Kuwait Government Tenders

965Tenders

Every government tender in Kuwait, found for you each week, sent to the right person on your team, and tracked until you win it.

Source · Kuwait Al Yawm Arabic + English By The Kuwait AI

Where tenders come from

Every tender is announced in a newspaper.

Each issue500+notices in one issue. Tenders, auctions, court notices and company notices, all mixed together.
The formatPDFHundreds of Arabic pages. You cannot search it, sort it, or share one tender with a colleague.
How oftenWeeklyA new issue every week. The deadline starts counting the day it is printed.

So somebody on your team opens the PDF, reads as much as they can, guesses which tenders are yours, types the details into a spreadsheet, and emails them around. Every week.

What that costs you

Four ways a good job slips away.

Nobody saw it

One person reading 500 notices in a hurry will miss things. And you never find out what you missed.

It went to the wrong person

A hospital equipment tender lands with the construction team, because it was forwarded by hand.

The deadline passed

The closing date sat in someone's inbox. Nobody was reminded, and the day went by.

Nobody can say what happened

No record of what you saw, who worked on it, what you bid, and what you won. So next year is another guess.

How 965Tenders works

We read it. We match it. Your team acts on it.

STEP 1

We read it

Every week we take the new government newspaper and turn all 500+ notices into clean, searchable records. We keep the original page, so you can always check the source.

STEP 2

We match it

You tell us what your business does. We send you only the tenders that fit, to the right company and the right department inside your group.

STEP 3

Your team acts

The tender lands in your inbox with an owner and a deadline. Your team moves it along a board until you win it or close it.

A person on our team checks every issue before it reaches you. Nothing is published automatically.

What your team sees

A paragraph of Arabic becomes something you can actually use.

Printed in the newspaper

تعلن وزارة الصحة عن طرح المناقصة رقم م.ع.ر.س/م/١٤٧٦/٢٠٢٥-٢٠٢٦ الخاصة بتوريد أجهزة طبية تشخيصية، وآخر موعد لتقديم العطاءات …

ISSUE 1804 · PAGE 37

Tender no.1476 / 2025-2026The same tender is often written three different ways. We treat them as one.
WhoMinistry of HealthFiled under the right ministry and department
WhatSupply of diagnostic medical devices
TypeTender. You bid to supplyAuctions are marked separately, because you are buying, not selling
DatesDocuments ready, then closing dateBoth pulled straight from the notice
MoneyDocument fee · bid bond · value in KWD
SourceIssue 1804, page 37. Open the PDFOne click to the exact page. Check anything you like.

Only what matters to you

You tell us what you sell. We send you only that.

Your list, your words

Each company and department has its own list of what it bids on. Change it any time, and the next issue follows the change.

Even your short codes

Trade terms your engineers use, like "UT", "LV cables" or "CIT", work exactly as typed.

And what you didn't think of

We also match on meaning, so a tender that describes your work in different words still reaches you.

Tender in this week's issueGoes toWhy
Supply of diagnostic medical devicesMedical Supplies, Imaging dept.Matches their list
Cash-in-transit servicesSecurity Co., Guarding dept.Matches their list
Perimeter monitoring installationSecurity Co., CCTV dept.No matching word. Matched on meaning
Road resurfacing, JahraConstruction Co., Roads dept.Matches their list

A week on the system

From inbox, to an owner, to a result.

New4
Health: medical devicesUnassigned6 days
Interior: CCTV supplyUnassigned1476/25
Working on it3
Jahra road resurfacingOmar2 days
Lab supplies, yearlySaraKWD 4,500
Submitted2
Cash-in-transit renewalKhalidsent
Result9
MRI service contractSaraWon
Fire alarm upgradeKhalidLost

Example board. You choose your own stages and names.

  • Closest deadline first. New tenders arrive sorted by how soon they close, not by when they were printed.
  • Give it an owner in one click. Send one tender, or a whole batch, to the department that will bid it.
  • Move it along the board. Your own stages. Every move is saved with who did it and when.
  • Talk about it in one place. Comment and tag colleagues on the tender itself, instead of a long email chain.
  • Email it out. Send the details to a supplier or partner without leaving the tender.
  • Record the result. Won, lost, or did not bid, and the reason why. That is what makes your reports useful.

Reports

Answers for management, without chasing anyone.

DashboardLiveHow many tenders are open, what is closing soon, and what each department is sitting on.
Build your ownYoursPick what you want to see, save it, and run it again whenever you want.
By emailWeeklySet it once. The report arrives in your inbox every week or month on its own.
ExportExcelAny list or report downloads as a spreadsheet your finance team can use.

Questions you can answer from day one

  • How many tenders in our line of work came out last quarter, and how many did we go after?
  • Which ministries do we win with, and which do we keep losing?
  • Which department is sitting on tenders that close this week?
  • What did we bid in total last year, and what did we actually win?

Built for a group

Many companies. One system. Nothing leaks.

Companies and departments

Set up each company in your group, with its own departments, the way your business is actually organised.

Roles you decide

Give each person exactly what they need. One department, one company, or the whole group.

Kept separate

Staff in one company cannot see another company's tenders. This is blocked at the data level, not just hidden on screen.

Full history

Who assigned what, who changed what, who was invited or removed, with dates. Nothing is lost.

Also included

  • Your own fields. Add any extra information your process needs to every tender.
  • Alerts. Emails and notifications when a tender is assigned to you, when someone tags you, and before a deadline.
  • Arabic and English. The whole system, in both languages, laid out correctly in each.
  • النظام بالكامل باللغة العربية

Can you trust it

Every tender can be checked against the printed page.

A person approves every issue

Nothing reaches you automatically. Someone on our team reviews each issue first, and only then releases it.

We keep the original page

Every tender links back to the exact newspaper page it came from. You can open it and read it yourself.

We count what we found

We check that every page of the issue has been accounted for. If something is unclear, it is flagged. It is never quietly skipped.

Changes are tracked

When a ministry changes a deadline or a term, we update that tender and keep the history, instead of leaving you with two versions.

Getting started

Ready by the next issue.

STEP 1

Your companies

We set up your companies and departments the way your group works.

STEP 2

What you sell

We write your list together and test it against past issues, so you can see what you would have received.

STEP 3

Your team

Add your people, set who sees what, and set up your stages.

STEP 4

First week

The next issue arrives already sorted, with owners and deadlines in place.

We can also go back through past issues, so you start with real tenders instead of an empty screen.

In short

The tender you never saw costs you as much as the one you lost. You just never hear about it.

Tell us what your companies bid on. We will set up 965Tenders on this week's issue, so you can judge it on your own tenders.

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