Agriculture Tenders in Africa

Agriculture procurement supports food security and rural development across the continent, covering the supply of seeds, fertilisers, farm equipment and irrigation systems, rural feeder roads, agro-processing facilities, veterinary and extension services, and value-chain development programmes. Buyers include ministries of agriculture and livestock, rural development agencies, agricultural research institutes and cooperative bodies, with heavy co-financing from the World Bank, AfDB, IFAD, FAO and the European Union. The blend of works, goods and consultancy makes the pipeline broad and accessible to a wide range of firms. Bidanga aggregates 3,356 active agriculture opportunities published by public institutions across Africa into a single searchable feed.

Activity is concentrated in agrarian economies such as Ethiopia, Tanzania, Nigeria, Mali, Burkina Faso and Senegal, where governments invest in productivity, climate resilience and post-harvest infrastructure. Tenders range from large supply contracts for inputs to civil works for irrigation schemes and consultancy for value-chain studies, and donor-funded ones follow international competitive bidding rules. Mechanisation equipment, storage and cold-chain facilities, and climate-smart agriculture programmes are expanding sub-segments, with suppliers often required to evidence agronomic compliance, certification of inputs and reliable delivery to rural areas. Browse every live agriculture tender below, filter by country, value or deadline, and set up a free alert to stay ahead of new agribusiness and rural development contracts as they are published.