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What Are Public Tenders (Everyday Term)?
The everyday term for the competitions the public sector advertises when it wants to buy something; formally called public procurements.
What is a public tender?
The everyday term for a competition a public body advertises when it wants to buy something. Formally it is a public procurement.
How do you find them?
In the national notice databases such as Doffin, HILMA or the Swedish advertising databases, in TED for the larger ones, and through monitoring services that gather notices from all of them.
Can any company take part?
Yes, as long as it meets the qualification requirements and is not subject to exclusion grounds. There is no pre-registration requirement in most countries.
