What is Uzbekistan tenders?

UzbekistanTenders is the most authentic and comprehensive database of Uzbekistan Tenders, RFPs, Bids and eProcurement Notices. The information on eTenders, EOI, GPN and other public and private tenders from various industry sectors in Uzbekistan is sourced from newspapers, government public procurement portals and individual purchasers websites.

Who will invest in Uzbekistan's power plants?

Companies from UAE, France, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Canada and Netherlands agreed to invest in the construction and operation of power plants for 25 years, and Uzbekistan’s government will allocate land and guarantee state purchases of electricity at the contracted price.

Does Uzbekistan have its own procurement rules?

State-owned enterprises may have their own procurement rules. Uzbekistan is not a party to the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement and is not a party to a free trade agreement (FTA) with the United States. U.S. companies bidding on Government tenders may also qualify for U.S. Government advocacy.

How do I get support for a project in Uzbekistan?

Advocacy assistance can take many forms but often involves the U.S. Embassy or other U.S. Government agencies expressing support for the U.S. bidders directly to the foreign government. Consult Advocacy for Foreign Government Contracts for additional information. There are several sources of funding for projects in Uzbekistan.

What are the opportunities for selling to the government of Uzbekistan?

Key opportunities for selling to the Government of Uzbekistan lie in the following areas: Oil and gas: Technology, equipment, and construction services Information and communication technologies: Telecommunication equipment and materials for mobile operators, hardware, and software for state organizations and SOEs

How do I get funding for a project in Uzbekistan?

Consult Advocacy for Foreign Government Contracts for additional information. There are several sources of funding for projects in Uzbekistan. These include government agencies, international financial institutions, publicly- and privately-financed investment funds, venture capital funds, and grant programs.