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Tenders by country
Open public tenders country by country - the procurement portals that matter there, the thresholds that apply, and the latest notices.
Germany14,466 open tendersGermany is the largest procurement market in the EU. Notices are spread across federal, state and municipal platforms, and since 2024 they also come together centrally.Austria573 open tendersAustria publishes through several channels: the core notice data on data.gv.at, the business service portal, and the large platforms run by the buyers themselves.Switzerland2,273 open tendersIn Switzerland the federal government, cantons and municipalities publish their tenders together on simap.ch - in three official languages.France4,696 open tendersFrance publishes above the national limits in the BOAMP and in the EU Official Journal; bids are submitted through the buyer profiles.Italy1,479 open tendersItaly has centralised procurement heavily: notices run through the national contracts database and the EU Official Journal.Spain1,896 open tendersSpain concentrates its notices in the Plataforma de Contratación del Sector Público; larger procedures also go EU-wide.Netherlands1,476 open tendersThe Netherlands publish virtually every formal procedure centrally through TenderNed.Belgium796 open tendersBelgium consolidates its notices in the Bulletin of Tenders and forwards larger procedures EU-wide.Poland4,227 open tendersPoland runs its procurement electronically through the central e-Zamówienia platform.United Kingdom1,450 open tendersSince leaving the EU the United Kingdom publishes independently: Contracts Finder for smaller procedures, Find a Tender for larger ones.United States3,484 open tendersUS federal procurement runs centrally through SAM.gov - with the full history from pre-announcement to award.Ukraine11,077 open tendersUkraine awards its public contracts through Prozorro, an electronic procurement system in which every tender is open for anyone to see.