UNOPS (UN Office for Project Services) implements projects for the UN system, governments, and other partners. The agency has substantial procurement for infrastructure, goods, and services worldwide.
What UNOPS Covers
UNOPS procurement covers infrastructure construction, goods, professional services, and humanitarian supplies. Projects span development, humanitarian response, and peacebuilding across multiple regions.
How to Access Opportunities
Opportunities are published on the UNOPS website and through UNGM. Suppliers should register on UNGM for full access. UNOPS also uses framework agreements for repeat purchases.
Strengths
- Global reach: Projects in 80+ countries
- Diverse sectors: Infrastructure, goods, services
- Framework agreements: Long-term opportunities
- Development impact: Meaningful project work
Limitations
- Challenging locations: Some projects in difficult environments
- UNGM registration: Registration required for many opportunities
- Competition: International competitive processes
- Compliance requirements: UN supplier due diligence
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the relationship with UNGM?
UNOPS uses UNGM for supplier registration and publishes opportunities there. Registration on UNGM at appropriate levels enables participation in UNOPS tenders.
What types of infrastructure does UNOPS build?
UNOPS builds schools, hospitals, roads, bridges, and other infrastructure for development and humanitarian projects worldwide.
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