Public contracts for your business, every morning.
Governments across Europe publish thousands of new tenders every day, in two dozen languages. We read every one, summarise it in plain English and send you the ones that fit what you do.
How it works
Every new notice from the EU's TED and the UK's Find a Tender, every hour.
What is being bought, where, and who could deliver it, whatever the original language.
A weekly digest for free, or every morning with Pro, scored against your own words.
Latest tenders
The buyer, Águas de Gaia, EM, SA, wants to buy water supply meters for Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal. This is a supply contract run as an open procedure. The notice has one lot covering the supply of water meters. The notice gives no further detail on quantities, models or delivery terms.
The buyer, Inrap (the French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research), wants a framework agreement for software-as-a-service (SaaS) business applications. The work covers providing the solutions, setting them up, and related services. The contract is split into four lots: operations, planning, client contracts and tenders, and time, activity and absence management. Bidders can apply for one or more lots.
The buyer, Campus Condorcet, wants a contract covering design work for signage and painting, plus design, manufacture and installation of furniture for its campus. It is a supplies contract, awarded through a negotiated procedure with a call for competition. The notice has a single lot.
The Austrian Business Agency (ABA), a non-profit company promoting Austria as a business, work and film location, wants PR agency services. Lot 1 covers PR in Austria, mainly for ABA Corporate and WORK in AUSTRIA. Lot 2 covers international PR for INVEST in AUSTRIA, especially key technologies from Austria's Industrial Strategy 2035, and for FILM in AUSTRIA. The buyer plans framework agreements of four years, with up to 3 partners in Lot 1 and up to 5 in Lot 2. One one-year extension is possible.
The German Federal Ministry of the Interior, through its procurement office, wants to buy archive boxes with a front flap for the Federal Archives (Bundesarchiv). The work is set up as a framework agreement, awarded through an open procedure. The notice has one lot.
The buyer, the University Hospital in Kraków, wants to buy equipment and apparatus for its anaesthesia and intensive care wards with the highest organ donation activity in 2025. The scope covers delivery, installation, commissioning and staff training. The purchase is split into four lots. The full specification is in the tender documents (SWZ) and its annexes.
The buyer, a general university hospital in Prague, wants to buy a negative-pressure pulmonary ventilator. The contract also covers ongoing supplies of the consumables needed to run the device. It is a single lot, procured through an open tender.
The buyer, Germany's Federal Ministry of the Interior (via its procurement office), wants a framework agreement for printing and delivering printed products for the Federal Police (BPOL). The notice is a single lot, awarded through an open procedure. The notice does not list the specific products, quantities or duration.