United Nations Global Marketplace (UNGM)
The United Nations Global Marketplace (UNGM) is the shared procurement portal of the UN system: one registration reaches more than 30 UN organizations.
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The United Nations Global Marketplace (UNGM) is the shared procurement portal of the UN system: one registration reaches more than 30 UN organizations. Basic registration is free and automated; suppliers accept the UN Supplier Code of Conduct and list the UNSPSC codes for what they sell.
Some agencies require reviewed Level 1 or Level 2 registration for larger contracts; for the UN Secretariat, Level 1 applies from US$150,000 and Level 2 above US$500,000.
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vs. Vendor registration
UNGM is vendor registration for UN agencies, the way SAM.gov is for U.S. federal agencies. What is Vendor registration?
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What does UNGM mean in procurement?
The United Nations Global Marketplace (UNGM) is the shared procurement portal of the UN system: one registration reaches more than 30 UN organizations. Basic registration is free and automated; suppliers accept the UN Supplier Code of Conduct and list the UNSPSC codes for what they sell.
What is the difference between UNGM and Vendor registration?
UNGM is vendor registration for UN agencies, the way SAM.gov is for U.S. federal agencies.