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PPIP (Public Procurement Information Portal) is Kenya’s central e‑procurement platform for public tenders. The portal is administered under the oversight of the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA). Most public contracting authorities in Kenya are required to publish notices on PPIP; monitoring it covers the majority of national public procurement opportunities.

Yes. Kenyan companies may participate in regional and international procurement opportunities subject to each procuring entity’s eligibility rules. Large or donor-funded tenders are often open to international bidders and published on regional or global portals. Otnox helps identify relevant opportunities across our 75+ covered markets and translates notices where needed.

PPIP typically publishes around 120 new tender notices per day, ranging from small local contracts to larger national procurements. Volume fluctuates by season and sector. Otnox processes and classifies all notices to match them to your profile.

Basic Otnox plans start from KES 4,000/month and include full access to the Kenya tender feed, AI relevance scoring, unlimited keyword alerts, buyer profiles and export tools. Additional markets can be added to your plan for +KES 2,000/month each. All plans include a 7‑day free trial.

Otnox synchronises with PPIP approximately once per hour. When a new notice is detected, it is classified, translated (if requested) and matched to your profile within minutes. Typically you will see new, relevant tenders in your dashboard within an hour of publication.

Yes. Otnox covers 75+ markets across multiple regions. From the dashboard you can filter and compare tenders in Kenya, Lithuania, Estonia, Finland, Norway, Germany, France, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Romania, United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, South Africa, Kenya, Rwanda, Ghana and Uganda — side by side. Add markets to your plan for KES 2,000/month each.

Titles and descriptions are translated on demand into your chosen language (for example English or Swahili). Translations are stored and reused to ensure consistent search results across the platform. Technical terms are preserved and translations are post‑processed to maintain procurement terminology accuracy.