“Takamul” is a national digital system currently under development by the Projects, Tenders, and Local Content Authority, and is scheduled for launch on 31 December 2026. This system is a developed version of the former “Isnad” platform, designed to enhance the e-tendering experience, making it more seamless, efficient, and comprehensive. It aligns with the government's direction toward digital transformation, improved transparency, and more accurate strategic planning.
The system aims to establish a unified and effective framework for managing projects and public procurement by creating a comprehensive database that consolidates all government expenditures. This contributes to improved planning accuracy and enables informed, data-driven decision-making. It also seeks to enhance transparency in tendering processes, strengthen trust between government entities and beneficiaries, and foster healthy competition in the public sector.
Digital participation is a fundamental pillar in building the system’s identity; the public was allowed to vote electronically for the name of the system from among four proposals via the X platform. The voting received wide engagement, resulting in the selection of “Takamul” as the official name. In line with its commitment to transparency, the platform will also provide open data and accurate statistics to support knowledge-sharing and build public trust.
“Takamul” represents a transformative shift in the government’s operational framework, offering unified services for managing projects and procurement across all government entities. The system is distinguished by its interactive interfaces and real-time reporting features, which are expected to reduce reliance on multiple existing platforms, enhance institutional efficiency, and improve the overall quality of government services in a sustainable manner.
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