🇳🇵 Nepal · Government procurement
How to find and win government tenders in Nepal.
Nepal runs public procurement through Bolpatra, the national e-Government Procurement (e-GP) system overseen by the Public Procurement Monitoring Office (PPMO). This is how e-bidding works, who buys, and how to find every relevant tender.
Four steps to your first Nepal government contract.
1
Register on the Bolpatra e-GP system
Create a bidder account on the PPMO Bolpatra portal and complete the one-time verification. Registration is the prerequisite for downloading documents and submitting electronic bids.
2
Find the right tenders
Federal ministries, provincial governments, and local bodies publish invitations for bids and requests for proposals on Bolpatra. Filter by procuring entity, category, and deadline to find the work that fits.
3
Submit a compliant e-bid
Prepare the technical and financial proposals to the tender's exact format and submit before the electronic deadline. Bid security and required certificates must be attached as specified.
4
Track awards and contract notices
Bolpatra publishes evaluation results and award notices. Monitoring them shows who wins, at what value, and which procuring entities buy what you sell.
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Bolpatra is Nepal's central e-GP platform, operated under the Public Procurement Monitoring Office (PPMO). Procuring entities across the federal, provincial, and local levels publish their tenders there, and suppliers register once to bid electronically across all of them.
Tenders are published in Nepali and English depending on the procuring entity, and many high-value works and goods contracts are open to international bidders, often through joint ventures with local firms. Bid security and standard bidding documents follow PPMO's published templates.
Coverage is the real challenge: opportunities are spread across hundreds of procuring entities and publish continuously. Sell to State indexes the Nepal e-GP system so you can search in plain English and surface matching tenders and awards as they appear — instead of monitoring Bolpatra entity by entity.
Frequently asked questions
What is Bolpatra (PPMO)?
Bolpatra is Nepal's national e-Government Procurement system, overseen by the Public Procurement Monitoring Office (PPMO). Government bodies publish tenders there and suppliers register once to submit electronic bids.
Who can bid on Nepal government tenders?
Registered bidders on the Bolpatra e-GP system can respond to open tenders. Many large works and goods contracts are open to international suppliers, frequently through joint ventures with Nepali firms.
Is it free to access Nepal tenders?
Registering on Bolpatra and viewing notices is free, though some tenders charge a document fee. Sell to State adds continuous monitoring and plain-English search across published tenders and awards.
How do I get alerts for new Nepal tenders?
Sell to State lets you save a search by keyword or procuring entity. Turn on the alert for a tender search, and we email you once a day with the number of new open and awarded tenders that match it.
What Nepal procurement data does Sell to State cover?
Sell to State indexes Nepal's e-GP tenders, the procuring entities that issue them, and award notices — normalising each record with buyer, value, sector, and deadline.
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