CearaPar opened an electronic tender for consultancy studies to develop a new concession model for Ceará’s state lottery in Brazil. Proposals are due by 27 March 2026, and the estimated contract value is R$504,878.98; the studies will cover operational, market and legal planning.
Interested suppliers can bid to advise on the structure of Ceará’s proposed lottery concession.
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Loteria Mineira published the contracting commission’s responses on 18 May to 13 submissions concerning a planned concession for online, real-time digital lotteries in Minas Gerais. The authority said the contributions will inform the drafting of the international tender documents, which remain under development.
The Minas Gerais Public Prosecutor’s Office opened a civil inquiry on 9 April into possible irregularities in a planned lottery-services concession tender. The process has an estimated value of R$15.4bn over 25 years; the tender notice has not yet been published, and lottery officials have 15 working days to respond to the inquiry.
Loteria do Estado de Minas Gerais (LEMG) held a public consultation in Belo Horizonte on 31 March to gather input for documents ahead of a future lottery concession tender. The state lottery said the session would address sector questions; the proposed contract covers lottery operations through in-person and digital channels.
Loteria do Estado de Minas Gerais held a public hearing on 31 March in Belo Horizonte to discuss a future concession for integrated online and in-person gaming. The proposed international tender would set a minimum bid of R$650m and require the winning company to pay R$18.27m upfront; estimated market turnover over 25 years is R$15.47bn. The authority said it would review hearing contributions before finalising the tender notice, expected in the coming months.
The São Paulo government signed a lottery concession contract with the SP Loterias consortium, with the agreement published in the state’s official gazette on 5 January. The concession provides more than R$560 million in fixed payments for two hospitals and is forecast to generate a further R$3.4 billion in variable payments over 15 years. The operator may use physical and digital channels, but fixed-odds betting is excluded.