🇳🇬 Nigeria · Government Procurement Portal
Nigeria Mining Tenders via NOCOPO & Solid Minerals Ministry
Nigeria Ministry of Solid Minerals Development oversees the country solid minerals sector, including gold, iron ore, coal, bitumen, columbite, and limestone. Government procurement for mining sector services, geological surveys, mining infrastructure, and regulatory systems is published on NOCOPO (nocopo.bpp.gov.ng), the Bureau of Public Procurement electronic portal covering 700+ federal Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs). The Mining Cadastre Office (MCO) manages mineral title registration and issues licenses, while the Nigeria Geological Survey Agency (NGSA) procures geological mapping, airborne survey, and geochemical analysis services. Nigeria 2024 Solid Minerals Development Fund approval signals growing government investment in the sector.
What is NOCOPO and Nigeria Mining Procurement?
NOCOPO (National Open Contracting Portal) at nocopo.bpp.gov.ng is Nigeria primary federal procurement transparency portal, operated by the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP). All federal government contracts must be disclosed here, including those from the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development, NGSA, and MCO. Mining sector procurement includes geological survey services, mining regulation IT systems, laboratory equipment, and sector development consulting.
https://nocopo.bpp.gov.ng/Hook monitors NOCOPO and Nigerian solid minerals sector procurement in real time. Search in plain English for geological, engineering, and mining services tenders without navigating Nigeria complex MDA procurement structure.
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Nigeria Mining Cadastre Office & NOCOPO at a glance.
- Portal Language
- en
- Region
- Africa
- Country
- 🇳🇬 Nigeria
- Official Portal
- https://nocopo.bpp.gov.ng/
Key procurement sectors
Nigeria procurement landscape
Nigeria Mining Cadastre Office (MCO) under the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development manages mining licenses and cadastre, while government procurement for mining sector services is published on NOCOPO (nocopo.bpp.gov.ng), Nigeria electronic procurement portal. Nigeria solid minerals sector includes gold, iron ore, coal, bitumen, and limestone. The Federal Executive Council approved a Solid Minerals Development Fund in 2024, driving increased procurement for geological surveys and mining infrastructure.
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Nigeria Mining Cadastre Office & NOCOPO — FAQ.
How do I find Nigerian mining sector tenders? +
Federal mining sector procurement is published on NOCOPO (nocopo.bpp.gov.ng). Filter by Ministry of Solid Minerals Development, Nigeria Geological Survey Agency, or Mining Cadastre Office. Hook aggregates all NOCOPO mining tenders in a searchable English-language feed.
What solid minerals does Nigeria mine? +
Nigeria has identified over 40 commercially exploitable solid minerals including gold, iron ore, coal, bitumen, columbite-tantalite, limestone, and lead-zinc. The government is actively promoting solid minerals as a diversification priority from oil revenues.
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