1 active tenders
Public tenders from Mexico
DataMesh Consulting tracks every public-sector procurement portal we can find for Mexico. Below is the live stream of currently-active tenders. Filter by sector or value on the master tenders page.
Mexico centralises federal public procurement on CompraNet, operated by the Secretaría de Hacienda.
compranet.hacienda.gob.mx is the mandatory federal system for tender publication and bidding; state governments run complementary systems. The Lei reforms moved oversight to the Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público.
SICT (infrastructure & transport), CFE (electricity), Pemex, IMSS and ISSSTE (health and social security), and the state governments are the largest buyers. Transport and energy infrastructure, oil & gas, and healthcare dominate.
Bid windows are set per notice; documentation is in Spanish.
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Frequently asked
Public tenders from Mexico — common questions
›How many active public tenders does Mexico currently have?
As of right now, DataMesh Consulting is tracking 1 active public-sector tenders from Mexico. The count updates continuously as new opportunities are published and existing ones reach their submission deadlines.
›Where do tenders from Mexico come from?
Every tender on this page is sourced from the country's official procurement portal. We do not aggregate from third-party services — each record links back to the official publication so bidders can verify procurement rules, fee structures, and submission portals directly.
›How often is the Mexico tender list updated?
Our scrapers poll the official portals continuously. A new Mexico tender typically lands here within minutes of its official publication. Each tender record carries a "Published" timestamp from the source portal so you can verify the lag.
›Can a non-resident company bid on Mexico public tenders?
In most cases yes — Mexico's procurement framework, like most public-procurement regimes worldwide, requires fair access regardless of bidder country of origin, subject to specific notice conditions (security-sensitive tenders, local-content rules, currency restrictions). Each tender record links to its source page where bidder eligibility is published in detail.
›Do I need an account to view tenders from Mexico?
No. Every Mexico tender on DataMesh Consulting is publicly viewable. An account is only required if you want to bookmark tenders, save searches, or receive email digests of new Mexico opportunities matching your profile.