Active Tenders Issuing Authorities in Libya | مناقصات ليبيا
Complete List of Tender Issuing Authorities in Libya | مناقصات ليبيا
Discover all major tender issuing authorities in Libya. This directory covers key ministries, hospitals, oil & gas companies, municipalities and international organisations issuing government tenders, RFPs, EOIs, contract awards and procurement opportunities.
Libya’s procurement landscape is driven by oil & gas, healthcare, infrastructure reconstruction, water resources and UN supported projects. Unlike unified platforms in other countries, Libyan tenders are published across various ministry websites, company portals and UN procurement systems. TendersArabia aggregates them for easy access.
Major Tender Issuing Authorities in Libya
Ministries & Central Government Bodies
- Ministry of Health:- Major procurer of medical equipment, pharmaceuticals and hospital services
- Ministry of Education:- School supplies, infrastructure and educational projects
- Ministry of Local Government:- Municipal services and local infrastructure
- Ministry of Social Affairs
- Ministry of Water Resources:- Water projects and infrastructure
- General Authority for Information
- National Institute of Administration
- Statistics and Census Authority
Health & Medical Authorities
- Al-Rayyah General Hospital:- Hospital equipment, supplies and services
- Central Blood Bank Misurata:- Blood bank equipment and related tenders
- Kidney Services Center Janzour
- National Center for Disease Control
- National Blood Transport Services Authority
- Zliten Center for Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation
- Documentation and Information Center - Ministry of Health
Oil & Gas Companies
- Harouge Oil Operations Company:- One of the most active for oilfield services, equipment and maintenance
- Zueitina Oil Company:- Oil & gas operations and procurement
- Other National Oil Corporation (NOC) related entities
Municipalities & Regional Authorities
- Thursday Market Municipality (Souq Al-Khamis Municipality)
- Various municipal councils under Ministry of Local Government
Other Key Authorities & Entities
- Libyan Center for Remote Sensing and Space Science
- Marine Biology Research Center
- Judicial Police Department
- Libya Trading Network
United Nations & International Organizations
- United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
- International Organization for Migration (IOM)
- United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
- United Nations Secretariat (UN)
Public Procurement in Libya
Libya does not have a single fully unified e-procurement platform like some neighboring countries. Tenders are published on individual authority websites, the emerging Attaat platform (Tripoli government), company portals (e.g., Harouge Oil) and UN procurement pages. Many processes remain partially paper-based.
How to Participate in Libya Tenders (مناقصات ليبيا)
- Monitor tenders regularly on TendersArabia and official authority websites
- Register with relevant ministries or UN procurement portals
- Prepare required documents (company registration, technical/financial qualifications, bid bond where required)
- For oil & gas and large projects, local partnerships are often advantageous
- Submit bids as per the instructions in كراسة الشروط (Tender Documents)
How TendersArabia Helps You Win Libya Tenders
TendersArabia offers:
- Daily updated tenders from all listed authorities
- Authority-specific pages and alerts (Health, Oil & Gas, UN, Municipalities)
- Bilingual (Arabic + English) tender summaries
- Support for international companies targeting Libya reconstruction and oil & gas opportunities
- Contract award tracking
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Libya does not have one fully unified national e-procurement platform. Tenders are published on individual ministry websites, Harouge Oil, Zueitina Oil, the Attaat platform and UN portals (UNDP, IOM).
Ministry of Health and its hospitals, Oil & Gas companies (Harouge Oil Operations, Zueitina), Ministry of Local Government and UN agencies (UNDP, IOM, UNHCR) are among the most active.
Libya's public procurement is governed by Decree No. 12 of 2023. The law emphasizes public tenders but allows limited tenders or direct commissioning in specific cases. Transparency tools like the eTendering platform are becoming more prominent.
Medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, laboratory supplies, hospital maintenance and healthcare services. Major buyers include Al-Rayyah General Hospital and Central Blood Bank Misurata.
Harouge Oil Operations and Zueitina Oil Company regularly issue tenders for equipment, maintenance, engineering services and operational support.
Libya's eTendering platform is a digital procurement system designed to increase transparency in government contracting. It is gaining traction with approximately 42 active government contracts currently published. The platform allows suppliers to view tenders, download documents, and submit bids online.
Company registration, technical qualifications, financial statements, bid bond (تأمين العطاء) where specified and compliance with كراسة الشروط.
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Tenders are distributed across multiple locations including: Tripoli (capital, most active), Benghazi (eastern hub), Misrata, Sabha (south), Kufra, Ubari, Ghat, Qatroun, Nalut, Ghadames, and Ajdabiya.