
Cold Chain & Emergency Logistics
Specialized vaccine, pharmaceutical and humanitarian logistics with WHO-aligned cold-chain infrastructure, continuous temperature monitoring, emergency deployment protocols and last-mile reach into remote locations.
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Temperature-sensitive programs require uninterrupted control from receipt to point of use. Lion & Leo combines cold rooms, refrigerated transport, passive containers, continuous monitoring, trained handlers, backup systems and nationwide last-mile delivery for vaccines, pharmaceuticals and other sensitive commodities.
Services can be deployed as a focused workstream or integrated with freight, warehousing, procurement, facilities, cold chain and final-mile delivery under one accountable team.
What we bring to cold chain & emergency logistics.
WHO-aligned vaccine and pharmaceutical cold chain
Lion & Leo capability2–8°C and specialized temperature-controlled handling
Lion & Leo capabilityContinuous temperature monitoring and documented chain of custody
Lion & Leo capability24-hour emergency response activation
Lion & Leo capabilityPre-positioned emergency supplies and surge capacity
Lion & Leo capabilityRemote-area and health-facility last-mile distribution
Lion & Leo capability
34-province cold-chain reach. 24-hour activation. Zero-compromise temperature control.
Inside our cold chain & emergency logistics capability.
The deeper service content below has been carried across from Lion & Leo’s existing public capability pages and reorganized for faster scanning and stronger search visibility.
Cold Storage Infrastructure
Controlled storage for vaccines, pharmaceuticals and other temperature-sensitive products.
- 2–8°C cold-room capability
- WHO PQS-aligned equipment
- Backup cooling and generator systems
- 24/7 monitoring
- Documented storage controls
Temperature-Controlled Transport
Active and passive transport solutions from central warehouse to regional and last-mile destinations.
- Refrigerated vehicles
- Cold boxes and vaccine carriers
- Conditioned ice packs
- Temperature-monitoring devices
- Trained cold-chain handlers
Ultra-Cold & Specialized Programs
Project-specific solutions for products requiring temperatures beyond the standard 2–8°C band.
- Ultra-cold freezer planning
- -20°C frozen handling
- -70°C campaign support where required
- Contingency power planning
- Validated handling procedures
Quality & Chain of Custody
Documentation and controls designed to protect product integrity throughout the movement lifecycle.
- Continuous temperature records
- Batch and lot traceability
- FEFO handling
- Deviation escalation
- Digital and physical proof of handover
Emergency Health Logistics
Rapid mobilization for vaccination campaigns, outbreaks, natural disasters and humanitarian health response.
- 24-hour activation protocols
- Surge staffing
- Emergency routing
- Pre-positioned supplies
- 24/7 operations coordination
One accountable operating model around the mission.
End-to-end temperature integrity
Cold storage, transport, monitoring and final-mile handling are managed as one chain of custody rather than disconnected steps.
Nationwide health reach
Temperature-controlled distribution can extend from central storage to provincial and remote health-facility destinations across Afghanistan.
Continuous monitoring
Temperature devices, documented handovers, alerting and operational oversight support rapid intervention when conditions deviate.
Emergency readiness
Pre-positioned resources, contingency planning and 24-hour activation support health crises and humanitarian surges.
From requirement to controlled execution.
We define the requirement, mobilize the right network, control delivery and report performance against agreed service levels.
Assess
Confirm scope, routes, volumes, compliance needs, service levels and operational risks.
Mobilize
Activate people, facilities, suppliers, equipment and transport against a documented plan.
Control
Track movements, quality, safety, inventory and exceptions through active operational oversight.
Report
Provide transparent performance, documentation and continuous-improvement actions.
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Temperature integrity depends on preparation, monitoring and response.
Cold-chain execution requires more than refrigerated equipment. Product profiles, packing configuration, pre-conditioning, transport duration, power resilience, monitoring and handover procedures must work as one control system.
Prepare
Confirm product temperature range, storage capacity, packaging, monitoring devices, route duration and contingency resources.
Monitor
Maintain temperature records and defined escalation thresholds throughout storage and transport.
Respond
If a deviation occurs, preserve product status, isolate affected stock where appropriate and escalate for documented disposition.
Prove
Retain temperature, batch, handover and delivery records to support program and quality review.
From +2–8°C vaccines to frozen and diagnostic movements.
The current public profile describes cold-chain capability for vaccines, pharmaceuticals, laboratory materials and other sensitive commodities using qualified equipment, continuous monitoring and defined excursion controls.
+2–8°C and frozen profiles
Storage and transport planning supports standard vaccine/pharmaceutical +2–8°C requirements and selected frozen requirements down to approximately -20°C where the approved solution requires it.
Monitoring & validated packaging
Data logging, temperature monitoring, conditioned packaging and thermal solutions are used to preserve integrity during storage and movement.
Clinical & laboratory logistics
The live profile also identifies clinical-trial logistics and laboratory-sample transport as specialized temperature-sensitive use cases.
Emergency readiness
Backup power, redundancy, excursion procedures and reported 24-hour emergency activation support continuity during urgent health responses.




