EATT vs DgMarket
EATT vs DgMarket for East Africa ICT Procurement
Both platforms surface procurement opportunities — but they serve very different purposes. Here's an honest comparison.
DgMarket is a well-established procurement portal aggregating notices from the European Commission, Agence Française de Développement (AFD), and other bilateral donors. If you're tracking EU or French-funded projects globally, it's a useful tool.
East Africa Tech Tenders (EATT) takes a different approach: a curated, human-verified weekly intelligence briefing focused exclusively on ICT procurement across 9 East African markets — pulling from government portals, World Bank, AfDB, UN agencies, EU programmes, and bilateral donors simultaneously. With Upcoming Intelligence: forward procurement signals before tenders formally publish.
Here's how they compare for an ICT vendor or system integrator operating in East Africa.
Government portals — not just donor funding
Most East African ICT procurement is government-funded and advertised on national portals. DgMarket only covers EU and AFD-funded projects — missing the majority of the market.
Upcoming Intelligence
EATT surfaces pre-tender signals — budget announcements, programme plans, procurement pipelines — weeks before a formal tender appears anywhere. DgMarket only shows live notices.
ICT-only, verified
Every EATT tender is technology-relevant and meets strict inclusion criteria. No manual filtering through unrelated sectors — every item in the briefing is relevant to ICT vendors.
Delivered to your inbox
EATT arrives every Friday — no logging in, no searching. Opportunities are curated and ready to act on. DgMarket requires active portal monitoring to avoid missing deadlines.
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Verified ICT tenders across 9 East African markets, every Friday.