Latest Denmark Tenders

Denmark Tenders and Public Procurement

Danish contracting authorities advertise on udbud.dk, the national portal for public tenders, and above-threshold contracts are also published on TED. The five regions, which run the hospitals, and 98 municipalities are major buyers alongside state agencies. Documents are in Danish.

Right now Tender Impulse lists 1,341 open Denmark tenders, shown below. In the last twelve months Tender Impulse captured more than 7,100 Denmark notices, and our archive holds more than 16,000. 255 new notices were added in the past seven days.

By sector, the largest groups among open Denmark tenders are Infrastructure and construction (263), Healthcare & Medical (220), IT-Software (189), Education & Training (108), Oil and Gas (102) and Transportation & Mobility (78).

Who buys in Denmark

The Danish Road Directorate (Vejdirektoratet), the Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation and the regions of Hovedstaden, Midtjylland and Nordjylland are among the frequent buyers in our data.

How Tender Impulse helps

Every day, subscribers receive the Denmark tenders that match their keywords and CPV codes, with translation from Danish at no extra cost and bid documents on request.

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How to Bid for Tenders in Denmark

The Danish Public Procurement Act (Udbudsloven) is the governing authority responsible for publishing and monitoring bids in the country of Denmark. Denmark is another Nordic country that attracts both domestic and foreign suppliers in various industries including Healthcare, IT, Defense, Energy and infrastructure sectors. Denmark offers a stable environment for businesses looking to expand or consolidate their presence in the European market and has a significantly higher public spending thus attracting SMEs and large organizations to their public tenders.

Tenders in Denmark are published and managed using electronic portals. The TED Europa also posts tenders above the EU threshold limit along with Denmark’s official procurement portal Udbud. The country also publishes procurement information on shared procurement portals such as Mercell, RIB, ComplyCloud etc. Tender Impulse monitors all tenders and procurement information across Denmark including unilateral funding agencies, multilateral funding agencies, NGO’s, hospitals and even trade organizations that publish tenders in Denmark. Companies that subscribe to Tender Impulse service can be assured of monitoring all sources from Denmark and never miss out on tenders published in Denmark.

To bid for a tender in Denmark, companies must register on the udbud portal and create a contractor profile. Doing this is easy and free and requires basic information only. Once this is done, then next step is to provide the ESPD document (European Single Procurement Document) which is a self-declaration document that can guarantee financial standing technical capabilities and good conduct. For tenders in Denmark, the authorities publish a Mindstekrav which is the minimum requirements required to bid for a tender. If this is not reached, authorities have the right to reject the bid automatically. It is also recommended to use the clarification window during the publish date and the deadline date of a tender to ask specific questions about the bid in order to avoid confusion and run the risk of being rejected. Denmark publishes its bid and manages it using the Danish language. Therefore, suppliers must use the Danish language for official communication only. At Tender Impulse, we translate all documents into English for our suppliers so that they can save time and effort in siting through thousands of bids and effectively make a bid/no-bid decision. Register today and enjoy all benefits of a subscribed member so you can get win more for your business.