🇰🇲 Comoros · Government procurement
How to access and bid on government tenders in Comoros.
Comoros public procurement is regulated by ARMP Comores (https://www.armp-comores.org), the national authority responsible for publishing tender notices and enforcing procurement rules across Union government entities. This guide covers supplier registration, how to locate active opportunities, and what a compliant submission requires.
Four steps to your first Comoros government contract.
1
Register as a supplier with ARMP Comores
Obtain your company registration documents and any sector-specific certifications, then create a supplier profile through ARMP Comores. Government entities in Comoros use the approved supplier list when issuing restricted tenders.
2
Locate open tender notices
Check the ARMP Comores portal at www.armp-comores.org regularly for published Avis d'Appel d'Offres. Notices specify the procuring ministry, scope, technical requirements, and submission deadline.
3
Prepare and submit your bid
Download the full dossier d'appel d'offres and respond to every technical and financial section as specified. Submissions in Comoros are typically in French; verify language requirements before preparing your documents.
4
Monitor award publications
ARMP Comores publishes contract award notices following evaluation. Review awards to understand competitive pricing and the evaluation criteria used in your target sectors.
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Search Comoros government tenders
ARMP Comores oversees procurement across the Union of Comoros, including the islands of Grande Comore, Anjouan, and Mohéli. Tender notices cover public works, goods, and consultancy services procured by ministries and public institutions. Open tenders above defined financial thresholds are mandatory, while smaller purchases may be handled by request for quotation.
French is the primary language of procurement documentation in Comoros. International suppliers are not categorically excluded, but local presence or a local representative often improves practical access, particularly for works and services contracts with logistical requirements specific to the island geography.
The Comoros tender market is compact, with most opportunities in infrastructure, health, education, and donor-funded development projects. Sell to State indexes ARMP Comores notices, with plain-English search and saved tender searches with a daily email alert.
Frequently asked questions
What is ARMP Comores?
ARMP Comores (Autorité de Régulation des Marchés Publics) is the national body that regulates government procurement in the Union of Comoros. It publishes tender notices, registers suppliers, and monitors contract award procedures at www.armp-comores.org.
Who can bid on Comoros government tenders?
Domestic and international companies may bid, subject to eligibility criteria set in each tender dossier. Proof of financial capacity, technical experience, and sometimes local registration may be required depending on contract type and size.
Is the ARMP Comores portal free to use?
Access to published tender notices on ARMP Comores is generally free. Purchasing the full tender dossier may involve a small fee payable to the contracting entity, as specified in the notice.
How do I get alerts for new Comoros tenders?
Sell to State lets you save searches in Comoros. Turn on the alert for the saved tender search: once a day, we email you the number of new open and awarded tenders that match it.
What Comoros data does Sell to State cover?
Sell to State indexes tender notices and contract award data from ARMP Comores, making the visible pipeline of Comoros government opportunities searchable in plain English.
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