Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has extended an invitation to firms and the broader business community, including small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across the UAE, to engage in 116 tenders and auctions available until the end of 2025.
This initiative is a result of the Dubai Government’s Public-Private Partnership Strategy 2024–2026, which aims to stimulate economic growth within the emirate.
The tender opportunities encompass a diverse range of sectors, including services, consultancy, infrastructure, insurance, outsourcing, operations and maintenance, information technology, and investment.
This initiative highlights RTA’s dedication to enhancing collaboration with the private sector and national companies, fostering a robust ecosystem for strategic partnerships, and proactively developing innovative products and services.
Qualification criteria and process
It aligns with the objectives outlined in RTA’s Strategic Plan 2025–2030, which focuses on improving operational efficiency and supporting a comprehensive portfolio of planning, strategic, and investment projects contributing to the strengthening of the local economy and elevating the role of national companies within the infrastructure and services landscape.
Abdulla Yousef Al Ali, CEO of the Corporate Administrative Support Services Sector at RTA, stated, “RTA is firmly committed to strengthening partnerships with the private sector and creating commercial opportunities for both local and international companies.”
He further added, “Specific qualification criteria have been established for companies interested in contracting with RTA, accessible through a streamlined digital process via RTA’s Electronic Prequalification System on its official website.”
Companies interested in upcoming opportunities can access full details on tenders and auctions by visiting RTA’s website and selecting the ‘Supplier and Investor Management System.’
Electronic prequalification system
RTA provides a free electronic prequalification system through the same platform. Companies can register by creating a username and password, selecting the ‘Supplier and Investor Management System,’ and proceeding to the Electronic Prequalification System to upload the required documents and specify their business activity of interest.
