Israel Minerals and Mining Tenders

Israel's minerals and mining market boasts $2.5 billion in annual exports, fueled by cutting-edge technology and a focus on sustainability. The Dead Sea is a treasure trove of potash, bromine, and magnesium, while the land yields phosphates, copper, and industrial minerals.

The Israeli government actively procures minerals and mining products and services, offering $100 million+ in annual contracts. Their procurement process is transparent and accessible, attracting both domestic and international companies.

The government primarily seeks phosphates, potash, construction minerals (limestone, sand, gravel), metals (copper, zinc), and mining equipment (drills, excavators, trucks). Consulting and engineering services are also in high demand.

The Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure oversees the mining sector, while the Government Procurement Administration (GPA) manages government contracts. Additional key players include the Geological Survey of Israel (GSI) and the Ministry of Environmental Protection.

Leading companies winning government contracts include Israel Chemicals Ltd. (ICL), RMC Israel, Shafir Stone, Mota-Engil Engineering, and Caterpillar Global Mining. International players like Komatsu and Sandvik also have a strong presence.

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