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UN tender go or no-go with past winners

Use when an international development business developer decides whether to bid on a UN tender. Reads the notice and its UNSPSC codes, finds who won similar UN contracts in that country and what they were paid, adds country context and the US travel advisory for field staff, and returns a go or no-go call.

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ToolPriceMedianSuccessEmpty

UN Global MarketplaceSearch noticesPrice5 creditsMedian4.6 sSuccess97.8%Empty22.9%
UN Global MarketplaceGet noticePrice5 creditsMedian4.1 sSuccess97.1%Empty0%
UN Global MarketplaceSearch unspscPrice5 creditsMedian–Success–Empty–
UN Global MarketplaceSearch contract awardsPrice5 creditsMedian–Success–Empty–
UN Global MarketplaceGet contract awardPrice5 creditsMedian–Success–Empty–
World Bank DataDataPrice5 creditsMedian291 msSuccess90.1%Empty7.7%
U.S. State Department Travel Advisories (travel.state.gov)AdvisoryPrice5 creditsMedian–Success–Empty–

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# UN tender go or no-go with past winners

For one notice on UNGM. Past awards in the same country and category show who you are up against and the price level.

## 1. The tender

1. Find or open the notice with @[UN Global Marketplace · Search notices](alexandria:ungm-org/public-tenders/search_notices) (title, agencies, countries) and @[UN Global Marketplace · Get notice](alexandria:ungm-org/public-tenders/get_notice): agency, deadline, UNSPSC codes, eligibility, documents.
2. If codes are missing, map the scope with @[UN Global Marketplace · Search unspsc](alexandria:ungm-org/public-tenders/search_unspsc).

## 2. Who wins this work

3. Search @[UN Global Marketplace · Search contract awards](alexandria:ungm-org/public-tenders/search_contract_awards) with the same agency, country and description keywords over the last three years.
4. Open the closest awards with @[UN Global Marketplace · Get contract award](alexandria:ungm-org/public-tenders/get_contract_award): supplier, supplier country, value, date. Repeat winners mean an entrenched field.

## 3. Operating context

5. Pull country context with @[World Bank · Data](alexandria:data-worldbank-org/indicators/data) (country code; indicators such as GDP per capita and population) to sanity-check the budget scale.
6. Read @[State Department travel advisories · Advisory](alexandria:travel-state-gov/travel-advisories/advisory) (country code) for the level and regional warnings that affect staffing and insurance cost.

## Write the call

- **Go, team or no-go**, with the two facts that decide it.
- **Competitor table:** supplier, country, award value, date, agency.
- **Price signal:** range of comparable award values, cited.
- **Delivery risk:** travel advisory level and regions named.
- **Sources:** notice id, award ids, World Bank indicator codes, advisory date. Say what could not be found.

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