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What Is Tender Monitoring (Upphandlingsbevakning, Sweden)?
This is a Swedish procurement term. A single place for tracking and monitoring all public procurements.
Why is tender monitoring needed?
Swedish procurements are published in several different advertising databases, and it is easy to miss opportunities if you only monitor one of them.
How do you set up good monitoring?
Combine CPV codes, keywords and regions, for example NUTS codes, and adjust continuously based on which results are relevant.
Can you monitor direct awards?
Partly. Many direct awards are not advertised, but some organisations publish them voluntarily.
