NGO & foundation tender pages
A number of international NGOs and foundations publish their own procurement opportunities directly on their websites, rather than through a shared government portal. Tender Radar collects from eight of these directly: Save the Children, Oxfam, Plan International, CARE International, the Wellcome Trust, the Education Endowment Foundation, the Youth Endowment Fund, and GSMA.
Each of the eight organisations publishes on its own site — see the list above. · Reviewed
Coverage
What Tender Radar collects from NGO & foundation tender pages
- Open tender/RFP notices published directly on each organisation's own site, refreshed regularly
- Real document downloads where the organisation's page links to one directly (Wellcome, Oxfam, Plan International and GSMA do; the others don't)
- None of these eight publishes a CPV code, UNSPSC code, or structured estimated value — these are simple listing pages, not formal procurement portals
- Award/winner data is not published by any of them and isn't collected
- Save the Children, CARE International and the Education Endowment Foundation don't link to documents at all — the notice text itself is stored instead
- The portal's own search and alerts aren't matched to your company's capabilities — that layer is what Tender Radar adds.
Data
What we extract from NGO & foundation tender pages
Field by field, what's in our database for every NGO & foundation tender pages notice — including where coverage is partial, and why.
Measured in our own data, updated hourly
- Have a deadline
- 94%
- Have a named buyer
- 100%
- Have a description
- 100%
- Have documents
- 100%
Across 194 NGO & foundation tender pages notices in our database, all-time.
Title
YesDescription
YesFree-text, as published — length and detail vary a lot by organisation.
English translation
N/AAll eight publish in English.
Deadline
YesCPV / classification code
NoNone of the eight publishes one.
Estimated value
NoBuyer / contracting authority
YesThe organisation itself.
Documents
PartialReal downloads for Wellcome, Oxfam, Plan International and GSMA; a text stub of the notice for Save the Children, CARE International, the Education Endowment Foundation and the Youth Endowment Fund, which don't link to a file at all.
Award / winner data
NoAmendments & corrections
PartialVaries by organisation; not confirmed consistently across all eight in this audit.
How it works
Using NGO & foundation tender pages
- 1
Browse each organisation's own tender page
Each organisation lists its open opportunities on its own website; no account is needed to see the listing or brief.
- 2
Register or submit directly with that organisation
Some (Wellcome, CARE International) ask for an expression of interest before the full proposal stage; requirements vary by organisation.
- 3
Or let Tender Radar watch it for you
Tender Radar ingests these organisations' tender pages daily and scores new notices against your company profile automatically, instead of you checking these organisations' tender pages's own listings by hand.
FAQ
Common questions
Why are these eight grouped on one page?
Each is a simple listing page on an NGO or foundation's own site, not a formal government procurement portal — none publishes a classification code, value, or award data, so one honest page covers all eight accurately.
Can I see the tender documents through Tender Radar?
For Wellcome, Oxfam, Plan International and GSMA, yes, when the organisation links to one. Save the Children, CARE International and the Education Endowment Foundation don't link to a document at all, so we store the notice text instead.
How do I get notified about new opportunities from these organisations automatically?
Tender Radar checks all eight regularly and matches new notices against your company profile.
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