India revives pharma logistics study to map 10-year infrastructure needs
The Department of Pharmaceuticals will appoint a consultant to identify gaps in cold chains, customs, storage and last-mile delivery for pharma and medical devices. The six-month study is intended to inform infrastructure investment and policy reforms over the next decade.
What happened
India’s Department of Pharmaceuticals has revived a study to map pharma and medical-device logistics gaps, including cold chains, customs, storage and last-mile
Key facts
- 10 years
- 6 months
- 1 consultant
- up to 3 consortium or joint-venture entities
- 50% lead bidder decision-making power
Why this matters
Pharma and medical-device companies should identify infrastructure and distribution partnership opportunities early, especially in cold-chain, warehousing and compliant last-mile delivery.