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5,097 live20 published todayUpdated 2 h ago

5,097 Central Government tenders are open for bids, 20 of them published today. Most are for machinery & equipment (801), it & electronics (655) and electrical & power (583). The busiest buyers are Department of Military Affairs and Department of Defence Production.

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How many Central Government tenders are open right now?
5,097 as of Tuesday, 13 October 2026, including 20 published today. The list refreshes several times a day as portals publish new tenders, and closed or withdrawn tenders drop off automatically.
Which departments publish the most Central Government tenders?
Right now: Department of Military Affairs (1,612), Department of Defence Production (317) and E-in-C Branch - Military Engineer Services (189). Use the Department filter to see only one buyer's tenders.
Where are these tenders published?
On the official portals: GeM — Government e-Marketplace, Defence eProcurement and CPPP — Central Public Procurement Portal. Each tender page links to its portal, where you download the documents and submit your bid.
How do I bid for a Central Government tender?
Open the tender, check eligibility, EMD and document fee, then register on the portal it came from. NIC eProcurement and CPPP portals need a Class 3 Digital Signature Certificate (DSC); GeM needs a seller account. Submit your bid online before the closing time shown here.
Can I get notified about new Central Government tenders?
Tap Follow at the top of this page. Your home page then shows how many new tenders appeared here since your last visit. You can also subscribe to this page's RSS feed.