Government Tenders in Yemen
Government tenders in Yemen are governed by Law No. 23 of 2007 on Tenders, Auctions and Government Storehouses and its Executive Regulations (PM Resolution No. 53 of 2009); the competent authority is High Tender Board and High Authority for the Control of Tenders and Auctions.
Law, authority and bonds
Law
Law No. 23 of 2007 on Tenders, Auctions and Government Storehouses and its Executive Regulations (PM Resolution No. 53 of 2009)
Law No. 23 of 2007 on Tenders, Auctions and Government Storehouses and its Executive Regulations (PM Resolution No. 53 of 2009)
Authority
High Tender Board and High Authority for the Control of Tenders and Auctions
High Tender Board and High Authority for the Control of Tenders and Auctions
E-procurement
No documented platform
No documented platform
Bid bond
2% – 3%
2% – 3%
Performance bond
10%
10%
Envelopes
One
One
Typical retention
10%
10%
Sources: undp-aciac.org · mohamah.net · 2026-10-25
FAQ
Which law governs government tenders in Yemen?
Law No. 23 of 2007 on Tenders, Auctions and Government Storehouses and its Executive Regulations (PM Resolution No. 53 of 2009) — administered by High Tender Board and High Authority for the Control of Tenders and Auctions.
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