Tender Impulse lists 162 live Healthcare & Medical tenders in Nepal, updated every day. Of these, 91 appeared in the past week. Among the 19 sectors we cover in Nepal, Healthcare & Medical ranks third for live tenders. The most active buyers right now include Thakurbaba Municipality, Provincial Hospital and Bir Hospital. Common CPV codes in these notices include Medical equipments (33100000), Biomedical equipment (38434540) and Medical computer equipment (33197000). 72 close within the next seven days, so check the deadlines below. The newest notice was added on 3 Nov 2026.
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Healthcare and medical tenders in Nepal
Hospitals, health ministries and central purchasing bodies buy medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, consumables, laboratory supplies, cleaning and catering for health facilities, and clinical services. Equipment and medicines are classified under CPV division 33, and health services under division 85.
Medical tenders frequently ask for product registration, certificates of conformity or a local authorised distributor, so check the eligibility section of each notice. Tender Impulse alerts can be set by product, for example by CPV code, so you only see the Nepal tenders that match your catalogue.
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 Healthcare & Medical notices come from a large number of offices. Many are in Nepali and are translated for subscribers at no extra cost.
How many Nepal Healthcare & Medical tenders are open right now?
Tender Impulse lists 162 open Nepal Healthcare & Medical tenders. Of these, 91 were published in the last seven days, and 72 close within the next seven days. The count is refreshed every two hours as new notices are published and others close.
Which organisations issue Nepal Healthcare & Medical tenders?
Buyers with the most open Nepal Healthcare & Medical tenders on Tender Impulse include: Thakurbaba Municipality, Provincial Hospital and Bir Hospital. Contract award data on Tender Impulse shows which suppliers won their previous contracts and at what value.
Which CPV codes are used in Nepal Healthcare & Medical tenders?
The CPV codes that appear most often in open Nepal Healthcare & Medical tenders are Medical equipments (33100000), Biomedical equipment (38434540) and Medical computer equipment (33197000). Adding these codes to a Tender Impulse alert brings new matching notices by email every day.
How are Healthcare & Medical tenders in Nepal published?
Nepalese Healthcare & Medical 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 Healthcare & Medical tenders in Nepal written in?
Many Nepalese Healthcare & Medical 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 healthcare and medical tenders cover?
Nepal healthcare and medical tenders cover medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, consumables, laboratory supplies, cleaning and catering for health facilities, and clinical services, bought by hospitals, health ministries and central purchasing bodies. Equipment and medicines are classified under CPV division 33, and health services under division 85.
What do Nepal medical tenders require from suppliers?
Nepal medical tenders frequently ask for product registration, certificates of conformity or a local authorised distributor, so eligibility is the first thing to check. Suppliers usually also provide manufacturer authorisations, technical data sheets, samples for consumables, Good Manufacturing Practice evidence for medicines and a bid security. Service contracts need staff qualifications and references.
How are Nepal pharmaceutical and hospital supply tenders evaluated?
Nepal pharmaceutical and hospital supply tenders are usually evaluated item by item or lot by lot, with registration and technical compliance checked first and lowest compliant price often deciding the award. Pitfalls include minimum shelf-life rules, packaging units that differ from the specification, and delivery to many facilities. Equipment tenders may also weigh maintenance and training.