Tender Impulse lists 51 live Defence tenders in Nepal, updated every day. Of these, 11 appeared in the past week. Among the 17 sectors we cover in Nepal, Defence ranks fifth for live tenders. Nepal is 25th of the 90 countries with live Defence tenders on Tender Impulse. Buyers publishing the most of these tenders at the moment include Road Division, Infrastructure Development Office and Belbari Municipality. The CPV codes that come up most often are Building infrastructure (35811401), Construction work for highways, roads (45233100) and Infrastructure Works (45314400). The newest notice was added on 13 Oct 2026.
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Defence and security tenders in Nepal
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 Nepal tender carefully; your key account manager can help you assess them.
Bidding in Nepal
Nepal's government procurement runs through the national e-GP system, Bolpatra, under the Public Procurement Monitoring Office (PPMO). Federal, provincial and local governments all publish there, so Defence notices come from a large number of offices. Many are in Nepali and are translated for subscribers at no extra cost.
How many Nepal Defence tenders are open right now?
Tender Impulse lists 51 open Nepal Defence tenders. Of these, 11 were published in the last seven days. The count is refreshed every two hours as new notices are published and others close.
Which organisations issue Nepal Defence tenders?
Buyers with the most open Nepal Defence tenders on Tender Impulse include: Road Division, Infrastructure Development Office and Belbari Municipality. Contract award data on Tender Impulse shows which suppliers won their previous contracts and at what value.
Which CPV codes are used in Nepal Defence tenders?
The CPV codes that appear most often in open Nepal Defence tenders are Building infrastructure (35811401), Construction work for highways, roads (45233100) and Infrastructure Works (45314400). Adding these codes to a Tender Impulse alert brings new matching notices by email every day.
How are Defence tenders in Nepal published?
Nepalese Defence tenders are published on the national e-GP system, known locally as Bolpatra, under the Public Procurement Monitoring Office (PPMO). Federal, provincial and local governments all publish on it, so notices come from a large number of offices, including Road Division offices, Infrastructure Development Offices, Nepal Telecom and banks such as Nabil Bank.
What language are Defence tenders in Nepal written in?
Many Nepalese Defence tenders are written in Nepali, so foreign bidders often need translation. Tender Impulse subscribers can request translation of Nepali tender details at no extra cost and obtain bid documents, and daily alerts filtered by keyword and CPV code stop small local notices from burying the tenders that matter.
What do Nepal defence tenders usually cover?
Nepal 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 Nepal defence contracts?
Nepal 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 Nepal defence tenders different from other public tenders?
Nepal 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.