🇦🇲 Armenia · Government procurement
How to find and win government tenders in Armenia.
Armenia's public procurement is conducted through ARMEPS (armeps.am), the state's e-procurement platform covering goods, works, and services across all budget-funded entities. This guide explains how to access the portal, submit compliant bids, and monitor the Armenian tender market.
Four steps to your first Armenia government contract.
1
Register on ARMEPS
Create a supplier account at armeps.am using your company's tax identification number and official registration documents. Registration is required before you can submit any bid or access full tender documentation.
2
Find open tenders in your category
Browse active procurements by CPV code, contracting authority, or keyword. ARMEPS publishes notices for open tenders, requests for quotations, and negotiated procedures — filter by status to see only live opportunities.
3
Submit a compliant bid
Download tender documents, prepare your technical and financial offers according to the stated requirements, and submit through the ARMEPS portal before the deadline. Electronic submission is mandatory for most procedures.
4
Track award notices and debriefs
ARMEPS publishes contract award notices and supplier rankings. Review award data to benchmark your pricing and identify buyers awarding contracts in your segment.
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Search Armenia government tenders
ARMEPS centralises Armenian state procurement under a single electronic platform. Central government agencies, municipalities, and state-owned enterprises all publish notices through the portal. Procedures range from simplified quotation requests (low-value purchases) to full open tenders governed by Armenia's Law on Procurement.
Domestic and international suppliers can both register on ARMEPS. There is no nationality restriction for most categories, though some defence or security-related procurements may limit participation to Armenian-registered entities. All documentation on the portal is primarily in Armenian; bidders working in other languages should plan for translation of key tender terms.
The Armenian tender market publishes a high volume of notices across construction, IT, healthcare, and public-services categories. Sell to State indexes ARMEPS, with plain-English search and saved tender searches with a daily email alert.
Frequently asked questions
What is ARMEPS?
ARMEPS is Armenia's official electronic public procurement system, available at armeps.am. All budget-funded contracting authorities are required to publish tender notices and conduct procurement procedures through the platform.
Who can bid on Armenian government tenders?
Both Armenian-registered companies and foreign suppliers can participate in most ARMEPS tenders. Suppliers must register an account and meet the qualification criteria set in each individual tender notice.
Is access to ARMEPS free?
Browsing published notices on ARMEPS is free. Registration as a supplier and submitting bids does not require a fee, though individual contracting authorities may charge for printed tender documents in exceptional cases.
How do I get alerts for new Armenian tenders through Sell to State?
Save the search and turn on its alert: once a day, we email you the number of new open and awarded tenders that match it.
What Armenia procurement data does Sell to State cover?
Sell to State indexes public tender notices and award data published through ARMEPS, enabling plain-English search across Armenian government opportunities and the ability to follow specific buying authorities.
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