Latest Afghanistan Defence Tenders

11 live tenders, updated daily.

There are 11 live Defence tenders in Afghanistan on Tender Impulse right now. 2 were published in the last seven days. Among the busiest buyers are DABS. Many of these tenders are classified under Site-safety equipment (35113100), Sun protection devices (44115900) and Individual equipment (35810000). Watch the deadlines: 3 close within a week. The latest one arrived on 13 Oct 2026.

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Defence and security tenders in Afghanistan

Defence ministries, armed forces, police and border agencies buy vehicles and spare parts, uniforms and protective equipment, communications and surveillance systems, rations, fuel and facility services. Security, fire-fighting, police and defence equipment falls under CPV division 35, and defence services under division 75.

Defence procurement often limits eligibility to registered or security-cleared suppliers, and some notices are only open to domestic companies. Read the eligibility conditions of each Afghanistan tender carefully; your key account manager can help you assess them.

Bidding in Afghanistan

Most Defence tenders in Afghanistan come from public bodies such as the power utility Breshna and health procurement departments, or from humanitarian and development organisations, each with its own submission rules. Notices may be in English, Dari or Pashto. Tender Impulse subscribers can have them translated at no extra cost, and a key account manager can explain how each buyer accepts bids.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Afghanistan Defence Tenders

How many Afghanistan Defence tenders are open right now?
Tender Impulse lists 11 open Afghanistan Defence tenders. Of these, 2 were published in the last seven days, and 3 close within the next seven days. The count is refreshed every two hours as new notices are published and others close.
Which organisations issue Afghanistan Defence tenders?
Buyers with the most open Afghanistan Defence tenders on Tender Impulse include: DABS. Contract award data on Tender Impulse shows which suppliers won their previous contracts and at what value.
Which CPV codes are used in Afghanistan Defence tenders?
The CPV codes that appear most often in open Afghanistan Defence tenders are Site-safety equipment (35113100), Sun protection devices (44115900) and Individual equipment (35810000). Adding these codes to a Tender Impulse alert brings new matching notices by email every day.
Who publishes Defence tenders in Afghanistan?
Defence tenders in Afghanistan are published by a mix of public institutions and humanitarian and development organisations. Public buyers include the national power utility Breshna and health procurement departments, while NGOs such as DACAAR also issue notices. Each organisation uses its own format, deadlines and submission rules, so the notices are scattered across many separate sources.
What language are Afghanistan Defence tenders written in?
Afghanistan Defence tenders may be written in English, Dari or Pashto. Submission rules vary a lot between buyers, so each tender file needs checking before bidding. Tender Impulse subscribers can have tender details translated at no extra cost, request the full bid documents, and ask a key account manager to explain how a particular buyer accepts bids.
What do Afghanistan defence tenders usually cover?
Afghanistan defence tenders usually cover vehicles and spare parts, uniforms and protective equipment, communications and surveillance systems, rations, fuel and facility services, bought by defence ministries, armed forces, police and border agencies. Security, fire-fighting, police and defence equipment falls under CPV division 35, and defence services under division 75.
Can foreign suppliers bid on Afghanistan defence contracts?
Afghanistan defence contracts often limit eligibility to registered or security-cleared suppliers, and some notices are only open to domestic companies. Suppliers typically need prior registration with the defence buyer, security clearance for staff and facilities, export or end-user documentation, and references. The eligibility conditions of each tender should be read before any work on a bid begins.
What makes Afghanistan defence tenders different from other public tenders?
Afghanistan defence tenders differ from other public tenders in their restricted eligibility, confidentiality requirements and frequent use of restricted or negotiated procedures. Some documents are released only to registered or cleared bidders. Evaluation often weighs technical performance, reliability and through-life support alongside price. A key account manager at Tender Impulse can help assess eligibility conditions.
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