Government tenders from Mongolia

Mongolia's centralized E-Procurement System manages a massive MNT 13.2 trillion annual budget, awarding over 44,000 contracts in 2022 alone. These contracts, averaging MNT 300 million each, span construction, goods, and services. To ensure transparency, Mongolia offers public access to tender documents and runs an online complaint system.

Find all government tenders from Mongolia with 100% accuracy. Government of Mongolia tenders are covered from all departments including -

• Mongolia Ministries Tenders
• Mongolia Central Departments tenders
• Mongolia Councils tenders
• Mongolia Municipalities tenders
• Mongolia Cities tenders
• Mongolia State tenders

Mongolia government awards contracts for goods and services across all industries. The most popular categories for Mongolia government procurement are -

• Mongolia Security Services Tenders
• Mongolia Transportation Tenders
• Mongolia Renewable Energy Tenders
• Mongolia Defence Tenders
• Mongolia Healthcare Tenders
• Mongolia Pharma Tenders
• Mongolia Software Tenders
• Mongolia Construction Tenders
• Mongolia Consultancy Tenders
• Mongolia Agricultural tenders

Mongolia Government releases various kinds of tenders -

• Mongolia RFP - A document outlining the Mongolia government's requirements for a proposed project or service, inviting vendors to submit detailed proposals.
• Mongolia RFQ - An RFQ is sent to potential suppliers to solicit specific pricing for goods or services by the Mongolia's government.
• Mongolia RFI - Request for Information is released by the Mongolia's agencies to gather general information from potential suppliers about their capabilities and offerings, before issuing a formal request for proposals (RFP) or request for quotes (RFQ)
• Mongolia EOI - An EOI is published by Mongolia's authorities as a preliminary inquiry to gauge interest and capability before issuing a formal tender.
• Mongolia General Procurement Notice - A General Procurement Notice (GPN) is a public announcement by Mongolia about upcoming procurement opportunities for goods, services, or works, inviting interested suppliers to express their interest and prepare for further bidding processes.
• Mongolia Pre-qualification - A pre-qualification notice is released by country Mongolia's government departments to filter potential bidders based on skills and resources before a formal bidding begins.
• Mongolia Projects - Projects come much before tenders in the project life-cycle. Projects are "broad" notices indicating the sector in which the buyer will procure goods or services in future. This helps manufacturers/suppliers to get ready and arrange for resources for the future big orders by Mongolia's government.
• Mongolia Contract Awards - Contract Awards is the official announcement by country Mongolia's government of the winning bidder for a previously advertised project by containing the contractor details, bid amount etc.