Competitive Bidding in Nigeria: Self-Exclusion By Default

Winning Government and Private Contracts

In my early days with my former employer (Chevron Nigeria’s biggest Supplier by annual Purchase Order value), I always wondered how we managed to average about 10 to 15 Purchase Orders per day. Time was all it took for me to notice the pattern and ratio of…

Tender Round-up for the Week ended on 11th November 2016

This is a round-up of tenders from last week to keep you abreast with opportunities you may have missed.

There are tenders from various sectors and business categories so you should find something for your…

Tenders Round-up for the Week ended on 4th November 2016

There are tenders in this edition for building contractors, vehicle suppliers, furniture & equipment suppliers, engineering consultancy, public communication consultants, insurance companies, data management trainer, hospital…

Tenders Weekly Roundup (Week ended 25th Nov 2016): MTN Nigeria looking to engage Facilities Managers, Building and Civil Engineers….

We welcome you once again to another edition of our Weekly roundup on tenders. Last week, MTN Nigeria…

The 2017 Budget: How it concerns Capital Expenditure

If the present administration actually sticks by and walks the talk of its anti-corruption mantra, then Nigerians should gear up for good times ahead

Tenders Round-up for the Week ended 9th December 2016

Hello guys, welcome back to Tenders round-up. Apologies this came a bit late. A couple of pressing issues that needed urgent attention came up on the platform (Tender.ng). Last week featured lots of tenders from Government institutions…

Tenders Round-up for the Week ended on 21st October 2016

Below are some of the major open tenders in the Nigerian public procurement space for the week ended on 21st October 2016. You might find something that suits your business.

Tenders Round-up for the week ended 28th October 2016

The previous week saw activities across various sectors of the Nigerian economy with respect to public procurement. These were largely driven by Federal and State government tenders as expected. There were a couple of ITT from a few NGOs…