Antalya Procurement Board (APB) is a public procurement coordination and tender administration authority dedicated to promoting transparent, competitive, and accountable procurement practices across government institutions and public-sector projects.
Headquartered in Antalya, Türkiye, APB supports the planning, administration, monitoring, and coordination of procurement activities undertaken by public authorities.
Through collaboration with government agencies, municipalities, public hospitals, educational institutions, infrastructure authorities, and development organizations, APB facilitates the acquisition of goods, works, services, and specialized equipment necessary for the successful delivery of public programs and strategic development initiatives.
By promoting transparency, supplier participation, innovation, and value-for-money procurement practices, APB contributes to sustainable economic growth, institutional effectiveness, and public confidence in government procurement systems.
| Headquarters | Antalya, Türkiye |
| Sector | Public Procurement Administration |
| Primary Function | Tender Coordination and Procurement Oversight |
| Jurisdiction | Public Procurement Activities |
To promote transparency, efficiency, accountability...
To be a leading model of excellence...
We uphold the highest standards of ethical conduct and professional responsibility.
TransparencyWe ensure openness, accountability, and clarity throughout procurement procedures.
Fair CompetitionWe encourage competitive participation and equal treatment of qualified suppliers.
We maintain excellence through expertise, continuous improvement, and best-practice procurement standards.
We remain responsible for our decisions, actions, and stewardship of public resources.
We promote modern procurement systems and technology-driven solutions that improve efficiency and service delivery.
Antalya Procurement Board is committed to supporting...
Antalya Procurement Board promotes procurement practices...
The Board promotes compliance with procurement legislation...