We track open tenders published by UNDP and the World Bank across 105 countries, tag them by product category, and route each one to the Shandong and Xinjiang factories, bonded zones and chambers that can actually deliver it. No lead lists. No cold databases. Every line below links to the original notice.
See today's list How we verifyThree steps. Each one produces an artefact you can check.
Daily crawl of UNDP and World Bank procurement notices. We de-duplicate by country and title, and we publish the count we discarded — 70 duplicate lines are folded out of the list you see.
Every notice is tagged to a product category and matched to a delivery lane: which bonded zone consolidates the cargo, which land port clears it, which chamber introduces the buyer.
One printable linkage sheet per country: who talks to the buyer, where the goods are consolidated, which partners can fill the gap. The sheet is the product — not an email blast.
Live from the database · recalculated continuously · 813 notices in total, 322 of them without a stated deadline
These are the physical nodes our linkage sheets route through.
Comprehensive bonded zones in Shandong and Xinjiang
Land ports on the China–Central Asia corridor
Municipal chambers of commerce mapped to delivery cities
Xinjiang partner counties under the Shandong assistance programme