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Government Tenders in All India

64833 live tenders from 2373 departments and authorities across All India, published on 2 portals and worth about ₹55060.33 Cr. Every notice below is open for bidding today, closed and awarded tenders move to results.
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Live tenders
64,833
Estimated value
₹55060.33 Cr
Buying departments
2373
Results published
0

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How many government tenders are open in All India right now?

64833 tenders are live in All India as of today, worth about ₹55060.33 Cr in published estimated value. The count updates as notices are published and as bids close.

Which portal publishes All India government tenders?

All India state departments publish primarily on Government e-Marketplace. Central ministries and PSUs operating in All India publish on GeM and the Central Public Procurement Portal. Avsar indexes all of them in one place.

Do I need to be registered in All India to bid?

Most All India tenders are open to bidders registered anywhere in India, though some works tenders require state PWD registration of the appropriate class. The eligibility clause in each notice says which. Avsar reads that clause and tells you whether your registrations qualify.

Is EMD refundable on All India tenders?

Yes. Earnest money is refunded to unsuccessful bidders after the financial bids are opened, and to the successful bidder once the performance guarantee is furnished. MSEs registered on Udyam are exempt from EMD altogether under the Public Procurement Policy for MSEs 2012.

Know which of these you can actually win

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

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