We help Saudi businesses discover, manage, and win government tenders
Every business deserves equal access to the public procurement market, from the small supplier to the enterprise contractor. ProcDuck puts Etimad and NUPCO opportunities in one workspace. Your team spends less time hunting and more time winning.
We do one thing well: government tender intelligence for Saudi Arabia.
Fast search, instant alerts, and a UI that respects your time.
Accurate data, transparent pricing, and your information stays yours.
Built for the Kingdom. Bilingual, compliant, tuned to local procurement.
ProcDuck was born inside the Saudi tender market, not beside it. Our founding team spent years bidding on government tenders and lived the problem. Opportunities scattered across portals. Line items buried in attachments. Prices guessed instead of known. Bids tracked in spreadsheets and WhatsApp threads. So we built the platform we always wanted. It indexes every Etimad and NUPCO tender down to the line item, matches them to what you sell, and carries the bid through to a submission-ready quotation. We have one mission: give every Saudi supplier the visibility and the tools to compete, and to win.
Procurement Duck
ProcDuck is short for Procurement Duck. A duck looks calm on the water while its feet never stop. It sifts a whole pond and keeps only what is good. That is how the platform works, so that is the name.
A duck glides. Its feet never stop. ProcDuck checks Etimad and NUPCO every hour of the working day, so your team just sees a short list of what matters.
A duck sifts the whole pond and keeps what is good. ProcDuck reads thousands of tenders and keeps the ones that match your products, your keywords and your NUPCO codes.
Water runs off a duck's back. The mess runs off ProcDuck: one tender spelled three ways is still one tender, and a BOQ sent as a photo is read like a sheet.
Prices, quotations, the NUPCO response and attachments files. ProcDuck lines them all up from one catalog before you submit.
Saudi procurement is the pond. ProcDuck lives in it.