Air carrier Captain reported incomplete Hazmat documentation provided to the flight crew during pre-flight. Missing documents were provided to the crew prior to departure.

Narrative

Company Y operations and procedures are heavily deficient at this station. Crew arrived to an airplane that had been sitting on the ground for over 3 hours with a broken APU. No Air condition cart available or connected; the temperature in the flight deck was 34 degrees. With ambient temperatures in ZZZ already high it was impossible to start our duties. We requested an AC cart from Company Y supervisor who dismissed the notion as the loadmasters job. I contacted the duty pilot and Airport Operations Area (AOA) desk to advise that we were unable to start our duties due to high flight deck temperatures and that our Flight Plan also indicated temperature sensitive cargo being loaded on an airplane with no conditioned air. The HP bleed cart showed 30 minutes later. Crew started doing our duties almost 45 minutes late. After loading was completed only NOTOCs were delivered without a sheet for the temperature sensitive cargo onboard. When requested crew were told the document wasn't required. Crew contacted the company once more and it was confirmed that it is a required document which was subsequently provided. Fueling was also an issue as the truck ran out of fuel and another truck with no estimate on arrival would have to be found. Flight was eventually fueled to block and departed [an hour and 12 minutes] late. All these issues can and should be avoided especially on a leg that is already very long and a max duty day. The burden should not be placed on crew members to fill operational inadequacies and hold the ground staff to company SOP'sCause - Poor SOPs of ground staff; lack of clear communication; leadership and supervision of operations. Suggestions - AOA desk is a great resource especially on this particular flight; whenever delays or aircraft defects are present which pose possible delays or difficulties; a clear message to the station manager and staff needs to made to put all resources in play.