Procurement tenders 43% open (avg.)

Active tenders are searchable. Full data is available through the Open Data portal.

• Zh-TW website: Link here
• English website: Link here

Se actualiza la información y las url de acceso al catálogo de datos abiertos del Estado. A continuación se relaciona otra url con más información: http://datos.gov.co/frm/catalogo/frmCatalogo.aspx?dsId=63801

Adicionalmente se cuenta publicada la información en el buscador de procesos de contratación de la entidad Colombia Compra Eficiente.

Older data (2007-2014) is available in CSV format on the national open data portal:

http://data.gov.ro/dataset/achizitii-publice-2007-2015-contracte

The data is also available on the procurement portal - http://www.e-licitatie.ro/Public/Common/Content.aspx?f=PublicHomePage but not in bulk or machine readable.

Many of government procurement datasets were release on data.go.th

Public procurement site is Compranet.

Data from 2010 - 2015

https://sites.google.com/site/cnetuc/contrataciones

Data from 2002

https://sites.google.com/site/cnetuc/contratos_cnet_3

The DNCP is in charge of maintaining the national e-procurement platform. The system contains information about all the procurement phases are: planning, tender, award, contract, amendment.

All this information is available at the open data platform from the DNCP, where the user can:

• Browse information about each phase 135
• Download this information for each phase for each year since 2010 in csv format. The files are updated daily. 6[8][9][10]
• Use the API to create new Apps [11]
• Visualize the information in a user friendly manner [12]

References:

• 1 https://www.contrataciones.gov.py/datos/data/planificaciones
• 2 https://www.contrataciones.gov.py/datos/data/convocatorias
• 3 https://www.contrataciones.gov.py/datos/data/adjudicaciones
• 4 https://www.contrataciones.gov.py/datos/data/contratos
• 5 https://www.contrataciones.gov.py/datos/data/modificaciones
• 6 https://www.contrataciones.gov.py/datos/planificaciones
• 7 https://www.contrataciones.gov.py/datos/convocatorias
• [8] https://www.contrataciones.gov.py/datos/adjudicaciones
• [9] https://www.contrataciones.gov.py/datos/contratos
• [10] https://www.contrataciones.gov.py/datos/modificaciones
• [11] https://www.contrataciones.gov.py/datos/api/
• [12] https://www.contrataciones.gov.py/datos/visualizaciones

The official tender and award notices are available at Philgeps. The data is available for download through the Open Data portal. The data on the portal is in the public domain.

All metadata available from the dataset at http://data.gov.au/dataset/austender-contract-notice-export. This dataset lists the weekly contract notice updates but also links to historical contract data back to 1999.

In addition, here is the link to the GSA eLibrary that provides contract award / acquisition information. Here is the link to System of Award Management (SAM)’s public data access page that shows who is registered to do business with the federal government.

There are different data products available here - https://buyandsell.gc.ca/procurement-data/about-procurement-data

While they don't impact the status of this review, there are some public comments worth noting on the Tender Notices page in the open data portal: http://open.canada.ca/data/en/dataset/ffd38960-1853-4c19-ba26-e50bea2cb2d5

In February 2015 the Cabinet Office launched a new version of Contracts Finder as a beta service. This service provides a search facility for public sector procurement contracts in England. Similar services are available for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland (though the NI service requires registration).

Cabinet Office has separately made available a static archive of data from the earlier version of Contracts Finder, covering the period from February 2011 to February 2015.

Information posted to Contracts Finder (past and present) is generally re-usable under the Open Government Licence but some contract records contain exceptions and are therefore non-open.

Procurements data (both tenders and awarded contracts) is available as open data. However there are challenges with the data:

• Tenders data fit nearly perfectly since recently the requirements, regularily published by DILA as the BOAMP database under the Open Licence as lots of XML files. The bulk criteria does not apply to this dataset.

• Awards data only provides procurement from a portion of the central governmental entities (see here and here), estimated to represent only 40 to 60% of the global amount awarded each year. This dataset is only updated yearly and has been published on an irregular basis and inconsistent formats for the last four years making the bulk criteria not applicable to the French dataset.

The dataset on 2014 procurement tenders is an extract of PLACE, the national procurement marketplace. It includes tenders name, description of the tenders and status of the buying unit, supplier name, award title, date of the notification (DAY/MONTH) city, zip code, value of the award, description of the award, if it was attributed to an SME.

Data from 2011, 2012, 2013

Data on procurement tenders by some sub-national entities (city, departments, regions) and independant administrative authorities are generally not present on data.gouv.fr but there are some, such as CNIL and the City of Poitiers.

The main limit of this service is the lack of a bulk download data and the need to know the names of the government institutions in order to make use of the search engine. The license should be IODL, but isn't specify the version. I assume is the 2.0 (the last that sounds like a cc-by). The specifications are here.

The Procurement Tenders dataset matches the evaluation criteria.

It does not provide a bulk download but an an electronic mechanism to allow companies to integrate the tenders with their systems (with the CODICE specification) and a set of RSS feeds.

Has data on tenders, participants, suppliers, contracts, bids, values, etc. Available as a RESTful open data API. Possible to browse data in html format as well. Sources: Sistema Integrado de Administração e Serviços Gerais (SIASG), SICAF (suppliers registry), CatMat (material types catalog), CatSer (service types catalog) and Comprasnet (online tender bidding system).

Does not qualify the minimum criteria because the data us not up-to-date (last update: January 2015).

The new government digital strategy debated and approved by parliament introduced an expectation that the Open Contracting Data Standard will be adopted, initially in the Department of Infrastructure and then cross-government.

The Public Procurement Service (PPS) of Korea, Republic of has developed an electronic procurement system called Korea ON-line E-Procurement System (KONEPS). KONEPS is aiming to establish a nationwide web-based procurement system, dealing with whole procurement process including acquisition of all the information on the national procurement projects, procurement request, bids, contracting and payment for 37,000 public organizations and 120,000 private firms.

Although the data provided on the site meets the minimum criteria, it is not available in machine-readable formats, and not available in bulk. The data can only be accessed in HTML formats. Descriptions of tenders and awards are only provided by attached documents. There are Web APIs that can be used to access the data in machine-readable formats, but they require pre-registration so they are not publicly available.

Article 12 of Law No. 04/L-065 on copyright and related rights places public documents in the public domain.

All documents are available on the website of the agency. They are in somewhat structured form, but are not machine readable. There's no formal schema or definition. Their own dataset has been extended multiple times, so even internally it's hard to figure out a standartised form and values for the data. A bulk download is avialable via the open data portal of the government.

The state portal for governmental tenders http://zakupki.okmot.kg/. Provides all the information about all the tenders created by government. Additionally they provide the data about winners. It is required by the law that all governmental agencies and bodies have to publish their tenders on the web site.

All russian procurement data including customers, suppliers and tenders database is available for free since 2005 year. It's published at ftp://free:free@ftp.zakupki.gov.ru FTP server for developers and provided free for regular users via http://zakupki.gov.ru website.

There is a dedicated ministry that covers Procurement in Timor-Leste which is the Ministry of Finance https://www.mof.gov.tl/?lang=en. However, following the list of Current Tenders https://www.mof.gov.tl/category/current-tenders/?lang=en provided by the Ministry of Finance, the information does not meet the above criteria.

Historic machine-readable data is available as a yearly summary for 2012- 2014 but the frequency is insufficient to qualify as bulk download. The license or terms of use of the data is not specified. Current awards are available on the Journal Procurement.

There is no reference on the site to the terms of usage or license of the published information.

The public procurement portal (Portal de Compras Públicas) gathers information about all procurement processes, budgets and contracts from all government offices. It is required to register as a supplier in order to get access to the data which is published in a proprietary format called Ushay and sometimes in pdf. The supplier agreement states that all rights to publish, reproduce, distribute and transform content from the portal belong to Servicio Nacional de Contratación Pública.

While the data is available online, it is not available in bulk in a machine readable format. The only way to access the data in this way is by scraping it. TI Georgia and JumpStart Georgia have both unsuccessfully requested bulk format and API access.

The historic data is available for download on the transparency portal of the contracting authority.

Germany does not have a unified set of public procurement regulations for tenders that fall below the EU thresholds. As a result, the publication and monitoring is decentralised at the federal state level and different local procurement portals exist. Bund.de is the main access point to the electronic information and administrative services of the German public administration and contains tenders from the federal, state and local governments as well as of vacancies in the public administration.

Current and closed tender notices are available. Contract notices are available, but information on companies is not included. It is only searchable in a search engine, not available in bulk or aggregating datasheets.

In addition to the website we assessed here, Prozorro, an independent web application that is actively supported and scaled up by the government, is being developed to increase the level of transparency of procurement. Through ProZorro all tender and award data is accessible, machine-readable, & openly licensed.

The procurement tenders are made available for public on a dedicated website. User can query and download data for free. Bulk download is only available as PDF.

The data is available though, it doesn't conform to open standards. Also, information on award value is not always available.

Only tentative tender data available on the website of the Ministry of Finance. Individual agencies/ministries do provide more information, such as land tender award for HDB.

Reviewer's comment - There is an alternative website for tenders and awards - see here https://www.gebiz.gov.sg/

The Central Tender Committee of Qatar publishes information about the tenders for government projects and the awards for these tenders. The tender data appears to be up to date and includes the tender number, type, subject matter of the tender, client, closing date, expected value, tendering format, and tender fees. The tender award data includes the tender name, type, subject matter of the tender, client, closing date, winning company name, and accepted value. However, it is difficult to verify if the award data is up to date because the awards are not ordered chronologically.

The Administración de Asuntos generales has a link to this website http://www2.pr.gov/subasta/Pages/subastas.aspx , the unique registry for auctions; you can search for auction information by auction number, awarding agency, or contract type. For closed auctions, this link does not include who the contract was awarded to or the value of the award.

The Administración de Asuntos Generales, has a separate registry of awarded contracts, which includes the scanned original contracts-- these contracts include auction number, amount awarded, etc:

http://www.asg.pr.gov/Compras-y-Suministros/Contratos

The information is there, but it is not easy to match.

Note data is very hard to use, not easily searchable and organised by date of decision.

The official e-system for public procurement (https://e-nabavki.gov.mk/PublicAccess/home.aspx#/completed-procedures) is kept up-to-date, the interface is easy to use and data is avaliable in great detail.

Ríkiskaup has a list of recent public tenders and awards on their website:

• Currently being advertised: http://www.rikiskaup.is/utbod/i-auglysingu/ (no tenders made),
• Still open tenders http://www.rikiskaup.is/utbod/fundargerdir/ (tenders submitted and are being evaluated), and
• Awards http://www.rikiskaup.is/utbod/lokid/ (closed tenders),

The awards do not always show who was awarded nor do they always provide a description. Open tenders do show suppliers and the value. Sometimes the data is available on the site in the right field so in all likelihood this is caused by the data not being put on the website, but according to a conversation with Ríkiskaup this is all recorded in a computer system.

Here are ongoing tenders, http://www.gtd.gov.jo/?page=ar/tenders/category/1/upload_files.html - and here are the awards, http://www.gtd.gov.jo/?page=ar/tenders/category/4/import_files.html

Hilma data is in http://www.hankintailmoitukset.fi/fi/, and has been at times obtained through FOI requests, but is not published as open data. Tender and award data over 120,000 Euro is available throught the European tender system TED.

The Government of India has online portal for procurement and issuing of tenders where one can easily browse through data and access information regarding them. http://eprocure.gov.in/cppp/tendersearch is the main site catering to this need.

The Central Public Procurement Portal of Government of India facilitates all the Central Government Organizations to publish their Tender Enquiries, Corrigendum and Award of Contract details. The system also enables the users to migrate to total electronic procurement mode. The primary objective of this portal is to provide a single point access to the information on procurements made across various Central Government Organizations.

All Dutch tender information that is also on TED is available on this website.

The website of the Tender Board, the body responsible for awarding government contracts, provides a comprehensive database that provides extensive data on government tenders. The data includes information about the project, the value of the tender documents, the names of all companies that bought the documents, the names of all companies that submitted proposals with the cost of each proposal. There is also information regarding the date the tender was floated, the date envelopes were opened, and the date the tender was awarded. There appears to be a bug with the page for displaying the award document, but it is easy to identify the awarded company as the information page shows the award amount (which could be cross referenced with the proposal cost).

List of current tenders by Government Organizations is available at following link:- http://www.ppra.org.pk/

Awarded contracts are available here: http://finance.gov.tt/category/awarded-contracts/

The data is available since 2009. It is updated daily and is quite detailed. It is not structured, machine-readable, nor published in bulk or licensed under an open license, though.

The data can be scraped and is being scraped and re-published in structured format by several NGOs.

Office for Public Procurement often changes the structure of the Bulletin, which disables scrapers. A couple of weeks ago the whole Bulletin even moved to a new URL (the original URl was identical tu the current one, except it started with "www" not "www2"). The change made all links to individual data from the Bulletin non-functional and confused users of the data. It is possible that this is a part of a redesign of the Office website and the Bulletin will be moved back to its original location in time.

Bulk dataset is available at http://data.go.id/dataset/data-pengadaan-dari-lelang-e-procurement, under open license http://opendefinition.org/licenses/cc-by/, but last updated on 2013

The award information is available at http://www.gldetb.gov.hk/

guatecompras.gt operado por el Ministerio de Finanzas Públicas

Tender for purchase information is aggregated at following page.

• http://www.kantei.go.jp/jp/kanbou/20tyoutatu/1_buppin/1_buppin_pdf.html
• http://www.jetro.go.jp/gov_procurement.html

Each Ministry publishes their tender on their own webpage. In those webpages, all the required information are concluded.

• 衆議院 /House of Representatives

• http://www.shugiin.go.jp/internet/itdb_annai.nsf/html/statics/choutatsu/chotatsujoho.htm

• 参議院 /House of Councillors

• http://www.sangiin.go.jp/japanese/annai/choutatu/21buppin-ekimu/21seifuchoutatu.html

• http://www.sangiin.go.jp/japanese/annai/choutatu/index.html

• 最高裁判所 /Supreme Court

• http://www.courts.go.jp/tyotatu/

• 会計検査院 /Board of Audit of Japan

• http://www.jbaudit.go.jp/proc/info/index.html

• 内閣 /Cabinet

• http://www.cao.go.jp/chotatsu/geps_link/geps_link.html#kanbou

• 人事院 /National Personnel Authority

• http://www.jinji.go.jp/tyoutatu/index14.4.1.htm

• 内閣府 /Cabinet Office

• http://www.cao.go.jp/chotatsu/

• 宮内庁 /Imperial Household Agency

• http://www.kunaicho.go.jp/kunaicho/chotatsu/chotatsu.html

• 国家公安委員会（警察庁） /National Public Safety Commission

• https://www.npa.go.jp/chotatu/chotatsu/newmainmenu2.htm

• 防衛省 /Ministry of Defence

• http://www.mod.go.jp/j/procurement/chotatsu/index.html

• 総務省 /Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

• https://www.geps.go.jp/

• 法務省 /Ministry of Justice

• http://www.moj.go.jp/chotatsu_index.html

• 外務省 /Ministry of Foreign Affairs

• http://www.mofa.go.jp/mofaj/annai/shocho/chotatsu/

• 財務省 /Ministry of Finance

• http://www.mof.go.jp/procurement/

• 文部科学省 /Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology

• http://www-gpo3.mext.go.jp/kanpo/gpoindex.asp

• 厚生労働省 /Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare

• http://www.mhlw.go.jp/shinsei_boshu/choutatsujouhou/

• 農林水産省 /Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries

• http://www.maff.go.jp/j/supply/

• 経済産業省 /Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

• http://www.meti.go.jp/information_2/publicoffer/00_bid_news_list.html

• 国土交通省 /Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism

• http://www.i-ppi.jp/Search/Web/Index.htm

There are plans for making the data available in machine readable form.

In order to download files with necessary information it is required that you log in, there are a lot of other statistics regarding the procurements on portal. The information provided by government officials in Kazakhstan (by default) is open for reuse, publishing as cited by the law.

The Ministry of public contracts published on its website all the contracts awarded (www.minmap.cm/). The Public Contract Regulatory Agency publishes regularly a Public Contract Journal, on a monthly basis including call for tenders and results of the calls (http://armp.cm/Home.php#tzA2).

The Ministry of public contracts has just build an eProcurement platform that will be launched as soon as January 1st 2016. Testing and training are underway. The goal will be to provide procurement datasets for all public contracts processes in Cameroon.

The procurements tenders are managed by the direction of public procurement, that publish the data on his website.

The data is on a Government Platform called MercadoPublico.cl which facilitates the contact between supply and demand. Only ongoing procurement process are available in bulk as XLS archives.

The ccgp.gov.cn is the central information portal publishing tender and award information at both national and local level.

For tender, you can find all national tender information here: http://www.ccgp.gov.cn/cggg/zygg/gkzb/

For award, you can find all national award information here: http://www.ccgp.gov.cn/cggg/zygg/zbgg/

data are available in HTML table. Some data such as the name of the supplier is available in a word document.

Tenders and bits conforming to GATT/WTO regulations are also published on Tenders Electronic Daily (TED).

There are several sources for such data - on EU level it is TED: http://ted.europa.eu/TED/browse/browseByBO.do and on national level data can be found freely available on the system of the Wiener Zeitung (Newspaper owned by the Austrian federal Gov) under: https://www.auftrag.at/WZOnlineSearch.aspx (but listed and not very user-friendly) and/or via the Federal Procurement Agency: http://www.bbg.gv.at/.

Tenders are invited from appropriately qualified contractors registered with the National Contracts Commission (NCC) for the provision of Goods, Services and Works. For the provision of Insurance Services, in addition to the foregoing requirements, Brokers/Insurers must also be registered and pre-qualified by the Financial Services Commission (FSC). Upon the submission of tenders, Contractors must submit valid Tax Compliance Certificates (TCCs) and National Contracts Commission (NCC) Certificates. Procurement opportunities offered by way of International Competitive Bidding are not subject to the above. However, NCC and TCC Certificates are required prior to the award of contract(s). Awarded contracts are listed seperately.

Data is in pdf format and not machine readable.

The Tender Advisory Service (TAS) is being piloted to assist suppliers who have issues or concerns with a procurement process carried out by the Office of Government Procurement (OGP) or other public sector contracting body (excluding the commercial semi-state bodies). The pilot will cover all procurement processes and will be subject to review after the first twelve months. TAS will operate through the OGP’s Customer Service Section.

Data is available as individual pdf and docx formats and not machine readable.

Most, if not all, government departments publish tender information online, generally in PDF format. There is no single, machine-readable source of information across all of government.

Custom licence here: https://www.argentinacompra.gov.ar/prod/onc/sitio/Paginas/Contenido/FrontEnd/index2.asp

QA review - Data was not machine readable since it is in PDF. License in this link http://ihale.gov.tr/sikca_sorulan_sorular-8-1.html is not sufficient.

There are several ways to access current and archived tenders. Here: https://ekap.kik.gov.tr/EKAP/Ortak/KSP/KSPIhaleArama.aspx and here: https://ekap.kik.gov.tr/EKAP/Ilan/BultenIndirme.aspx. None is truely available in bulk though.

In comparison to 2014 registry of procurement that contained mostly tenders on gasoline, tenders in 2015 contain also pharmaceutical goods. All available data is in HTML format. Although the portal contains disclaimer on copyrights belonging to the Agency, it does not specify in details the rights of users.

Tenders are found at www.doffin.no, while awards are found at www.OEP.no.

The tenders begin with the publication of the public procurement plan. Following this plan, the tenders are launched and managed by the general direction of public procurement control. After the recount, the results are stored in a database and published in a paper magazine. The data in the database are accessible by demand but not yet opened by default. There is a process to make the data openly available initiated by the Burkina Faso Open Data Initiative

The procurement tenders are published on the website of the general direction of procurement. All data about the tenders are publicly available, but the data are not machine readable and not up to date. Bulk downloads are not sufficiently frequent.

The Council of Saudi Chambers publishes the details of government tenders and the details of the contracts signed by the government in regard to these tenders - i.e. the awards). The details of the project, company, and contract value is available. However, the websites does not show the date of tender or award and it appears to be out of date.

Information on awards is not timely.

A synthesis of the data are available on the website of the Ministry of Finances.

Information on awards is not up-to-date.

The Bahraini Tender Board provides details about current tenders and the latest awards. The data includes the project name, number of bids, winning company, and the value of the contract. The tender data appears to be up to date, but the latest awarded data is available up to June 2014 only.

Tender notices are up-to-date. Award notices do not seem to be complete.

The Jersey government through its Corporate Procurement Services, States of Jersey Treasury Department publishes information about current tender opportunities worth more than £100,000, including an archive of opportunities, but does not publish information about awarded tenders.

There is a strict confidentiality policy in place, so one party accessing the tender documents may not share them with another apart from on a need-to-know basis.

Jersey and Guernsey, which are two different jurisdictions but are only 20 miles apart, use a shared service (Channel Island Tenders) for open tendering. Therefore the assessment of JE and GG should be identical.

The Guernsey government through its Corporate Procurement Services, States of Guernsey Treasury and Resources Department publishes information about current tender opportunities, but does not provide an archive of opportunities and does not publish information about awarded tenders.

Awards are not public. Tenders aren't aggregated by office. Some awards ("procédure restreinte") are not public.

Some of the data can be shown here - http://www.marches.public.lu

While tender information is available, the link to the awards is not active.

In Syria this kind of data should be available for public by the department or ministry who asks the public to apply for tenders.

Reviewers comment: Couldn't find the data, and I doubt they release awards details

Government Of Nepal, Public Procurement Monitoring Office does not publish information on contract awards, only tenders. Procurement portal available here.

The Bureau of Public Procurement is responsible for publishing tenders and awards of the federal government, and its Ministries, Departments and Agencies.

The last consolidated procurement records released by this government agency was in 2011, while having some from 2010. However, it should be noted that the agency publishes Federal Executive Council's contracts for every three months in PDFs, which doesn't include the tender status.

From the ePerolehan official portal, the datasets are not available. Given that ePerolehan is under Ministry of Finance and the institution is in the Federal State territory, submitting for Freedom of Information request is impossible because there is no Freedom of Information Act for the Federal State Wilayah Persekutuan.

• Tender RFPs are published but not the awards or the chosen supplier.
• Procurements that get exemption from using a tender (e.g. single supplier contracts etc) are published in a dedicated government website (but not in machine readable form). These kind of procurements make 80% of the total number of procurements.
• Other data (including actual amount executed and small-valued procurements) is not available online but only through FOIA requests. Some work is done in the government level to release a quarterly report of these records, but it remains to be seen if this gets implemented.

We were not able to find aggregates for the whole country. Some local governorate-level websites, such as this (http://www.maysan.gov.iq/sensa/viewmove.php) and this (http://basra.gov.iq/ar/178/index.1.html), but data is either not complete or links not working. And there are no updates for more than a year.

We could not find this data

This site lists ongoing tenders (http://www.marchespublics.gov.tn/) but we were not able to find awards.

The data for procurement tenders is only available through third parties.

The government publishes tenders, but no awards.

The government makes active tenders available online through itsenter link description here website. However, awards are not published.

Was not able to find this data. Some government bodies list their tenders (http://www.cdr.gov.lb/arabic/select_procurement.asp and http://www.isf.gov.lb/ar/auctions) but there is no general database and no listings for awards

The website etenders.gov.eg is meant to aggregate all tenders and awards of the Egyptian national government. It divides tenders into ongoing, submitted and awarded ones. The section for the ongoing ones seems to be up to date with tenders' names, description and status. The submitted and awarded section have the latest tenders from 2009 and 2010 respectively. For the awarded tenders it doesn't list the suppliers the tenders were awarded too. For each tender there are two links for "technical" and "financial" evaluations, but they require login.

The general direction of public procurements control is in charge of the tenders data. Normally, the data must be online, but their website is down. The data is in pdf format and available for free

We were not able to find this data

It seems that Sudan does not have data about its public procurement. We only found some examples for data about the tenders in some official websites like the website of Sudanese Electricity Transmission Co. Ltd, and the data seems outdated (http://setco-sd.com/index.php/ar/tenders).

No evidence showing from the President's Officer website that the data is exist. http://www.myanmarpresidentoffice.info/en/ and the dedicated webpage for the cabinet ministries is empty http://www.myanmarpresidentoffice.info/en/?q=cabinet/ministries so no way to find out who are the responsible minister involve. I have found a 3rd party website http://www.ourweb.info/01/directory/myanmar/005/ that provide a list of ministries official websites but some of these websites are not found.

Kindly note that there is a high possibility that Myanmar government did not update each of these ministries websites so there is an error while trying to gain access to these websites.

This information is not available at any of the government based websites. It is unclear as to which department that deals with procurement, currently each government department is in charge of its own purchasing.

Tenders are available on the Barbados Integrated Government website. Awards are not.

Public tenders are available on the Aruba government website. However, awards are not made online.

The Government of Antigua & Barbuda does not have a tender and award database. Notices are distributed via the Government's website http://www.ab.gov.ag

The Ministry of Finance publishes the latest data about tenders on a timely manner on its website. ( http://www.mof.gov.ae/ar/publication/pages/tenders.aspx ). Details relating to awards do not appear to be online.

Not to editor: I am facing a problem whenever I try to answer "no" the question "publicly available". I had this same problem with many of my submissions, the form gets accepted only if I set the answer as "unsure".

Reviewer's comment: Since the data for awardees is not available, I'd mark this entity as unavailable since it doesn't meet the minimum requirements

Tender notices are available in PDF format and not machine readable. Award notices are not available.