🇯🇴 Jordan · Government procurement
How to find and win government tenders in Jordan.
Jordan centralises its government procurement through JONEPS (joneps.gov.jo), the Jordan Government Electronic Procurement System, which publishes tender notices from ministries, public institutions, and government departments across the Kingdom. This guide walks through how to register, find opportunities, and build a consistent pipeline in Jordan's public sector market.
Four steps to your first Jordan government contract.
1
Register your company on JONEPS
Create a supplier account at joneps.gov.jo and submit your company's commercial registration and required documents. Registration unlocks access to tender notices and the ability to download bid packages.
2
Search and filter active tenders by ministry or sector
JONEPS lists open tenders by issuing government entity, contract category, and deadline. Browse works, goods, and services contracts to identify opportunities that match your capabilities.
3
Submit a compliant bid on time
Download the full tender documents, meet all technical qualifications and financial guarantee requirements, and submit your bid through the system before the stated closing date.
4
Review award results to refine future bids
JONEPS publishes award notices after tender evaluation. Reviewing which entities award contracts, at what values, and to which suppliers helps calibrate your bidding strategy over time.
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Search Jordan government tenders
JONEPS is administered under Jordan's Public Procurement framework and serves as the authoritative online platform for all government tenders above applicable thresholds. It covers ministries, public authorities, municipalities, and government-linked institutions. Procurement categories include civil works, IT systems, professional consulting services, medical supplies, and general goods. The platform operates in Arabic, with some notices available in English for internationally procured contracts.
Jordan's procurement system is open to both domestic and foreign companies, making it one of the more accessible markets in the Middle East for international suppliers. Some contracts have local-preference provisions or specify that bidders must be registered with the relevant Jordanian professional or trade body. Each tender document details specific eligibility requirements, including required certifications, financial turnover thresholds, and prior experience.
With dozens of government entities publishing through JONEPS across multiple sectors, manually checking the portal daily is inefficient. Sell to State indexes JONEPS notices so you can run a plain-English keyword or sector search and immediately surface relevant contracts. 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.
Frequently asked questions
What is JONEPS?
JONEPS (joneps.gov.jo) is the Jordan Government Electronic Procurement System — the official online platform where Jordanian government ministries, departments, and public institutions publish procurement notices and manage the tendering process.
Can international companies bid on Jordan government tenders?
Yes, international companies are generally eligible to bid on Jordan government tenders. Some contracts favour locally registered companies or require Jordanian partnership arrangements; each tender's eligibility section specifies these conditions.
Is JONEPS free to access?
Registering and browsing tender notices on JONEPS is free. Some bid document packages carry a purchase fee, which is stated in the individual tender notice.
How do I get alerts for new Jordan tenders through Sell to State?
Search Jordan tenders by keyword or sector on Sell to State and save that search. 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 Jordan data does Sell to State cover?
Sell to State indexes publicly available tender notices and award records from JONEPS, covering contracts issued by Jordanian government ministries and public entities across works, services, and supply categories.
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