Latest Peru Defence Tenders

5 live tenders, updated daily.

There are 5 live Defence tenders in Peru on Tender Impulse right now. Of these, 5 appeared in the past week. The CPV codes that come up most often are Closed-circuit surveillance system (32235000), Video-surveillance system (32323500) and Surveillance and security systems and devices (35120000). Watch the deadlines: 3 close within a week. The latest one arrived on 28 Oct 2026.

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Defence and security tenders in Peru

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 Peru tender carefully; your key account manager can help you assess them.

Bidding in Peru

Peruvian public bodies run their procurement through SEACE, the State Procurement Electronic System, and the regulator formerly known as OSCE now operates as OECE. District and provincial municipalities are very active buyers. Notices are in Spanish; subscribers get Defence tenders translated at no extra cost.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Peru Defence Tenders

How many Peru Defence tenders are open right now?
Tender Impulse lists 5 open Peru Defence tenders. Of these, 5 were published in the last seven days, and 3 close 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 Peru Defence tenders?
The CPV codes that appear most often in open Peru Defence tenders are Closed-circuit surveillance system (32235000), Video-surveillance system (32323500) and Surveillance and security systems and devices (35120000). Adding these codes to a Tender Impulse alert brings new matching notices by email every day.
Where are Defence tenders in Peru published?
Defence tenders in Peru are published on SEACE, the State Procurement Electronic System, used by national ministries, regional governments, district and provincial municipalities, universities and state companies. The regulator, formerly known as OSCE, operates as the OECE. Frequent buyers include the District Municipality of San Marcos, the National University of Santa and Electro Sur Oeste.
What language are Defence tenders in Peru published in?
Defence tenders in Peru are published in Spanish on SEACE, including the bases, the bidding documents that set out the requirements. Local government is a very active buyer. Tender Impulse subscribers can have Spanish tender details translated at no extra cost, request the bases and use contract award data to see typical award values.
What do Peru defence tenders usually cover?
Peru 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 Peru defence contracts?
Peru 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 Peru defence tenders different from other public tenders?
Peru 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.
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