Latest East Asia Tenders

East Asia tenders on Tender Impulse come from China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Mongolia, Hong Kong and Macao. Buyers include central ministries, provincial and city governments, public hospitals, universities and research institutes, and state-owned companies in energy, mining, postal services and transport.

Right now Tender Impulse lists 8 open tenders from East Asia.

Where tenders are published

China publishes government procurement notices on the China Government Procurement Network (ccgp.gov.cn) and on provincial and municipal sites. In South Korea, bidding runs on KONEPS, operated by the Public Procurement Service. Taiwan consolidates notices on the Government e-Procurement System of the Public Construction Commission. Japan publishes national procurement information through a government portal, while agencies, universities and local governments also use their own sites. Mongolian tenders run on tender.gov.mn.

Open to foreign suppliers

Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan (as Chinese Taipei) are parties to the WTO Government Procurement Agreement, so many larger contracts are open to foreign suppliers that register and qualify. China takes part in the agreement's committee as an observer, not as a party. In Mongolia, donor-funded tenders, often in English, sit alongside national notices.

Languages

Nearly all Chinese notices are only in Chinese and Korean notices are in Korean, while Taiwan adds English summaries for tenders covered by the WTO agreement. Hong Kong publishes in English and Chinese, and Macao in Chinese and Portuguese. Tender Impulse classifies notices by sector and CPV code, so alerts work regardless of language, and subscribers can request translation at no extra cost. A free live demo shows East Asian notices.