Frequently asked questions

Often yes, but not guaranteed. The EU grants secured access only to countries covered by the WTO Government Procurement Agreement (GPA) or a bilateral agreement; Türkiye is a GPA observer, not a party. Under the European Commission's 2019 guidance, buyers may admit or exclude bidders from non-covered countries – always check the notice.

Selling materials to, or subcontracting for, the winning contractor is a private business relationship; public-procurement access rules do not apply to it. That is why we show winning companies and the items inside awarded tenders.

Yes. The World Bank Procurement Regulations (para. 3.20, Sept. 2025) let eligible firms from all countries bid for Bank-financed contracts; exceptions (country exclusions, sanctioned firms etc.) and qualification criteria are in the bidding document. Regulations (PDF).

From official, publicly available tender and contract-award notices of public buyers and international institutions, refreshed daily. Every record links to the official notice and carries the required licence attribution; the official notice prevails.

All tender and award notices, search and filters, Turkish automatic summaries, winner and buyer profiles and the sample breakdowns. RFQ details, Turkish supplier lists and Excel/CSV export are in the paid plans.

No. It ends automatically; nothing is charged. During the pilot paid plans run in Stripe test mode – no real charge.

There is no official open-data API, and ilan.gov.tr content may not be reused commercially without Basın İlân Kurumu permission. We link to the official sources instead: Turkish tenders.

Coming soon. You can already save your products and countries in your account and see the matching tenders in your panel.

Only what the account needs plus the product/country preferences you choose; no tracking cookies. See the KVKK notice and privacy.