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Every Indian Government Tender Portal

Public buyers in India do not publish in one place. Avsar indexes 97 portals, 7,027 live notices, so a single search covers the central portals, all state and UT systems, the Railways, Defence and the major PSUs.
Portals indexed
97
Live tenders
7,027
Estimated value
₹0
State portals
37

Central portals

11 · 4,760 live

Ministries, departments and autonomous bodies of the Union Government.

State and union territory portals

37 · 2,267 live

Each state runs its own e-procurement portal for its departments, boards and local bodies.

Public sector undertaking portals

41 · 0 live

Large PSUs run their own procurement systems outside the central portals.

Railways

2 · 0 live

Rolling stock, permanent way, works and stores across all railway zones.

Defence

6 · 0 live

Ministry of Defence, service headquarters, MES and ordnance procurement.

Portals, common questions

How many government tender portals are there in India?

Public buyers in India publish across dozens of separate e-procurement systems: GeM and the Central Public Procurement Portal at the centre, a portal for each of the 37 states and union territories, plus dedicated systems for the Railways, Defence and the major PSUs. Avsar indexes 97 of them.

Do I need to register separately on each portal?

Yes. Each portal maintains its own bidder registration and its own digital-signature enrolment. A bid must always be submitted on the portal that published the notice. Avsar aggregates notices and prepares the bid pack, but the upload always happens on the government portal under your own DSC.

What is the difference between GeM and CPPP?

GeM is a marketplace for goods and services with catalogue buying, bids and reverse auctions. CPPP (eprocure.gov.in) is a notice-publication and bidding portal used by central ministries and departments, mostly for works and larger services contracts. Many buyers use both, for different kinds of procurement.

Avsar is a private platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any of the portals listed above or any government department. Portal names and addresses are shown for reference; always verify a notice on its official portal before bidding.

Know which of these you can actually win

Avsar reads the tender document, checks every portal we index against your turnover, completed work and certificates, and tells you whether to bid, citing the clause it read. Free to search.

Avsar never submits a bid for you and never asks for your digital signature certificate.