Other Tenders in Africa
Miscellaneous public tenders that do not fit into the main sector categories: cross-cutting programs, environment, culture, sport, security and other public procurement opportunities across Africa.
Other public tenders and cross-cutting contracts in Africa
This catch-all category gathers the many public tenders that span several sectors or fall outside the standard headings, including environment and waste management, security and defence supplies, tourism and culture, sports facilities, insurance and logistics, event organisation, cleaning and facilities management, and miscellaneous services. Buyers cover the full range of public bodies, from ministries and municipalities to state-owned enterprises and donor-financed project units, and the contracts may be one-off purchases or long-term service arrangements. Because the heading is deliberately broad, it captures a steady and surprisingly large volume of opportunities that would otherwise slip through sector-specific filters. Bidanga aggregates 13,524 active cross-cutting opportunities from across the continent into one searchable feed.
Because these contracts do not fit a single sector, they are easy to miss when monitoring narrow categories, yet they represent real, regular opportunities for suppliers and service firms in every African market. They range from one-off service assignments to recurring framework agreements, with selection rules varying by buyer and value. Some are small, locally accessible orders open to SMEs, while others are sizeable multi-year contracts requiring guarantees and references, so it pays to scan the full picture rather than a single category. Browse every live opportunity below, filter by country, contract value or deadline, and set up a free alert to be notified the moment a relevant new tender is published anywhere in Africa.
Recent tenders in this sector
View all in searchMining Industry Development Institute
Procurement of Spare Part — Mining Industry Development Institute
Public tender on the Ethiopian Electronic Government Procurement (eGP) platform. Procuring entity: Mining Industry Development Institute. Category: Goods.
Source:egp.gov.et
Bio and Emerging technology Institute
Supply of Genomics Equipment — Bio and Emerging Technology Institute
Public tender on the Ethiopian Electronic Government Procurement (eGP) platform. Procuring entity: Bio and Emerging technology Institute. Category: Goods.
Source:egp.gov.et
Ethiopian Disaster Risk Management Commission
Purchase of PPR 2 — Ethiopian Disaster Risk Management Commission
Public tender on the Ethiopian Electronic Government Procurement (eGP) platform. Procuring entity: Ethiopian Disaster Risk Management Commission. Category: Goods.
Source:egp.gov.et
Ministry of Finance
Procurement of Spare Parts — Ministry of Finance
Public tender on the Ethiopian Electronic Government Procurement (eGP) platform. Procuring entity: Ministry of Finance. Category: Goods.
Source:egp.gov.et
Ministry of Tourism
Supply of Tyree — Ministry of Tourism
Public tender on the Ethiopian Electronic Government Procurement (eGP) platform. Procuring entity: Ministry of Tourism. Category: Goods.
Source:egp.gov.et
Frequently asked questions
How many active Other tenders are available in Africa?+
There are currently 13,524 active Other procurement opportunities across Africa on Bidanga, updated daily from official government portals.
Which African countries have the most Other tenders?+
The African countries with the most active Other tenders on Bidanga are: Multiple countries, South Africa, Tunisia, Kenya, Ethiopia.
How do I find Other tenders in Africa?+
You can browse all African Other tenders on this Bidanga page or use the search filters on /search to refine by country, value or deadline. Create a free alert to receive new tenders by email.
Is access to sector tenders on Bidanga free?+
Yes, browsing public tenders on Bidanga is free. Create a free account to save favorites and set up email alerts for new procurement opportunities.
What standard does Bidanga use for sector procurement data?+
All sector procurement data on Bidanga follows the Open Contracting Data Standard (OCDS 1.1.5), ensuring interoperability and transparency across African countries.