🇭🇹 Haiti · Government procurement
How to find government tenders in Haiti.
Haiti's Commission Nationale des Marchés Publics (CNMP) is the regulatory body overseeing public procurement, with notices published at cnmp.gouv.ht. This guide explains how Haiti's tendering process works, who is eligible, and how to track opportunities.
Four steps to your first Haiti government contract.
1
Consult CNMP Haiti for open notices
Visit cnmp.gouv.ht to find published avis d'appel d'offres (tender notices) from ministries and public institutions. Notices are typically in French or Haitian Creole.
2
Obtain and review the dossier d'appel d'offres
Request or download the full tender dossier from the procuring entity. It contains technical specifications, eligibility criteria, and submission instructions. A dossier fee may apply.
3
Prepare a compliant bid in French or Creole
Assemble financial, technical, and legal documents as specified. Bids must typically be submitted in hard copy to the procuring entity's designated address before the deadline.
4
Monitor award notices on CNMP
CNMP publishes award outcomes and debrief information. Reviewing award notices helps benchmark winning bid levels and identify which public bodies are actively contracting.
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Search Haiti government tenders
CNMP Haiti (Commission Nationale des Marchés Publics) regulates public procurement across Haitian government ministries, autonomous entities, and public enterprises. The legal framework is set by the Loi sur la Passation des Marchés Publics. CNMP publishes procurement notices on its website and serves as the oversight and appeals body for procurement disputes.
Both Haitian-registered and international companies may bid on Haitian government tenders, subject to the eligibility conditions stated in each notice. Infrastructure, humanitarian-linked procurement, and public services are common categories. Some contracts funded by international donors follow additional procurement rules (e.g., World Bank or IDB procurement guidelines) alongside CNMP regulations.
Monitoring CNMP Haiti requires checking the portal regularly, as notices are published on a rolling basis. Sell to State indexes publicly available Haitian procurement data, with plain-English search and saved tender searches with a daily email alert.
Frequently asked questions
What is CNMP Haiti?
CNMP (Commission Nationale des Marchés Publics) is Haiti's public procurement regulatory authority. It publishes tender notices, enforces procurement law, and handles procurement disputes. Its portal is at cnmp.gouv.ht.
Can international companies bid on Haiti government tenders?
International suppliers can participate in Haitian public tenders, subject to eligibility requirements in each notice. Donor-funded contracts may follow additional procurement procedures set by the funding institution.
Is access to CNMP Haiti free?
Viewing published notices on cnmp.gouv.ht is free. Obtaining the full tender dossier from a procuring entity may require payment of a tender document fee specified in the notice.
How can Sell to State help me track Haiti tenders?
Sell to State indexes CNMP Haiti procurement data, with plain-English search and saved tender searches with a daily email alert.
What Haiti procurement data does Sell to State cover?
Sell to State covers tender notices and award data from CNMP Haiti, spanning central ministries, public enterprises, and autonomous institutions across available procurement categories.
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