African Development Bank — Poultry & Ag Tenders
Live feed of donor-funded poultry, feed mill, and hatchery tenders across Africa, MENA, and Asia. Sources: World Bank, AfDB, IFC, UNGM, TED.
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How African Development Bank poultry procurement works
AfDB-financed poultry procurement is executed by the recipient country under the Bank's Procurement Policy, frequently inside agro-industrial programmes such as SAPZ (Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones) and livestock value-chain operations. Notices appear as General Procurement Notices followed by package-level invitations for bids.
The bidding route, step by step
- General Procurement Notice at project approval, listing indicative goods packages.
- Invitation for Bids per package, published nationally and on the Bank's site.
- Evaluation by the executing agency with Bank no-objection on major packages.
- Award notice; contracts often bundle supply, installation and training.
Equipment typically procured
- Integrated broiler and layer farm packages inside agro-processing zones
- Hatchery and breeder farm equipment
- Feed milling and grain handling
- Solar and backup power for farm sites
AfDB poultry procurement — questions buyers ask
Which AfDB programmes buy poultry equipment?
Most poultry equipment sits inside agro-industrial processing zone projects, livestock value-chain programmes and national agricultural transformation operations rather than in standalone poultry projects.
Is local content required?
Many AfDB packages give a margin of preference to regional bidders or require a local partner for installation and maintenance, which is why international manufacturers usually bid with a distributor.