Tender Market Reports
Where government tender activity actually sits right now — live counts by sector and by state, measured across the portals we read, and refreshed daily.
Most public commentary on Indian government procurement is annual, aggregated and a year old by the time it is published. This section is the opposite: current counts of live tenders, broken down by the categories and states a supplier would actually filter on, taken from the corpus we maintain across the national and state procurement portals.
The figures on this page are generated at request time from that corpus. They describe where opportunities are open now — which is the question a bidder deciding where to compete is actually asking.
Monthly market reports
A fixed report per completed month — tender counts, values, top sectors, states and ministries, with methodology. Unlike the live figures below, a published month's numbers don't change.
- October 2026 — Indian government tender market report
- September 2026 — Indian government tender market report
- August 2026 — Indian government tender market report
- July 2026 — Indian government tender market report
- June 2026 — Indian government tender market report
The tender market right now
49,047 tenders are open for bidding right now across 31 government procurement portals. Figures are refreshed every 20 minutes and change daily; see how we count government tenders for the methodology and its limits.
Open tenders by sector
Open tenders by state
| State or union territory | Open tenders |
|---|---|
| Maharashtra | 4,624 |
| Uttar Pradesh | 4,182 |
| West Bengal | 4,064 |
| Rajasthan | 2,662 |
| Madhya Pradesh | 2,576 |
| Gujarat | 2,373 |
| Karnataka | 2,310 |
| Tamil Nadu | 2,258 |
| Delhi | 2,176 |
| Kerala | 1,970 |
| Jammu and Kashmir | 1,915 |
| Odisha | 1,818 |
| Jharkhand | 1,736 |
| Assam | 1,660 |
| Punjab | 1,565 |
All states and union territories
Articles in this section
- How we count government tenders — The sources behind our figures, how tenders are classified into sectors and states, what is counted as open — and the limitations you should know before quoting any of it. (5 min read)
Other sections
- Tender Guides — Practical guides to bidding on Indian government tenders — the end-to-end process, how eligibility criteria are written and read, what EMD and bid security mean for your cash, and the statutory preferences that decide who is allowed to win.
- GeM Guides — Guides to the Government e-Marketplace — what GeM is and why it is mandatory for most government buying, how to register and list as a seller, how bids and reverse auctions differ, and what the platform's vocabulary actually means.
- Industry Insights — Sector-by-sector analysis of Indian government procurement — who the buyers are, how they tender, what qualifies a supplier, and where bids in that sector are typically lost.