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Answer · Tenders by country
India's central government works tenders appear on the GeM-CPPP portal at eprocure.gov.in. Bids go through the eProcurement System with a Class 3 digital signature. States, railways and other agencies also run their own portals.
We checked these sources on 1 November 2026. The tender's own documents always decide.
Start with the central portals. Then add each state or agency you want to work for. The Manual for Procurement of Works, second edition 2025, says a department with its own website should also publish there.
| Source | What it lists | Link |
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| GeM-CPPP (Central Public Procurement Portal) | Advertised central government tenders, including works. | eprocure.gov.in/cppp |
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| eProcurement System of India | Active tenders, corrigenda and bid awards. Bids are filed here online. | eprocure.gov.in/eprocure/app |
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| Indian Railways E-Procurement System (IREPS) | The e-procurement system of Indian Railways. | ireps.gov.in |
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| Maharashtra eProcurement System | One example of a state portal. It lists tenders and takes bids online. | mahatenders.gov.in |
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These steps follow the central eProcurement System. A state portal may differ in its details.
The central rule book for works is the Manual for Procurement of Works, second edition 2025. The Department of Expenditure issued an amendment to this edition on 18 June 2026. Check that page for later changes.
These figures come from the central Manual. A state or agency tender can differ, so read the tender itself.
Yes, with conditions. These points come from the same Manual.
Lenders list some of this work on their own sites. Our guide to development-bank tenders explains who runs each tender.
Bidligence's nightly tender search covers India. It also reads the central portal for new notices. Matches reach one inbox and a digest. See tender alerts. You can also upload an Indian tender, and Bidligence reads what it requires. Like any service, it misses some tenders, so keep checking your key portals.
Sources that returned tender notices to Bidligence in the last 30 days. The list updates itself.
Rules and portals change. Check the tender’s own documents and the official source before you rely on any of this.