Tenders by Government Tendering Authorities from India

Authorities are listed alphabetically. Each authority entry links to a dedicated authority page that shows active tenders, past tenders, award/result notices and meta details (location, department type, parent organization). We also tag authorities by type (Municipal, PWD, PSU, Railway, University, State Agency, Central Ministry etc.) for filtering.

An authority is any official organisation that issues tenders - national ministries, state departments, municipal corporations, development authorities, PSUs (e.g., ports, railways), universities, hospitals and statutory bodies.

India’s procurement ecosystem is highly decentralised: every district/municipal body, PSU depot, educational institute and statutory board can publish tenders. The large number reflects local-level authorities (wards, talukas, rural panchayats), state and central agencies.

From official sources - state eProc portals, departmental tender pages, central portals (CPPP/GEM where applicable), railways, PSUs, municipal websites. Each authority page includes a link to the original issuing portal for verification.

Listings are human-verified and cross-checked automatically: we validate the authority name, tender reference number, NIT details and the issuing URL. If a mismatch or duplicate is detected, it is flagged for manual review.

High-activity portals are polled several times per day; lower activity authority sources are refreshed daily or on a scheduled cadence. The authority page shows a “last updated” timestamp for transparency.

We maintain authority aliases and redirect old authority pages to the new canonical entry. The authority page keeps historical metadata (previous names, merger notes) so past tenders stay discoverable.

Use the alphabet index, the authority search box (type part of the authority name), or apply filters (state, authority type). Each authority page also supports keyword search within its tenders.

Yes - filter by Authority Type (Municipal, PSUs, Railways, University, Central Ministry, State Dept) and by State / District to limit the list to relevant issuers.

On an authority page you can click “Follow this Authority” to enable instant email/SMS/WhatsApp alerts for new tenders, corrigendum and award notices issued by that authority.

Yes, create a custom alert rule (e.g., Authority Type = Municipal + State = Maharashtra). We’ll push a combined digest or immediate alerts based on your preference.

Typical sections: Authority header (name, type, jurisdiction), Contact / official portal link, Live tenders, Upcoming tenders, Closed/Archived tenders, Contract awards, Stats (tenders published per year), Tags (e.g., roads, water, supply), and a “How IndianTenders helps” snippet.

Yes, when the issuing authority publishes award notices we capture and display them under “Contract Awards” with winner name, value and award date (if posted publicly).

We display source badges (official portal, PSU portal, GeM, Railway) and a verification status: Verified / Awaiting verification / Legacy source so users can quickly assess provenance.

Usually yes. IndianTenders.in aggregates and links to the original tender - but for downloading the official BOQ/NIT and for e-submission, you typically must register and use a DSC on the issuing authority’s portal.

We surface the tender metadata and link to the original source. The tender detail clearly shows registration/DSC requirements and any local/vendor restrictions so bidders can prepare.

Where the issuing authority allows public downloads, IndianTenders.in provides direct downloads. If the issuing portal requires registration, we provide the official download link and a step-by-step note on how to access documents.

Our system clusters authority name variants and human reviewers merge duplicates into a canonical authority entry. If you spot a duplicate, use the “Report Issue” link on the authority page and we’ll reconcile.

Click “Report an Issue” on the tender or authority page; include tender number and the problem. We prioritise issues flagged by users and correct or remove erroneous entries after verification.

Causes include: authority not publishing digital tenders, the portal is intermittently accessible, or authority uses PDF circulars only. We note such limitations on the authority page and provide an alternative contact or portal link.

Yes, enterprise customers can request an Authority Feed API (REST/JSON) that returns live tenders, award notices and metadata per authority. Contact our Sales & Integration team for access, rate limits and pricing.

We provide CSV/Excel export for authority lists and for authority-specific tender tables (subject to licensing). Use the “Export” button on the authority index or schedule automated exports for enterprise accounts.

Yes - via webhooks or our API you can push new-tender events for selected authorities directly into your internal workflows or ERP.

Where relevant, yes. We display short notes about state procurement rules (e.g., MSME exemptions, local preference, EMD norms) and link to the authority’s tender conditions - however, bidders should always read the official NIT for binding terms.

We index duplicate listings but clearly tag the original source (GeM/CPPP). We also cross-link to the central portal to help bidders choose the correct channel for submission or procurement.

Add short guidance near the index:
• “Authority listings are aggregated from official portals - click the authority to view live tenders and the original source.”
• Show a “How to bid” quick-step (register on authority portal → verify DSC → download docs → submit online).

Enrich pages with an authority description, jurisdiction map, popular tender categories, recent awards, contact info and “how IndianTenders helps” snippet - that reduces bounce and improves indexing.

Use the “Contact / Report Missing Authority” link at the bottom of the index. Provide the official authority name and source URL (if available); our research team will add or verify the authority.

Authorities can request page ownership by contacting IndianTenders.in via the “Authority Claim” form. After verification (official email domain or letter), we allow authority-managed updates for contact info and profile.