There are 19 live Textiles, Clothing & Leather tenders in Sri Lanka on Tender Impulse right now. 6 were published in the last seven days. Buyers publishing the most of these tenders at the moment include Hardware, Machinery and Equipment, Services( Financial /Insurance/Janitorial, Security Service etc.,) and Apparels & Related Products. Many of these tenders are classified under Polypropylene (19732000), T-shirts and shirts (18330000) and T-shirts (18331000). 8 close within the next seven days, so check the deadlines below. The newest notice was added on 3 Nov 2026.
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Textile, clothing and leather tenders in Sri Lanka
Armed forces, police, hospitals and public companies buy uniforms and workwear, protective clothing, footwear, bedding and linen, and technical textiles. Clothing, footwear, luggage and accessories are classified under CPV division 18, and leather and textile fabrics under division 19.
Uniform tenders usually ask for samples and size schedules, and are often split by garment type. Tender Impulse subscribers can request the lot details and track past awards for textile contracts in Sri Lanka.
Bidding in Sri Lanka
Sri Lankan procurement follows guidelines issued by the National Procurement Commission, and procuring entities publish notices on PROMISe and in national newspapers, while a new national e-GP system is being developed. Notices are mainly in English, and development partners fund many larger Textiles, Clothing & Leather projects.
How many Sri Lanka Textiles, Clothing & Leather tenders are open right now?
Tender Impulse lists 19 open Sri Lanka Textiles, Clothing & Leather tenders. Of these, 6 were published in the last seven days, and 8 close within the next seven days. The count is refreshed every two hours as new notices are published and others close.
Which organisations issue Sri Lanka Textiles, Clothing & Leather tenders?
Buyers with the most open Sri Lanka Textiles, Clothing & Leather tenders on Tender Impulse include: Hardware, Machinery and Equipment, Services( Financial /Insurance/Janitorial, Security Service etc.,) and Apparels & Related Products. Contract award data on Tender Impulse shows which suppliers won their previous contracts and at what value.
Which CPV codes are used in Sri Lanka Textiles, Clothing & Leather tenders?
The CPV codes that appear most often in open Sri Lanka Textiles, Clothing & Leather tenders are Polypropylene (19732000), T-shirts and shirts (18330000) and T-shirts (18331000). Adding these codes to a Tender Impulse alert brings new matching notices by email every day.
How are Textiles, Clothing & Leather tenders in Sri Lanka advertised?
Sri Lankan Textiles, Clothing & Leather tenders are advertised by procuring entities on PROMISe, the government's electronic procurement platform, and in national newspapers. Procurement follows guidelines issued by the National Procurement Commission, and development partners fund many of the larger projects.
What language are Textiles, Clothing & Leather tenders in Sri Lanka published in?
Sri Lankan Textiles, Clothing & Leather tenders are mainly published in English, with some notices in Sinhala or Tamil. Because notices appear both on PROMISe and in national newspapers, a single feed helps: Tender Impulse subscribers receive daily alerts by keyword and CPV code, can request bid documents and can review contract awards to understand pricing.
What do Sri Lanka uniform and textile tenders typically cover?
Sri Lanka uniform and textile tenders typically cover uniforms and workwear, protective clothing, footwear, bedding and linen, and technical textiles, bought by armed forces, police, hospitals and public companies. Clothing, footwear, luggage and accessories are classified under CPV division 18, and leather and textile fabrics under division 19.
Do Sri Lanka uniform tenders require samples?
Sri Lanka uniform tenders usually ask for samples and size schedules, along with fabric specifications, test reports for properties such as colour fastness or flame resistance, and details of manufacturing capacity. Samples often must arrive by the bid deadline and may be tested by the buyer. References, quality certificates and a bid security are also common requirements.
What are the pitfalls of bidding on Sri Lanka clothing and footwear tenders?
The main pitfalls with Sri Lanka clothing and footwear tenders are samples that do not exactly match the specified fabric or colour, underestimated size ranges and labelling requirements, and late-delivery penalties. These tenders are often split by garment type with staggered deliveries. Evaluation is commonly lowest compliant price, with the sample assessment deciding compliance.