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Anambra State e-Procurement Portal (Anambra e-GP)
Where State contracts are advertised, bid for and awarded in public view.
The e-Procurement Portal is the State's electronic government procurement system run by the Bureau of Public Procurement. It publishes tender adverts, procurement plans and contract award notices from ministries, agencies and local governments, lets contractors register and submit technical and financial bids online, runs e-auctions, and publishes open contracting (OCDS) data on awarded contracts.
What it does
All 9 features
- Tender advertisements with filters by date and procuring entity, each with tender details and PDF notice
- Procurement plans by year and procuring entity
- Contract award publications naming the successful contractor
- Contractor (economic operator) e-registration and a public vendor list
- Electronic bid submission (technical and financial) with online bid opening
- Online payment of tender fees where required
- e-Auction: published and awarded auctions
- OCDS portal with a summary of awarded contracts and downloadable OCDS data
- Laws and documents (procurement manual and procurement law), user guides and training material
How it works
Bidding for a State tender
Bidding for a State tender
Step 1 of 7
Who uses it
People it serves
- Contractors, suppliers and consultants
- Ministries, departments, agencies and LGAs (procuring entities)
- Civil society, journalists and citizens monitoring contracts
In practice
What it looks like
A construction firm registers as a vendor, downloads a tender document for an erosion-control project and submits its bid online
A journalist checks who won a road contract and when it was awarded
A civil society group downloads OCDS data on awarded contracts
Why it matters
What changes
- Open, competitive bidding with less paperwork
- Public visibility of awards supports transparency and accountability
- Contractors anywhere can find and bid for State tenders