Latest Oman Real Estate Tenders
6 live tenders, updated daily.
There are 6 live Real Estate tenders in Oman on Tender Impulse right now. 6 were published in the last seven days. Among the busiest buyers are Supreme Court. Common CPV codes in these notices include Non-residential property renting or leasing services (70220000), Accommodation and office services (98340000) and Renting or leasing services of own property (70200000). The latest one arrived on 11 Nov 2026.
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Real estate tenders in Oman
This category covers the leasing and sale of public property, office rentals for government agencies, concessions for commercial space, property management and valuation services. Real estate services are classified under CPV division 70.
Property notices often follow a different format from supply tenders, with site visits and minimum bids. Subscribers can request the full conditions for Oman real estate notices and get them translated at no extra cost.
Bidding in Oman
Government tenders in Oman are published through the e-tendering system of the Oman Tender Board, and the energy group OQ runs its own supplier procurement. Notices are in Arabic and English, and suppliers usually need to register before bidding; your key account manager can help you plan for that.
16353699Leasing of the General Directorate of Courts and the Attorney General's Office in the governorates of Msandem, Al-Hasa, and Al-Berimy, with headquarters in Al-BerimyCountry: OmanDeadline15 Dec 202616353657Leasing a building for the Dhammam Court ComplexCountry: OmanDeadline15 Dec 202616353604Leasing of the General Directorate of Courts and the Attorney General's Office buildings in the northern and southern eastern governorates, with headquarters in IbraCountry: OmanDeadline15 Dec 202616353603Leasing of the General Directorate of Courts and the Attorney General's Office buildings in the interior and central governorates, with headquarters in NizwaCountry: OmanDeadline15 Dec 202616353602Leasing of the General Directorate of Courts and the Attorney General's Office buildings in the northern and southern coastal governorates, with headquarters in SahrCountry: OmanDeadline15 Dec 202616353509Implementation of the real estate development center on the ground floor of the Ministry's General Directorate buildingCountry: OmanDeadline22 Nov 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions About Oman Real Estate Tenders
How many Oman Real Estate tenders are open right now?
Tender Impulse lists 6 open Oman Real Estate tenders. Of these, 6 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 Oman Real Estate tenders?
Buyers with the most open Oman Real Estate tenders on Tender Impulse include: Supreme Court. Contract award data on Tender Impulse shows which suppliers won their previous contracts and at what value.
Which CPV codes are used in Oman Real Estate tenders?
The CPV codes that appear most often in open Oman Real Estate tenders are Non-residential property renting or leasing services (70220000), Accommodation and office services (98340000) and Renting or leasing services of own property (70200000). Adding these codes to a Tender Impulse alert brings new matching notices by email every day.
Where are Real Estate tenders in Oman published?
Government Real Estate tenders in Oman are published through the e-tendering system of the Oman Tender Board, which handles procurement for many ministries and government units. The energy group OQ runs its own supplier procurement. Frequent buyers include the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources.
Do suppliers need to register before bidding for Real Estate tenders in Oman?
Usually, yes. Suppliers generally need to be registered before they can bid for Real Estate tenders in Oman, and notices are published in Arabic and English. A Tender Impulse key account manager can help subscribers check registration requirements, and Arabic tender details are translated at no extra cost, with bid documents available on request.
What do Oman real estate tenders cover?
Oman real estate tenders cover the leasing and sale of public property, office rentals for government agencies, concessions for commercial space, property management and valuation services. Real estate services are classified under CPV division 70. Property notices often follow a different format from supply tenders, with site visits and minimum bids.
What is needed to bid on Oman public property leases and sales?
Bidding on Oman public property leases and sales usually requires a completed offer form, proof of identity or company registration, evidence of funds or financing, and a deposit or bid security. Many notices set a minimum price or rent and a site visit window. Office-rental tenders ask landlords for property details, floor plans and compliance certificates.
How are Oman property tenders usually decided?
Oman property tenders are usually decided on the highest valid offer that meets any minimum bid for sales and leases, sometimes combined with conditions on use or investment. Office-rental tenders typically weigh location, space and rent. Pitfalls include missing the deposit, submitting conditional offers that are not allowed, and unclear handover obligations.
