EBRD tenders: a guide to procurement opportunities

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) finances projects across Central and Eastern Europe, Central Asia, the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean and beyond, with a strong focus on private-sector development and infrastructure. Its projects generate EBRD tenders for goods, works and consulting services.

What the EBRD finances

The EBRD invests in infrastructure, energy, financial institutions and industry, with a mandate to support the transition to open, market-oriented economies. Bank-financed and client-financed projects both create procurement — civil works, equipment supply, and a steady flow of consulting assignments for project preparation, technical assistance and advisory work.

How EBRD procurement works

Procurement depends on the type of project. Public-sector, Bank-financed contracts follow the EBRD's procurement policies and rules, published as procurement notices, Expressions of Interest for consultants and Invitations for Bids for goods and works. Consultancy opportunities — often smaller assignments — are a significant share of EBRD activity, so watching the consulting notices closely is worthwhile.

Where to find EBRD tenders

MangoFetch tracks EBRD tenders daily, filterable by country and sector, alongside the World Bank, UN and the other development banks. Review recent contract awards and see the full activity picture on the Intelligence dashboard.