Global tenders in one search

Public sector tenders are published on more than 1050 official sources in over 180 countries: national portals, regional and municipal portals, and international bodies. Open Opportunities collects them twice a day and puts them in one search, so you can search worldwide or set alerts for the regions you sell into.

Tender notices by region, 1 October 2025 to 30 September 2026

Counted 6 October 2026 from the Open Opportunities database. Notices are counted per publication, so a tender published on more than one portal is counted more than once. Regions are grouped by the buyer's country.

Europe is the 40 countries in the table on our European tenders page, including Cyprus. The Middle East is Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Israel, the Palestinian territories, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen and the Gulf states. North America is the United States, Canada, Bermuda, Greenland and Saint Pierre and Miquelon. Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean are in Latin America and the Caribbean. Asia includes Central Asia and the Caucasus. Russia, Belarus and the European micro-states are in the last row.

See the country by country figures for Europe: European tenders in one search

See every country and source we cover: Global tender coverage

Without one search, a supplier selling internationally checks each portal in turn: Find a Tender in the UK, TED for the EU, SAM.gov in the United States and CanadaBuys in Canada, SECOP II in Colombia and Mercado Público in Chile, Government e-Marketplace in India, GeBIZ in Singapore and KONEPS in South Korea, eTenders in South Africa and PPIP in Kenya, Etimad in Saudi Arabia, AusTender in Australia and GETS in New Zealand, and the World Bank, UNGM and African Development Bank for international bodies. Open Opportunities reads them all every day and puts them behind one search box.

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Tender notices by country, 1 October 2025 to 30 September 2026

Counted 6 October 2026 from the Open Opportunities database, in the same way as the region table above. The table lists the 120 countries we counted one by one. The other countries are in the row "Countries not listed separately" and in their region totals above.