What we cover. And what we can’t.

ProcuraGY collects the procurement notices Guyana’s public bodies publish online. This page lists every source we collect from and when we last checked it, what we used to collect, what comes next — and the procurement no website can list in advance, with the reason for each gap.

Collected now

6 sources, each checked on its own schedule. A check that finds nothing new still counts: “last checked” is when we last read the source, not when it last changed.

  • eProcure — the national procurement portal

    eprocure.gov.gy ↗
    On schedule

    Open tenders and their notice documents, read from the portal’s own data feed. Until 14 Sep 2026 we read its web page instead.

    Checked
    every 4 hours
    Last checked
    Tier 1 · national procurement channel
  • NPTA — Tenders Awarded

    npta.gov.gy/tenders-awarded ↗
    On schedule

    Contract awards from the National Procurement and Tender Administration: who won and for how much.

    Checked
    every hour
    Last checked
    Tier 1 · national procurement channel
  • NPTA — Minutes of Tender Openings

    npta.gov.gy/minutes-of-tender-openings ↗
    On schedule

    When each tender’s bids were opened in public, added as “Opened” to the timeline of a tender we already hold.

    Checked
    every hour
    Last checked
    Tier 1 · national procurement channel
  • Tender adverts the Department of Public Information reposts, each with its advert PDF. When DPI reposts a tender we already hold, it is linked to that tender and counted once.

    Checked
    twice a day
    Last checked
    Tier 2 · agency or sector channel
  • Guyana Water Inc. — Procurement

    guyanawaterinc.com/procurement ↗
    On schedule

    GWI’s tender notices, as posted on its own website.

    Checked
    every 2 hours
    Last checked
    Tier 2 · agency or sector channel
  • Local Content Register — supplier notices

    lcregister.petroleum.gov.gy/opportunities ↗
    On schedule

    Supplier notices that oil and gas companies must publish under the Local Content Act. These are private-sector purchases, not government tenders.

    Checked
    every 2 hours
    Last checked
    Tier 2 · agency or sector channel

No longer collected

  • NPTA — Procurement Opportunities (old listing)

    npta.gov.gy/procurement-opportunities ↗

    The tender board’s old opportunities page. Nothing new has appeared there since February 2026 and the NPTA now points to eProcure, so we stopped checking it on 24 Sep 2026. Its tenders stay on the site as history.

    Last checked 2026-09-24 · 08:58 GYT

Not collected yet

  • Newspaper adverts — Guyana Chronicle and Kaieteur News

    Waiting on the publishers

    The online editions we found are hosted on Issuu, whose terms forbid automated reading, so we will only process editions the publishers send us directly.

  • Development-bank portals — CDB, World Bank and IDB

    Planned

    Large donor-funded projects are often announced on the lender’s own portal before the local advert appears.

  • Agency websites

    Planned

    Guyana Power & Light, GuySuCo, NDIA, CH&PA, the Guyana Energy Agency, MARAD, GGMC and HECI, one site at a time.

  • Budget Estimates

    Planned

    The Ministry of Finance’s annual estimates list each agency’s capital projects — what will be bought, before any tender is advertised.

What no website can list in advance

Some public purchases never get an online notice, so no website — ours or anyone else’s — can list them before they happen.

  • Notice-board-only adverts

    Regional and neighbourhood councils, and ministries buying below the national tender board’s threshold, often advertise only on the notice boards in their offices. No website carries these notices.

  • Tenders that are never advertised

    The law lets public bodies buy without a public notice: restricted tendering, requests for quotation, single-source and community-based procurement. Some surface afterwards — the NPTA’s award list includes restricted and community-based contracts, and we collect it.

How a source’s tier weighs in a tender’s confidence score is on the methodology page; how our crawler behaves is on the crawler page.