How to bid for government contracts in UAE?

In order to be able to bid for government contracts, all bidders must register on the respective eProcurement system. The Federal Decree-Law No. 11 of 2023 on Federal Government Procurement sets the general framework for the procurement of products and services by the UAE government entities.

Who is implementing 'Kashif' in the UAE?

'Kashif' is implemented by the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) in coordination with the UAE’s telecom services providers, Etisalat and Du.

What is Dubai esupply?

eSupply is the official procurement portal of the Dubai Government. It acts as the single online destination for all suppliers engaged for business with Dubai Government entities. View current tenders of Dubai Government entities. Dubai Municipality provides all tenders and procurements including those that will be launched in future.

How digital Dubai provides a new service for suppliers?

Digital Dubai provides a new service for suppliers by publishing tenders on its website. This service allows suppliers to submit their quotes and responses safely and securely. To view the published tenders, please check the table below.

How can I register for tender services in Dubai?

To register for tender services in Dubai, it is free of charge. For the best experience, use Internet Explorer version 8 or higher. Registered suppliers can use their existing login credentials from any Dubai Government department to log in and submit bids or tenders, aligning with the One Government principle.

Who are Emirates telecommunications operators PJSC & Etisalat?

Two telecommunications operators, Emirates Telecommunications Corporation (Etisalat) and Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company PJSC (du), are serving the UAE telecommunications sector. Both operators are licensed to provide public telecommunication services, which include landline, mobile phone, internet and satellite TV connections.