# Bidding in Georgia as a foreign company

> Whether a company established in the EU may bid for public contracts in Georgia, the instrument that decides it, and the channels it would register on.

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## A trade agreement with the EU

Partly, and the agreement says how far. EU and Georgia Association Agreement, deep and comprehensive free trade area, public procurement chapter gives EU suppliers access to the procurement it lists. As with the WTO agreement, the operative part is the annexes: which buyers, which sectors, which thresholds. It is narrower than the single market, and reading it before quoting is the difference between a bid and a wasted week.

Instrument: EU and Georgia Association Agreement, deep and comprehensive free trade area, public procurement chapter.

Worth knowing: The chapter works by phased approximation to the EU procurement rules, with market access opening in stages as each phase is met, rather than all at once on the day the agreement entered into force.

## Where you would register

- SPA e-Procurement (https://tenders.procurement.gov.ge): Georgia's state procurement agency platform.

## A right to bid is not a notice

6 sources publish public procurement in Georgia and 2 of them are read by a dedicated connector. Registering on the national portal and stopping there watches one address out of 6. Every source: https://trinta.ai/government-tenders/georgia

This is not legal advice. Trade agreements grant what their annexes list, and a particular procedure's documents can require local registration, an agent or local content that no agreement overrides.

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