Who pays for a contract shapes who may bid for it, which rules apply and how the award is decided. These pages group every notice we track by the institution financing it.
Regional and global banks whose financing carries its own procurement rules — contracts are typically open to bidders from any member country.
Procurement notices from projects financed by the World Bank across its borrowing member countries. Contracts are awarded under the Bank's own Procurement Regulations, and are open to bidders from any member country.
View World Bank tenders →Specific procurement notices and expressions of interest for projects the AfDB finances across Africa, covering works, goods and consultancy assignments.
View AfDB tenders →Project procurement notices from AIIB-financed infrastructure across its member economies — transport, energy, water and urban development.
View AIIB tenders →Notices from IDB-financed operations across Latin America and the Caribbean, published through the Bank's BID for the Americas platform.
View IDB tenders →Procurement opportunities under projects financed by the Islamic Development Bank for its member countries.
View IsDB tenders →Consultancy and works notices for projects the Caribbean Development Bank finances across its borrowing member countries.
View CDB tenders →Procurement notices tied to operations financed by the European Investment Bank, the EU's long-term lending institution.
View EIB tenders →Procurement from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe and its field missions across Europe and Central Asia.
View OSCE tenders →Requests for proposal and bid notices published by the DBSA, which finances infrastructure across South Africa and the wider SADC region.
View DBSA tenders →The UN Secretariat, its peacekeeping missions and specialised agencies.
Solicitations from the UN Secretariat, its peacekeeping missions and UN agencies — expressions of interest, invitations to bid and requests for proposal, covering everything from air charter to IT systems.
View UN tenders →National agencies procuring for development programmes they run abroad.
Tenders issued by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit for development programmes it implements worldwide on behalf of the German government.
View GIZ tenders →Framework contracts and consultancy assignments issued by FMO, the Netherlands' development finance institution.
View FMO tenders →