Transport Tenders in Africa

Transport procurement is a major driver of public investment, spanning road construction and rehabilitation, bridges, railways, ports and airports, urban mobility and bus rapid transit, fleet supply and logistics services. Buyers include national road agencies, ministries of transport and infrastructure, port and airport authorities and city councils, with substantial backing from the World Bank, AfDB, AFD and the European Union, often within regional corridor and trade-facilitation programmes that span several countries at once. Bidanga aggregates 3,071 active transport opportunities from across the continent into a single searchable feed.

Connectivity priorities keep demand high in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Nigeria, Côte d'Ivoire and Senegal, where governments invest in corridors linking ports to hinterlands and in expanding urban transit. Large works tenders typically require prequalification and proof of similar road or rail experience, while design-build and PPP structures are increasingly common. Rolling stock, buses, ferries, road-maintenance equipment and traffic-management systems add a steady stream of supply contracts, and bidders are usually expected to provide bid bonds, performance guarantees and detailed methodologies. Browse every live transport tender below, filter by country, contract value or deadline, and set up a free alert to be notified the moment a new road, rail or mobility contract is published in Africa.