For Example: Active purchasing announcements for windows in Kyiv city
For Example: Active tenders for computer equipment from Cherkasy Region
For Example: Active tenders for road repairs in Zakarpattia Region
For Example: Avtive tenders for gasoline from UAH 3K to 100K
For Example: Active tenders for food products in Odesa Region
For Example: Active tenders for meat in Ternopil Region
For Example: Active tenders for building repairs from UAH 1.5 million in Volyn Region
For Example: Active tenders for street lighting systems from Ivano-Frankivsk Region
For Example: Recently published tenders for cheese in Zaporizsky Region
For Example: Active tenders for construction and repairs of playgounds for children
For Example: Recently published tenders for passenger automobiles in Dnipropetrovsk Region
For Example: Active tenders by the Ukrainian Raiload Rail Equipment Repair Organization
For Example: Active tenders by military bases from Chernivtsi Region
For Example: Active tenders from UAH 1 million for Khmelnytskyi Region Automotive Roads Administration
For Example: Active tenders for computer equipment in Vinnytsia Region
For Example: Active tenders from UAH 200K from the town of Severodonetsk in Luhansk Region
For Example: Active tenders for potatoes in Kharkiv Region
For Example: Active tenders by Ukrainian Agricultural Leasing SOE
For Example: Recently published and currently active pharma tenders from Rivne Region
For Example: Active tenders by the Automitive Road Administration in Khmelnytskyi Region
For Example: Active tenders for solid fuel in Mykolaiv Region
For Example: Active "below threshold" (up to UAH 200 K) tenders for Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant SOE
For Example: Active tenders by Centrenergo Company
For Example: Active tenders of the Mariupol Marine Trade Port
For Example: Recently published active tenders for construction materials in Donetsk Region
For Example: Active tenders for handheld tools
For Example: Active tenders for building reconstruction from UAH 10 million
For Example: Active "above threshold" tenders (from UAH 200 K) for coal in Lviv Region
For Example: Active tenders for vegetables in Kherson Region
For Example: Active tenders for pharmaceuticals in Sumy Region
For Example: Active tenders for the purchase of agricultural products in Zhytomyr Region
For Example: Active tenders fot building insulation in Kyiv Region
For Example: Active tenders for building and engineering works in Poltava Region
For Example: Recently published tenders for renovations in Kirovohrad Region
For Example: Active tenders by the Automotive Road Administration of Kyiv Region
For Example: Active tenders from UAH 200K by the head office of the Ukrainian Railways SOE
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ProZorro is a hybrid electronic open source government e-procurement system created as the result of a partnership between business, government and the civil society

ProZorro is a fully online public procurement platform and a collaboration environment that ensures open access to public procurement (tenders) in Ukraine. Fully implemented in 2016 as a hybrid (both centralized public and decentralized private marketplaces) system it has since been globally recognized as one of the most innovative public procurement systems delivering government services in a stakeholder-focused, transparent, effective, fair and low-cost way.

Annual public purchasing volume in Ukraine

Public purchasing accounts for a sizable part of Ukraine’s GDP. Annually, about UAH 600 billion (approximately EUR 20 billion) worth of goods and services are transacted with the help of tenders. It is estimated that ProZorro may be responsible for up about 10% of the overall to public spending savings due to increased competition and better transparency.

All of the functionality offered by this online portal, is available to the general public without the need to register and without any barriers to access. All public tender information in Ukrainian language and procurement announcements in English over certain price thresholds is available here. In this way, ProZorro ensures transparent and efficient spending of public funds by simplifying oversight opportunities for the civil society and by enabling enhanced, open competition among businesses that aim to supply goods and services to the government entities in Ukraine.

ProZorro traces its origins to a grassroots volunteer-led reform initiative. Funded and overseen by a group of international institutions and NGOs since it has grown into an extensive collaboration environment unifying government agencies that oversee public purchasing, government organizations involved in public purchasing, educational partners, private enterprises, civil society and media participants, as well as global national government partners and international non-government organizations.

The ProZorro team has developed an absolutely unique model of a robust collaboration and trust for the business, government, and the civil society. This model is available for adoption within any country aiming to implement a highly efficient electronic open procurement system as a healthy collaboration where all participants win


Benefits for the ProZorro Community of Stakeholders

Golden Triangle Benefits to Participants

The “Golden Triangle” partnership benefits all parties involved, promoting change while maintaining high level of trust among the participants. The government supplies the legal framework that allows the procuring entities to streamline the tendering process while attaining savings on the goods and services purchased. The business environment provides part of the e-tendering infrastructure through the marketplaces that enable easy access to the tendering process, connecting both the procurers and the potential commercial suppliers.  Businesses gain access to a huge market, enabling a healthy competitive environment. The civil society gains access to all tender documentation in real time and with the help of available tools monitors the tenders for compliance and best practices.

The Hybrid Architecture of ProZorro

The Hybrid Architecture of ProZorro

ProZorro stores all public purchasing (procurement) data in the central database accessible directly through the online portal. Tender documentation and the tender procedures are transacted via the authorized commercial e-marketplaces. The e-marketplaces serve to both the procuring entities and the potential suppliers. This public-private, centralized and decentralized architecture makes the system a hybrid one, with built-in checks and balances and benefits for all.

More information

How procurement procedures are conducted (video in Ukrainian language)