🇹🇭 Thailand · Government procurement
How to find and win government tenders in Thailand via Thai EGP.
Thailand's government procurement is published through Thai EGP (Electronic Government Procurement, gprocurement.go.th), the national platform operated by the Comptroller General's Department. The system covers central government agencies, state enterprises, and local administrations. This guide explains how to access and compete for Thai public contracts.
Four steps to your first Thailand government contract.
1
Register as a supplier on Thai EGP
Create a supplier account on gprocurement.go.th using your company registration details. Thai-registered entities receive a full supplier profile; foreign companies should check with individual procuring agencies about their ability to submit bids directly.
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Find tenders by category or agency
Thai EGP categorizes procurements by type (price inquiry, e-bidding, e-market), sector, and procuring department. Filter by category to surface relevant opportunities, and check whether each tender uses open or selective methods.
3
Submit your bid through the EGP platform
Most tenders above statutory thresholds require electronic bid submission via Thai EGP. Prepare technical and financial documents to meet the tender's specification exactly — non-compliant bids are rejected during administrative review.
4
Track procurement announcements and awards
Thai EGP publishes procurement outcomes including contract awards. Monitoring award notices helps you identify the most active buyers, typical contract values, and incumbent suppliers in your sector.
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Search Thailand government tenders
Thai EGP (gprocurement.go.th) is operated by the Comptroller General's Department under the Ministry of Finance, and covers procurement by approximately 8,000 government agencies under the Government Procurement and Supplies Management Act B.E. 2560 (2017). The system supports multiple procurement methods: price inquiry (for low-value purchases), e-market (catalogue-based), and e-bidding (competitive tender for larger contracts).
Thailand's procurement regulations apply domestic preference in several categories and require suppliers to register locally for certain contract types. Foreign companies can participate directly in open tenders, particularly for goods and consulting services not readily available from Thai suppliers. Large infrastructure and concession contracts may have specific Thai legal entity requirements or joint venture expectations. Verify eligibility in each tender's terms and conditions.
With thousands of procurement notices published daily across all tiers of Thai government, monitoring Thai EGP manually is time-consuming. Sell to State indexes Thai EGP data, with plain-English search and saved tender searches with a daily email alert.
Frequently asked questions
What is Thai EGP?
Thai EGP (Electronic Government Procurement, gprocurement.go.th) is Thailand's national public procurement portal, operated by the Comptroller General's Department, where government agencies publish tenders and award results under the 2017 Government Procurement Act.
Can foreign companies bid on Thai government tenders?
Yes, on open tenders where foreign participation is permitted. Thailand applies domestic preference in certain categories; foreign suppliers often participate in goods supply and consulting services. Large projects may require a Thai-registered entity or local partner.
Is Thai EGP free to use?
Browsing published tenders and award announcements on Thai EGP is free. Supplier registration and bid submission are also free of platform charges, though individual procuring agencies may require bid bonds for large contracts.
How can Sell to State help me keep track of Thailand tenders?
Sell to State indexes Thai EGP and lets you save searches by keyword, category, or procuring agency. 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 Thailand procurement data does Sell to State cover?
Sell to State covers tender notices and contract award records from Thai EGP, giving you a searchable, English-language view of Thailand's government procurement activity across all agency levels.
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