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Tenders published on India's national e-procurement platform, per financial year

Eight tenders in 2007-08; 23.6 lakh in 2025-26. One platform's whole life, in twenty bars.

tenders · NIC eProcurement · Financial years

† The final period is still running; it is not comparable to a completed period.

Tenders published on India's national e-procurement platform, per financial year, 2007-08 to 2026-27 A column chart of 20 financial years. The latest complete reading, 2025-26, is 23,62,150. The final column, 2026-27, is still running and is drawn open. 010 L20 L30 L2007-0812-1317-1826-27†81.3 L11.1 L6.3 L Tenders published on India's national e-procurement platform, per financial year, 2007-08 to 2026-27 A column chart of 20 financial years. The latest complete reading, 2025-26, is 23,62,150. The final column, 2026-27, is still running and is drawn open. 05 L10 L15 L20 L25 L2007-082010-1113-1416-1719-2022-2326-27†86,0178,25927,97759,6971.3 L2.2 L3.3 L5.5 L6.8 L11.1 L13.7 L13.2 L12.6 L14.2 L17.9 L22.8 L18.2 L23.6 L6.3 L
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National Informatics Centre, eProcurement dashboard · as of 9 September 2026

Source and methodology

Tender notices published on the NIC eProcurement platform, counted in the financial year the notice belongs to, as NIC's own Tender Report 1 reports them. This counts tender notices on the NIC eProcurement platform (GePNIC) and its portal instances. It is not GeM, which is a marketplace and counts orders, not tenders, and whose figures this site states once, in the data note. FY2007-08 is the platform's first, part year and carries 8 tenders. FY2026-27 is still running at this reading and is drawn open, not solid.

Tenders published on India's national e-procurement platform, per financial year. † still running.
Financial yearTenders published
2007-088
2008-096,017
2009-108,259
2010-1127,977
2011-1259,697
2012-131,34,597
2013-142,19,371
2014-153,29,343
2015-165,48,625
2016-176,77,732
2017-1811,07,183
2018-1913,66,902
2019-2013,15,792
2020-2112,62,008
2021-2214,24,277
2022-2317,86,475
2023-2422,77,029
2024-2518,23,526
2025-2623,62,150
2026-27 †6,31,089

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