Latest Asian Tenders

181,569 live tenders, updated daily.

Asia tenders on Tender Impulse come from central ministries, provincial and local governments, public hospitals and universities, state-owned power, oil and transport companies, and projects funded by development banks. The region stretches from Central and South Asia to East and Southeast Asia, so publication rules differ widely from one country to the next.

There are 181,569 open tenders from Asia on Tender Impulse today, published by buyers in 33 countries. In the past twelve months Tender Impulse recorded more than 2,500,000 notices from countries in Asia.

The countries with the most open tenders are India (69,990), China (50,868), Korea (14,258), Philippines (11,963), Kazakhstan (9,048) and Vietnam (6,589).

By sector, most open tenders in Asia fall under Infrastructure and construction, Healthcare & Medical, IT-Software, Management Consultancy, Transportation & Mobility and Education & Training.

National procurement portals

Most Asian governments publish on a national electronic system. India uses the Central Public Procurement Portal and the Government e Marketplace (GeM), with state portals alongside. China publishes on the China Government Procurement Network and provincial sites, Vietnam on its National E-Procurement System and the Philippines on PhilGEPS. In Indonesia, ministries, provinces and districts run their own LPSE units, so tendering is decentralised.

Development bank and donor-funded projects

The Asian Development Bank, based in Manila, finances many projects in the region. The borrower runs each tender, and ADB publishes the procurement notices for goods, works and consulting services on its website. World Bank projects follow a similar pattern, with notices in UN Development Business and on the World Bank website. Donor-funded tenders are often in English and open to international firms.

Language and market access

National notices appear in Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Bahasa Indonesia, Malay, Russian and many other languages, so English searches miss a large share of them. Tender Impulse classifies notices by sector and CPV code, so alerts work regardless of language, and subscribers can request translation of tender details at no extra cost. Japan and Korea are parties to the WTO Government Procurement Agreement, which opens many larger contracts to foreign suppliers.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Asian Tenders

How many tenders from Asia are open on Tender Impulse?

Tender Impulse currently lists 181,569 open tenders from Asia, published by buyers in 33 countries, and recorded more than 2,500,000 notices from countries in Asia in the past twelve months. The count changes through the day as new notices are published and others close.

Which Asian countries have the most open tenders?

Based on the tenders open on Tender Impulse today, the countries with the most tenders in Asia are India (69,990), China (50,868), Korea (14,258), Philippines (11,963), Kazakhstan (9,048) and Vietnam (6,589). The figure in brackets is the number of open tenders.

Which sectors lead Asia tenders by number of open notices?

Based on the tenders open on Tender Impulse today, most tenders from Asia fall under Infrastructure and construction, Healthcare & Medical, IT-Software, Management Consultancy, Transportation & Mobility and Education & Training, listed from the busiest down.

How are Asian Development Bank tenders in Asia published?

Tenders financed by the Asian Development Bank in Asia are run by the borrower, usually a government executing agency, not by ADB itself. The executing agency drafts each notice, ADB checks it and publishes it on its website under procurement notices for goods, works and consulting services. Tender Impulse lists such donor-funded notices in the same feed as national tenders.

Are government tenders in Asia published in English?

Many government tenders in Asia are not published in English. China, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia and Korea publish mainly in their national languages, while Singapore and Sri Lanka use mostly English and donor-funded notices are often in English. Tender Impulse subscribers can request translation of tender details at no extra cost.

Can foreign companies bid for tenders in Asia?

Foreign companies can bid for many tenders in Asia, but the rules differ by country. Japan, Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan take part in the WTO Government Procurement Agreement, which opens many larger contracts, while Malaysia reserves many federal tenders for local companies. A Tender Impulse key account manager can help check registration rules before a bid.

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