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Live tenders

Open water-sector tenders across the Middle East and North Africa, collected automatically every night from national tender portals, the World Bank, the UN system and the EU’s tender journal. Every notice links to the original.

Last refreshed 20 October 2026. Expired notices drop out automatically.

What this list covers
  • What is listed. Open water tenders (supply, sanitation, wastewater, desalination, irrigation, dams, drainage and flood protection) from the channels read for this page. It is not every water tender in the region.
  • How often. Refreshed nightly; a few channels are updated by hand and can run behind. Expired notices drop out.
  • Titles. Titles in Arabic, French, Turkish or Hebrew are machine-translated and marked (i); the row shows the title as published.
  • Links. Every row links to the original notice, or to the source’s list where it has no notice page. Always rely on the original.
  • Budgets. Shown only where the source states one, in US dollars. The list opens at US$100,000 and up, together with tenders that state no budget; widen the budget filter to see the rest.

Live tender list

Open a row for the buyer, the budget and bid bond where the source states them, the reference, and a link to the notice.

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Where to find more tenders

The official portals and publishers where water tenders in the region are announced, by group and country. No single free source covers this market; for what the list above does not carry, go to the channel itself.

National procurement portals

Where public buyers must or usually publish. Most of what this list holds comes from here.

  • Who publishes there

    Every Moroccan public buyer: ONEE, river basin agencies, regional utilities, communes.

  • TUNEPS

    Tunisia
    Who publishes there

    Tunisia’s national e-procurement platform: SONEDE, ONAS, the regional agricultural commissions, municipalities.

  • Algeria: marches-publics.gov.dz and BOMOP

    Algeria
    Who publishes there

    The national public procurement portal and BOMOP.

  • Who publishes there

    Algeria’s national sanitation office: wastewater treatment plants and sewer networks.

  • Who publishes there

    Egypt’s government procurement gateway, run by the General Authority for Government Services: ministries, governorates, the new-city authorities and the irrigation and drainage administrations.

  • Etimad

    Saudi Arabia
    Who publishes there

    Saudi Arabia’s national tender portal: the Saudi Water Authority, municipalities and every other government buyer, outside the PPP programme.

  • Who publishes there

    Türkiye’s official notice portal, where every public buyer must publish: DSİ, İller Bankası, provinces, municipalities and their water and sewerage administrations.

  • EKAP

    Turkey
    Who publishes there

    Türkiye’s public procurement platform, where DSİ, İller Bankası and metropolitan utility tenders are run.

  • JONEPS

    Jordan
    Who publishes there

    Jordan’s e-procurement system, mostly municipal works.

  • Who publishes there

    Jordan’s central tendering body for large public works and their supervision.

  • Who publishes there

    Where every Lebanese public buyer must publish since the 2021 procurement law: CDR, the Council of the South, the water establishments, the Ministry of Energy and Water.

  • mr.gov.il

    Israel
    Who publishes there

    Israel’s government procurement portal: the Water Authority, the Environment Ministry, the Geological Survey and other ministries.

  • Shiraa

    Palestine
    Who publishes there

    Palestine’s unified public procurement portal: the Water Authority, the West Bank Water Department, municipalities and ministries.

  • Who publishes there

    The Tender Board’s portal for every Omani ministry, municipality and state company: Muscat Municipality’s stormwater works, the water ministry’s wells and aflaj.

  • Who publishes there

    The Tender Board’s portal: the Electricity and Water Authority, the Ministry of Works (sewerage), Bapco and every other public buyer.

  • Who publishes there

    Qatar’s government tender portal: Ashghal (drainage, sewers, treatment works), Kahramaa and the ministries.

  • CAPT

    Kuwait
    Who publishes there

    Kuwait’s Central Agency for Public Tenders: the Ministry of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy and every other public buyer.

  • Who publishes there

    The open tenders of Abu Dhabi’s government departments and municipalities, among them the Department of Municipalities and Transport and the Abu Dhabi City and Al Ain City municipalities.

  • Dubai eSupply

    United Arab Emirates
    Who publishes there

    The supply portal of the Dubai government: Dubai Municipality (stormwater, drainage, sewage and recycled-water works and supervision), the Roads and Transport Authority, the Dubai Health Authority and about forty other Dubai entities. Its list of current opportunities is public.

  • Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Libya and Iran

    Who publishes there

    No national portal is listed here for these countries; see the UN and development bank channels below.

Utilities and project procurers

The client organisations themselves. For the large Gulf PPPs (IWPs, ISTPs and transmission PPPs) this is the primary source: they are announced by their procurers and followed by hand in the PPP pipeline, not in the list above.

  • DEWA

    United Arab Emirates
    Who publishes there

    Dubai Electricity and Water Authority’s open tenders: reservoirs, desalination, networks.

  • Who publishes there

    Abu Dhabi’s single buyer: expressions of interest and RFPs for the independent water projects.

  • Who publishes there

    The water utility for Jordan’s four northern governorates.

  • Who publishes there

    The water and wastewater company of Aqaba: network and reservoir works, desalination and treatment-plant parts, pumps and control equipment.

  • Who publishes there

    Egypt’s state holding company for the water and wastewater companies. It posts the newspaper adverts of its affiliated companies (Minya, Sharqia, Alexandria, Matrouh, Luxor and others).

  • Who publishes there

    The Saudi water PPP programme: IWPs, ISTPs, transmission pipelines and strategic storage, with a project list and developer qualification programme.

  • Who publishes there

    Urban water and wastewater operations, network and non-revenue-water framework contracts.

  • Who publishes there

    Oman’s sole buyer. Its Seven-Year Statement is the best forward view of Omani water procurement.

  • Who publishes there

    Oman’s water and wastewater utility, which runs its own tender page apart from the Tender Board: treatment plants, rising mains, reservoir lining, pump stations and consultancy.

  • Who publishes there

    The water and sewage corporation of Haifa: reservoir construction, leak detection, pressure management and pump supply.

  • Who publishes there

    The water and sewerage administration of Ankara: pipe and sewer works, treatment-plant equipment and other supplies.

  • Who publishes there

    The water and sewerage administration of Trabzon: drinking-water lines and network works.

  • Who publishes there

    Kuwait’s PPP unit: the IWPP and wastewater concessions, with qualification and RFP milestones.

  • Who publishes there

    The largest infrastructure client in Qatar: sewerage, drainage, treatment and reuse packages.

  • Who publishes there

    Qatar’s water and electricity utility and single buyer: IWPP tenders and network frameworks.

  • Who publishes there

    Bahrain’s production and distribution utility: IWPP and EPC opportunities.

  • SONEDE

    Tunisia
    Who publishes there

    Tunisia’s national potable-water utility: treatment, network and desalination tenders, many donor co-financed.

  • Who publishes there

    Algeria’s national water utility: works, rehabilitation and O&M.

  • Who publishes there

    Donor-financed water and wastewater programmes in the West Bank and Gaza.

Development banks, UN and EU

Where the money is, the notice usually is too. For Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen, Palestine and the Maghreb these channels carry more water work than any national portal.

  • Who publishes there

    General procurement notices, specific notices and contract awards for every Bank-financed operation.

  • Who publishes there

    The live bidding platform for Bank-financed contracts.

  • Who publishes there

    Every UN agency: UNICEF, UNOPS, UNDP, IOM, FAO, UNRWA and others. The main channel for Yemen, Syria, Iraq and Palestine.

  • Who publishes there

    Tenders Electronic Daily, the EU Publications Office’s tender journal: notices by European development agencies and banks (GIZ, the EIB, AFD, EU delegations) for work in the region, and by Turkish public buyers.

  • Who publishes there

    The Agence Française de Développement’s notice board, run with dgMarket: tenders and calls for expressions of interest for AFD-financed projects, and AFD’s own purchases.

  • EBRD ECEPP

    Who publishes there

    Client-executed tenders for EBRD-financed municipal water and wastewater projects. Procurement rules and the notice search are on the EBRD procurement pages.

  • Who publishes there

    Project procurement notices for IsDB-financed water and sanitation operations across its member countries.

  • Who publishes there

    Procurement notices for North African water, sanitation and irrigation operations.

  • Who publishes there

    Notices for AIIB-financed infrastructure, including water in its Middle East member countries.

  • Who publishes there

    Promoter-executed procurement for EIB-financed water infrastructure across the southern Mediterranean.