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Government at every level, major companies, development agencies and NGOs are all looking for suppliers like you. Tendering finds the opportunities that fit your business, keeps your papers ready, and helps you submit a stronger bid. No connections needed.
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Opportunities we track
Across federal, state and local government, private companies, development agencies and NGOs.
Federal University of Allied Health Sciences, EnuguFederal Government
African Reinsurance Corporation (Africa Re)Public Corporation
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)International / Donor-Funded
University Of UyoFederal Government
Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST)Public CorporationOrganization logos identify tracked advert sources and do not imply endorsement or partnership.
Three markets, one place
Most businesses chase only one kind of buyer. Tendering brings opportunities from all three markets together, from Abuja ministries to your local government council, and from multinationals to community NGOs, so you can see the full market and go after the work that fits.
Federal ministries, state governments, local government councils, agencies and parastatals buy goods, works and services every day — and some of the most accessible jobs are closest to home. Under the Nigeria First policy, government buyers must consider Nigerian businesses and Nigerian-made goods first.
Oil and gas companies, banks, telecoms operators, manufacturers and other large firms regularly source suppliers and contractors through RFQs, vendor registration and prequalification. Getting on their vendor lists can mean years of steady work.
UN agencies, development partners, embassies, international NGOs, and Nigerian NGOs and foundations buy goods, works and consultancy services, from large programmes to community projects. Their clear, documented processes reward well-prepared bids.
One profile. Every kind of buyer. More chances to win.
The real problem
They're scattered across government portals, newspapers, council notice boards, vendor portals, UN and NGO procurement pages and WhatsApp forwards. Most businesses only hear about a tender after it has closed.
A ministry, a local council, an oil company, a UN agency and an NGO each ask for different registrations, formats and evidence. It's hard to know what applies to which opportunity.
CAC documents, tax clearance, BPP registration, ITF, NSITF and PENCOM certificates, NOGIC JQS, UNGM. One missing or expired document, and your bid is out before anyone reads it.
Technical proposals, financial proposals, capability statements and unfamiliar forms — usually done in a rush.
None of this is about whether you can do the work. Tendering handles the parts that stand in your way.
Built to help you win
Tell us what you do. Tendering brings you matching tenders, RFQs, EOIs, RFPs and prequalifications from all three markets, early enough to act.
See exactly what each buyer asks for and what you're missing, before you spend a day on it. Know in minutes whether it's worth going for.
Tendering reads the bid documents with you and drafts your proposal, so you start from a strong first draft. You review it, edit it, and submit it as your own.
Your next opportunity
Plenty of sites will send you a list of tenders. Tendering goes further. It matches each opportunity to your business with a match score, shows what you need to qualify, tracks whether your papers are current, and helps you write the bid. Three markets, all in one place.
Built to help you win
Less searching. Less guessing. More bidding.
New tenders, RFQs and EOIs matched to your business, in your inbox.
See at a glance how well each opportunity fits your business, so you spend time only on the ones you can win.
Every opportunity shows who's buying — a ministry, a council, a company, an agency or an NGO — so you can follow the buyers that matter to you.
Scope, requirements, deadline and submission details in two minutes.
See which documents and registrations each buyer requires, and never lose a bid to an expired certificate.
A well-structured first draft built from the bid documents and your company profile, ready to edit and submit.
Keep track of which companies and organisations you're registered with, and when each registration needs renewing.
Team up with other businesses for joint bids, or find subcontracting opportunities on larger projects.
No shortcuts. No sold connections.
Trust and integrity
Tendering helps you find the right opportunities, get your papers ready, and prepare a stronger bid. Every bid you submit is yours, and it wins or loses on its merit. Our job is to make it the strongest bid you can put forward.
We don't win contracts for you, and we don't sell connections.
Who it's for
Keep a steady pipeline of supply jobs, LPOs and works contracts from federal, state and local government and from companies.
Track RFQs and prequalifications from operators and service majors, and keep your registrations current.
Find consultancy assignments, EOIs and terms of reference from development partners, NGOs, foundations and corporates.
Find RFPs from banks, telecoms operators, government agencies, development partners and NGOs.
Get your products in front of government buyers putting Nigerian-made goods first, and companies building local supply chains.
Local councils, state agencies and community NGOs buy close to home. Find the jobs in your area that are sized for a business like yours.
Never bid for a big contract before? Tendering shows you what each buyer requires, step by step.
Start free and upgrade when you're ready to bid seriously. Pay in naira.
Questions, answered
The essentials, straight up.
From publicly advertised opportunities across three markets: government (federal ministries, state governments, local government councils, agencies and tenders journals), private sector (oil and gas, banking, telecoms and other companies), and development and non-profit (UN agencies, development partners, international NGOs, and Nigerian NGOs and foundations).
No. Government is one part of the market. Many businesses grow faster by winning work from companies, development agencies and NGOs, and Tendering covers all three markets.
No. BPP registration matters for many federal contracts, but state and local governments, companies and NGOs have their own requirements. Tendering shows you what each opportunity asks for before you start.
Companies often use vendor registration and prequalification before they invite you to quote. Development agencies and NGOs usually ask for detailed technical proposals, past performance and clear pricing. Tendering explains what each buyer expects in plain language.
No, and be wary of anyone who promises that. We help you find the right opportunities and prepare the strongest bid you can. The award depends on your bid.
No. Payment depends on the buyer. But clear, complete documentation matters when invoices are checked. Tendering helps you keep your bid documents organised from the start.
No. Most of our users are small and growing businesses. Big firms have bid teams, and Tendering gives you the same advantage.
Tendering is focused on Nigeria today, with more African countries to come. If you're elsewhere, join the waitlist for your country.
Yes. We handle your data in line with the Nigeria Data Protection Act, and your documents are never shared with other users. Read our Privacy Policy for the details.
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