490+
official platforms
50+
countries covered
Daily
matched and scored
Auto
documents pulled in
Sources
Fifty markets, one feed.
Every country runs its own system. Some are fully digital, some are PDF only, some publish at the state level alone, in English, French and Portuguese. TRINTA reads each source, normalizes it, and scores every opening against your catalogue.
The core of our coverage. National procurement portals across the continent, plus the development banks that fund them.
Kenya
IFMIS e-Procurement · Public Procurement Information Portal
Nigeria
Bureau of Public Procurement · NOCOPO and state portals
South Africa
eTenders · National Treasury and provinces
Ghana
GHANEPS · Public Procurement Authority
Rwanda
Rwanda e-Procurement · RPPA
Côte d'Ivoire
Marchés publics portal · Sector and ministry tenders
Also monitoring
The portals, and the banks that fund them.
Much of the continent is financed by development banks, and that is where the largest contracts surface first. The African Development Bank, the World Bank and UNGM sit in the same feed as every national portal.
How TRINTA covers it
Your catalogue in. The right tenders out.
We read your catalogue
TRINTA learns your product families and the language each African portal uses to describe them, in English, French and Portuguese alike.
We watch every source
Every source in the region, from national portals to UNGM and the development banks, is read continuously and normalised into one structured feed.
You get scored matches
Each opening is matched and scored for fit, and the procurement documents are pulled into your private branded workspace.
Questions
Common questions
How do I find public tenders in Africa?
Every country runs its own procurement portal, from Kenya's IFMIS and Nigeria's Bureau of Public Procurement to South Africa's eTenders and Ghana's GHANEPS. The largest contracts often surface first on the development banks that fund them. TRINTA reads those national portals and the funders together, then surfaces only the openings your products fit.
Which African procurement portals does TRINTA cover?
National systems including Kenya's IFMIS e-Procurement, Nigeria's BPP and NOCOPO, South Africa's eTenders and CSD, Ghana's GHANEPS, Rwanda's e-Procurement and Côte d'Ivoire's marchés publics portal, alongside the African Development Bank, the World Bank and UNGM. More than 50 countries are covered, with new sources added as we expand.
Does TRINTA read French and Portuguese tenders as well as English?
Yes. Much of the continent publishes in French and Portuguese. TRINTA builds a multilingual keyword profile from your products, so a French-language notice in Abidjan or a Portuguese one in Maputo is matched the same way an English one in Nairobi is.
What about tenders funded by the development banks?
The African Development Bank, the World Bank and UNGM sit in the same feed as every national portal. When a project is financed by a development bank, the contract often appears there first, and TRINTA watches those sources alongside the country portals.
How does TRINTA match African tenders to my products?
TRINTA reads your website and product range, builds a keyword profile in the languages each portal uses, and scores every opening for fit. You see the tenders you are built to win, with the procurement documents pulled into your private workspace, instead of searching dozens of portals by hand.