Tenders

As of a certain threshold, GIZ publishes all tenders on its digital platforms. Find out more in the download area.

You can find current tenders for services and construction contracts (including architectural and engineering services), goods (materials and equipment) and project financing as follows:

Local tenders

For information on tenders by GIZ country offices outside Germany, please contact the respective office on site. You can access contact data on our website at ‘worldwide’.

Additional information

Consultant database

GIZ is permanently on the lookout for qualified and experienced experts in the field of international development cooperation.

The consultant database contains the profiles and curriculum vitae of the technical and core consultants assigned by GIZ’s Sectoral Department. The chosen experts are commissioned on the basis of contracting regulations. We also commission consultants that are not listed in the database.

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