Markets · Bahrain
Government tenders in Bahrain,
with who won before.
Bahrain's government tenders in one workspace, in Arabic and English: what each authority buys, who it awarded and at what price, and which contracts come back next. A Manama bid team sees what is new, what closes this week and who won last time.
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Arabic and English · Award history per buyer · One pipeline across six markets
Open tenders
Ministries and authorities in one list
Filter by status, closing window, authority, sector and award value, with a count on every option. Save the view and share it with the team by link.
How Bahrain buys
A compact market where buyers repeat
Bahrain's ministries and government authorities tender centrally, with state-owned companies buying beside them. It is a compact market: a smaller set of buyers that come back to tender often, so each buyer's history repays reading, and the same competitors meet again and again.
The steps follow the shared pattern: an announcement with a bond and a closing date, technical review, then price, then an award on the public record. Bidders usually need a local commercial registration, and many teams that sell into Bahrain also bid in Saudi Arabia and Qatar. The tender lifecycle lesson covers each stage.
- Who buys
- Ministries, government authorities and state-owned companies
- How it runs
- Central tendering, from announcement to award
- Who can bid
- Usually a locally registered company
- What Ishara adds
- Who won before, at what price, and who bid beside them
Buyers and suppliers
Read the authority's buying history before you bid
Each Bahrain government authority has a profile: awards by year, the sectors it buys in and the suppliers it awards to most. Each supplier has one too: its wins, the authorities it serves and who bids beside it. Watch a buyer or a competitor and a dated feed tells you what changed. Track buyers and competitors.
Radar and benchmarks
Time the recompete and price with the field in view
The radar shows contracts ending inside your horizon, six to 24 months out, with the incumbent named on each, so the pursuit starts before the notice. Benchmarks show how many bidders a tender like yours draws, where award values fall and how far the winner sits from the median. The recompete radar and bid benchmarks.
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Six markets
Bid in Manama and Riyadh from one pipeline
Government tenders across Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and the UAE, in the same views your team already keeps.
A supplier that bids across borders keeps one pipeline, one set of buyer profiles and one radar. Read the other markets: Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and the UAE, or take the tender intelligence tour.
The connected view
Connect the opportunity to its market.
A tender is the starting point. Bring the buyer, relevant market context and your relationship history into the same working picture.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I see who bid and at what price?
A tender profile shows the published bidder table, sorted by price, with the winner marked. The same tables feed the supplier profiles and the benchmarks.
Why does buyer history matter so much in Bahrain?
Because it is a compact market: a smaller set of buyers tender often, and the same competitors meet again. Reading what a buyer awarded before, and to whom, is the quickest way to price and position the next bid.
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Where to go next.
Tender intelligence
Government tenders across six markets, with the buyers and award history.
Bid benchmarks
See who bids and what wins before you set a price.
For bid teams
Find, qualify and price government work across six markets.
Early-access pricing
Free, Pro and Business per seat. Enterprise is scoped with the team.
Your next Bahrain tender, with the last award in view.
When your invite arrives, open the authorities your team already bids for and see who won last time.
Early access in waves · A work email reserves 5,000 credits ($50) · Arabic and English