Active Tender Issuing Authorities in Yemen | مناقصات اليمن
Complete List of Tender Issuing Authorities in Yemen | مناقصات اليمن
Search all major tender issuing authorities and organisations in Yemen. This comprehensive directory covers government bodies, United Nations agencies, international donors and NGOs issuing مناقصات حكومية اليمن, humanitarian aid, reconstruction projects and development opportunities.
Due to the ongoing situation in Yemen, most significant procurement opportunities are donor funded by international organisations such as the World Bank, UNDP, UNOPS, WHO, WFP and various International Non-Governmental Organisations (INGOs). Local government tenders are limited and often managed through the Supreme Authority for Oversight of Tenders and Auctions.
Major Tender Issuing Authorities & Organizations in Yemen
International NGOs & Humanitarian Organizations- International Rescue Committee (IRC)
- Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)
- Danish Refugee Council (DRC)
- Oxfam
- Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)
- Yemeni Red Crescent Society
- Qatar Red Crescent
- CARE International, Relief International, Muslim Hands, Secours Islamique France, Adventist Development and Relief Agency
- United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
- United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)
- World Bank
- World Food Programme (WFP)
- World Health Organization (WHO)
- United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
- United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF)
- Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
- International Organization for Migration (IOM)
- United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
Government & Local Authorities
- Supreme Authority for Oversight of Tenders and Auctions - Central regulatory body for government tenders.
- Ministry of Oil and Minerals
- Ministry of Awqaf and Guidance
- Ministry of Public Works and Highways
- Ministry of Water and Environment
- Social Fund for Development (SFD) - Major local development projects.
- Local Governorate Authorities (Aden, Hadramaut, Sana’a, Taiz, etc.)
Yemen Public Procurement Legal Framework
Primary Law: Yemen Tenders and Auctions Law and its executive regulations.
Key Features:
- Preference margin for local Yemeni products and suppliers
- Central oversight by the الهيئة العليا للرقابة على المناقصات
- Strong focus on humanitarian aid, reconstruction, water & sanitation and health projects
- Donor organizations (UN, World Bank, INGOs) follow their own procurement rules
How to Participate in Yemen Tenders (مناقصات اليمن)
- Register on relevant UN platforms (UNGM, UNOPS eSourcing)
- Monitor donor websites and the Supreme Tenders Authority announcements
- Partner with local Yemeni organizations where required
- Prepare strong technical proposals for humanitarian and reconstruction projects
How TendersArabia Helps You Win in Yemen
TendersArabia provides the following:
- Daily monitoring of UN agencies, World Bank and government tenders in Yemen
- Authority-specific alerts for مناقصات اليمن
- English summaries of Arabic tenders
- Guidance on humanitarian procurement rules and local partnerships
- Contract award tracking for reconstruction and aid projects
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Primarily through UN agencies (UNDP, UNOPS, WHO, WFP) and the Supreme Tenders Authority.
Yes, especially in donor-funded projects. Local partnerships are often required for security and implementation.
Humanitarian aid, health, water & sanitation, reconstruction and solar energy projects.
It is the central government body responsible for regulating tenders, ensuring transparency and enforcing local product preference margins.
Infrastructure rehabilitation, solar energy projects, health facilities, damage assessment and livelihood programs. UNOPS frequently issues RFQs for supplies and services in Aden and Sana’a.
Financial inclusion, infrastructure and economic recovery projects, mostly implemented through UNDP and other partners.
Community infrastructure, water & sanitation, solar power for water stations and local development initiatives.
Oil and gas sector procurement, often coordinated with the Supreme Tenders Authority.