For NGOs, governments and tender bodies
Essential medicines for programmes and tenders, with the quality status your funder requires shown on every line.
In short
Ministries of health, central medical stores, NGOs and procurement agents use MedsAcross for essential medicines, often through tenders with donor funding. We verify the organisation and the tender documents, quote each line with its manufacturer and quality status such as WHO prequalification, and deliver against the contract schedule with auditable documents.
What we supply
- HIV, TB and malaria medicines
- Essential medicines for primary and hospital care
- Emergency and humanitarian supply
- Cold-chain products such as insulins
How we verify you
Verification happens once per organisation and is renewed when a document expires.
- Organisation registration
- Tender or programme documents
- The consignee's import authorisation
Prices
A quote or tender price per line, valid for the tender period.
Legal routes
Rules differ by country and change over time. Each note cites a regulator or a published legal analysis. Your local regulatory adviser confirms the route for your case.
The Global Fund requires ARV, anti-TB and antimalarial finished products bought with its grants to be WHO-prequalified, SRA-approved or temporarily recommended by its Expert Review Panel.
WHO prequalification assesses medicines against WHO standards of quality, safety and efficacy.
The Global Drug Facility applies its own quality assurance policy to TB medicines.
A donor may pay for a ministry's order, and the payer is declared in India's export declaration form.
Source: Lakshmikumaran and Sridharan, FEMA 2026 export and import regulations
Services for you
- Shortage supplyEquivalent medicines from India or other markets when local stock of a registered medicine runs out.
- Tenders and NGO supplyEssential medicines for programmes, ministries and NGOs, with the quality status each funder requires shown per line.
- Wholesale exportIndian generics and specialty lines in volume for licensed importers and distributors.
Questions and answers
Can you respond to an open tender?
Yes. Share the documents early and we prepare a line-by-line offer in the format the tender asks for.
Do you deliver to the programme's warehouse?
Yes, under the Incoterm in the contract, to a port, an airport or a named warehouse.
Can a donor pay for the order?
Yes. The payer is recorded separately from the consignee and declared on the export documents.
Other buyers we serve
Send us your tender or programme needs
Share the line list and quality requirements. We reply with a line-by-line offer.