How government tenders are published and accessed in Lebanon.

Lebanon's public procurement is governed by the law on public tenders and associated regulations, with oversight functions supported by institutions including the Institut des Finances Basil Fuleihan. Contracting authorities — covering ministries, municipalities, and public institutions — publish tenders through the Official Gazette and their own websites. A significant share of Lebanon's procurement activity is also channelled through internationally financed projects under World Bank, European Union, and UN procurement rules, which operate separately from national law.

Both Lebanese and foreign companies may bid on Lebanese government contracts, though requirements vary significantly between domestically funded and donor-funded procurement. For nationally funded tenders, suppliers typically need Lebanese commercial registration or a registered local agent. Internationally funded projects follow the rules of the financing institution, which often permit wider foreign participation.

Lebanon's procurement landscape is fragmented — there is no single portal consolidating all notices. Sell to State indexes publicly available Lebanese government tender information so you can search by keyword, sector, or issuing authority without monitoring multiple official channels. 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.