. Bidders must verify current rules and deadlines directly with the procuring entity before submission. ColdMatch Group is not a procurement agent for any listed authority.