Latest Indonesia GIS/GPS Tenders

5 live tenders, updated daily.

There are 5 live GIS/GPS tenders in Indonesia on Tender Impulse right now. Worldwide, Indonesia ranks 11th of 13 countries for live GIS/GPS tenders. Common CPV codes in these notices include Geographic information systems (GIS or equivalent) (38221000) and Land management services (70332100). One closes within the next seven days, so check the deadlines below. The latest one arrived on 5 Oct 2026.

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GIS and GPS tenders in Indonesia

Land registries, mapping agencies, utilities and transport authorities tender for GIS software and data, surveying and mapping services, satellite imagery, GPS equipment and fleet tracking. Global navigation and positioning systems are classified under CPV code 38112100.

Mapping projects are often donor-funded and combine equipment, software and training. Tender Impulse alerts bring new Indonesia GIS and GPS opportunities to your inbox daily.

Bidding in Indonesia

Indonesian procurement is coordinated by LKPP, the National Public Procurement Agency, but tendering is decentralised to LPSE units in ministries and regions that run the SPSE system. Notices are in Bahasa Indonesia; subscribers can have GIS/GPS tender details translated at no extra cost.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Indonesia GIS/GPS Tenders

How many Indonesia GIS/GPS tenders are open right now?
Tender Impulse lists 5 open Indonesia GIS/GPS tenders. Of these, 1 closes within the next seven days. The count is refreshed every two hours as new notices are published and others close.
Which CPV codes are used in Indonesia GIS/GPS tenders?
The CPV codes that appear most often in open Indonesia GIS/GPS tenders are Geographic information systems (GIS or equivalent) (38221000) and Land management services (70332100). Adding these codes to a Tender Impulse alert brings new matching notices by email every day.
Who runs GIS/GPS tenders in Indonesia?
Indonesian GIS/GPS tenders are run by individual ministries, provinces, districts and cities through their own LPSE service units on the SPSE electronic procurement system, coordinated by LKPP, the National Public Procurement Agency. LKPP's INAPROC portal gathers procurement information nationally. Buyers include the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of National Development Planning (BAPPENAS).
What language are GIS/GPS tenders in Indonesia published in?
Most Indonesian GIS/GPS tenders are published in Bahasa Indonesia, while donor-funded tenders are often in English and open to international firms. Tender Impulse subscribers receive both kinds in the same daily alerts, can have Indonesian tender details translated at no extra cost and can request the bid documents.
What do Indonesia GIS and GPS tenders cover?
Indonesia GIS and GPS tenders typically cover GIS software and data, surveying and mapping services, satellite imagery, GPS equipment and fleet tracking, issued by land registries, mapping agencies, utilities and transport authorities. Global navigation and positioning systems are classified under CPV code 38112100, while software and mapping services usually carry other codes.
What do firms need to bid on Indonesia mapping and surveying projects?
Firms bidding on Indonesia mapping and surveying projects usually need references from similar projects, qualified surveyors and GIS specialists, details of equipment and software, and sometimes a surveying licence or professional registration. Because mapping projects often combine equipment, software and training, bidders may need partners or software reseller authorisations. Donor-funded projects follow the funder's procurement rules.
How are Indonesia GIS project proposals evaluated?
Indonesia GIS project proposals are often evaluated on technical quality as well as price, scoring methodology, team qualifications, data accuracy standards and the training and support plan. Pitfalls include unclear data ownership and licensing, compatibility with existing systems, and imagery or survey accuracy requirements. Supply-only GPS equipment tenders are usually decided on compliant price.
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