The Russian state tendering systemThis page is taking a rest at the moment while we set up translation processes. We can monitor all Russian state tenders for your key words and alert you for a fee.
The Russian state tender system publishes tenders for all public sector purchases over 500 000 Roubles (about €5 000). Utilities, large state owned companies must also tender through the same system. Some private companies also do so. Over 40% of Russian GDP is on the system. If your firm wants a presence in construction of infrastructure, waste management, healthcare, education and so on, monitoring state tenders is a must. Only a handful of defence and space tenders are excluded. This page shows random examples of higher value. Volga Trader can monitor tender notices for your keywords and send you machine or human translations of the headline announcements. The procedures for access to the tender details and to make a bid require a local presence. Typically you will need to set up a limited company although we have a local partner experienced in the tender process who can access tenders as a service to you. Bidding takes place on electronic platforms where bidder identities are anonymous. There is a strict system of weighting, principally for cost, not less than 50%. Local sourcing which can mean a distributor in the local government area not a Russian manufacturer is worth a 15% reduction on price to the local bidder but in many cases there is no local bidder. Other factors, usually quality, may be used to weight another 35%. Initially, simply monitoring for key words can give a foreign company a feel for the market size. Volga Trader can do this for you on a comprehensive range of announcements and provide an assessment of your prospects entering the Russian market, including the identification of potential strategic partners. Obtaining full tender documents and bidding for tenders will require financial commitment by you. Documents are only available to a locally registered business. Contact us for more information. Archives
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