National tenders provide businesses, contractors, and suppliers with opportunities to bid for government and public sector projects across various industries. These tenders are issued by central, state, and municipal governments, as well as public sector undertakings (PSUs) and other government-affiliated organizations. The scope of national tenders covers a wide range of sectors, including construction, infrastructure development, IT services, healthcare, education, defense, and more. The tendering process typically involves an open and transparent bidding system, ensuring fair competition among bidders. Interested companies must carefully review the tender documents, which outline project specifications, eligibility criteria, financial requirements, and submission deadlines. The selection process often includes technical evaluations, financial assessments, and compliance checks to ensure that the chosen vendor meets the required standards. Additionally, many national tenders promote initiatives like Make in India, MSME participation, and sustainable development by offering preferences and incentives to eligible businesses. Digital platforms and e-procurement portals have further streamlined the tendering process, allowing businesses to access and submit bids efficiently.