Mongolia - 3 November 2025,
The Government of Mongolia, through a World Bank–financed initiative, has awarded a significant contract valued at MNT 481,300,000 under the Livestock Commercialisation Project. The award, published on November 3, 2025, marks another step forward in the country’s efforts to modernise livestock production, strengthen value chains, and support rural economic resilience.
Project Background: Enhancing Productivity in Mongolia’s Livestock Sector
The Livestock Commercialisation Project (Project ID: P165945) aims to address long-standing challenges in Mongolia’s livestock industry - including limited processing capacity, outdated technologies, market bottlenecks, and climate vulnerability. The project is supported by the World Bank and focuses on improving productivity, supporting rural livelihoods, and promoting sustainable livestock systems.
As the livestock sector remains the backbone of Mongolia’s rural economy, strategic investments like this contract help drive national competitiveness and enable producers to meet domestic and export market requirements.
Contract Award Overview
• Notice Reference: GO-RFQ-C2-03/2025-01
• TOT Reference No: 21908563
• Contract Date: 22 October 2025
• Procurement Method: Request for Quotations (RFQ)
• Country: Mongolia
• Published Date: 03 November 2025
The awarded contract supports one of the project’s components aimed at improving infrastructure and service delivery within the livestock value chain.
Winner of the Contract: KISLOROD (Mongolia)
The supplier selected for this contract is KISLOROD, a Mongolia-based company known for providing technical equipment and specialised solutions for agricultural and industrial applications.
Winning this RFQ demonstrates the government’s continued preference for local supplier participation, enhancing domestic capability and reinforcing the national procurement ecosystem.
Purchaser: World Bank - Financed Project Implementation
The contract is administered under the umbrella of the World Bank’s Mongolia operations, which oversee procurement, financial management, and implementation quality.
Purchaser: World Bank / Mongolia
Notice Number: OP00405813
Language of Notice: English
This ensures that procurement follows internationally recognised standards of transparency, efficiency, and competition.
Importance of the Contract for Mongolia’s Livestock Development
This investment contributes directly to national priorities such as:
Strengthening the Value Chain
The contract supports essential inputs and infrastructure that enhance livestock processing and commercialisation.
Improving Productivity
Access to modern equipment accelerates efficiency and reduces production losses.
Supporting Local Enterprises
Awarding the contract to a Mongolian supplier reinforces domestic industry growth and capacity-building.
Enhancing Rural Livelihoods
The project is aligned with the long-term objective of increasing herder incomes and community resilience.
Looking Ahead
The Livestock Commercialisation Project continues to play a pivotal role in modernising Mongolia’s livestock sector - a vital contributor to the national economy. This newly awarded contract represents a meaningful step forward in equipping the industry with improved tools, stronger systems, and increased commercial opportunities.
As implementation progresses, further procurements and project milestones will help Mongolia build a more competitive and sustainable livestock economy capable of meeting both local and global market standards.
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