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Supplier Resource Centre
Some of the key areas where your products or services could be needed include: Healthcare: pharmaceuticals, medical equipment and laboratory supplies Infrastructure: construction materials, engineering services, and equipment for roads, buildings, and hospitals Equipment and Materials: demining equipment, energy solutions and other specialized items Resources UNOPS procurement manual Annual Statistical Report on UN Procurement UNOPS Procurement Plan interactive dashboard UNOPS Corporate Procurement Plans (download Excel document) General Conditions of Contract Procurement manual annexes and revisions Transportation: ambulances, armoured vehicles and other specialized vehicles Information and Communication Technology: computers, networking equipment and IT services Operational Support: logistics, consulting and other administrative services General Supplies and Services: fuel, training and humanitarian aid How we procure UNOPS procurement activities are based on managing our funds and the funds trusted to us by our partners with care and responsibility. UNOPS procures according to the following principles: Best value for money – getting the best quality for the best price Fairness, integrity and transparency – being fair, clear, honest and treating everyone equally Effective competition – making sure all suppliers have had a fair chance to participate The best interest of UNOPS and its partners – making choices that support the goals of UNOPS and our partners You can read about how we do business in the UNOPS Procurement Manual, available in English, French and Spanish. It provides useful information for suppliers about the rules and procedures that guide our procurement. The procurement process Suppliers can participate in UNOPS procurement opportunities through different solicitation methods.
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New market means increased economic opportunities for one Somali town | NEWS
The new skills learned as part of the training sessions will help market traders generate a higher income. This in turn can help increase economic development in the region – and encourage stability.
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Vendor sanctions
The applicable procedures are set out in the UNOPS Procurement Manual and in UNOPS policy on Procurement Procedures.
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Global Goals and Opportunities for Businesses (Oslo) | EVENT
02 March 2017 Global Goals and Opportunities for Businesses (Oslo) Share this article on Social Media Facebook Linkedin Twitter Mail Explore further.
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UNGM & UNOPS eSourcing
Micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), women-owned businesses, and disability-inclusive suppliers When completing the registration process on UNGM, you are required to provide general information about your company, including the number of employees.
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UP Forum news
Kenya (October 2023) The UP Forum explored ways to leverage sustainable procurement to create opportunities for local micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), advance economic growth and create jobs in Kenya.
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Global challenges and opportunities for the private sector | STATEMENT
Opportunities for improvement in health, food security, jobs and prosperity – for people and the planet – as well as opportunities for those providing products and services; a chance to meet needs beyond local and traditional export markets.
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UNOPS Possibilities Forum heads to Argentina | NEWS
These types of companies provide 64 per cent of formal private sector employment in the country and account for 44 per cent of Argentina's Gross Domestic Product. “Around 120 MSMEs [ … ] acquire[d] skills and tools to develop as future UN suppliers, expanding their long-term growth prospect,” said Juan Pablo Tripodi, Executive President of the Argentine Investment and International Trade Agency. Participants also explored challenges that underrepresented groups face in becoming successful entrepreneurs, learned how to register as a supplier in the United Nations Global Marketplace and heard about business opportunities with UNOPS. “I was able to expand my vision and understand that there are a lot of possibilities that I was not considering,” said local businessperson, Lucas Recalde, who participated in the event.
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Accelerating Impact | STATEMENT
Opportunities for improvement in health, food security, jobs and prosperity – for people and planet – as well as opportunities for those providing products and services; a chance to meet needs beyond local and traditional export markets.
