Procurement
Become a supplier
Supplies are essential to fulfil children’s rights. Supporting child survival and development programmes around the world, UNICEF-procured supplies are critical in providing for children’s health, education and protecting them from abuse, exploitation, and neglect.
UNICEF procures and supplies products to address the needs of children.
As well as supporting UNICEF’s ongoing programmatic activities, the Supply function provides rapid supply response to emergencies.
UNICEF also procures and supplies essential commodities on behalf of governments and other partners in support of their efforts. These procurement services can also include in-country logistics, capacity building, and project management.
Beware of fraud
UNICEF is aware that there are Request for Quotations (RFQs) and Applications to bid that are being publicly shared with the UNICEF logo and claiming to be from UNICEF South Africa. RFQs not advertised here are fraudulent scams and are monitored and being investigated by the relevant authorities.
Email addresses ending in @unicef-sa.org are not official UNICEF email addresses and should be treated as a false. Do not respond to it. UNICEF South Africa will only place such RFQs on this page.
Read more: Avoid fraud - how to protect yourself and examples of scams
Please contact: pretoria@unicef.org should you require further clarification.
Supply opportunities
LRPS-2024-9194397 Revision and update of the National Integrated Early Childhood Development Policy
The aim of this work assignment is to revise and update the National Integrated Early Childhood Development Policy (2015) based on the external review done on the policy as well as new developments in relation to early childhood development in the country.
Closing date: Thursday, 5 December 2024
More information:
Request for proposal for services [PDF]
Terms of reference [PDF]
24-017776-01 Expression of Interest: UNICEF SACO market survey
UNICEF South Africa is seeking to register eligible locally based institutions for provision of goods, services, and construction works. IPSOS research agency, as commissioned by UNICEF South Africa hereby invites expressions of interested (EOI) from interested institutions and suppliers by completing the supplier profile form. The exercise is aimed at shortlisting/selecting preferred suppliers for procurement and contracting purposes.
Closing date: Tuesday, 3 December 2024
More information: Expression of interest [PDF]