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EU public procurement refers to the process by which governments, public authorities, and publicly-funded organizations across the European Union purchase goods, services, and works. This market exceeds €2 trillion annually, making it the world's largest public procurement ecosystem.

The EU procurement framework is designed to ensure transparency, fair competition, and equal access for all businesses across member states. EU directives establish common rules that all 27 countries must follow, creating a level playing field where a company from any EU state can bid on contracts in any other member state.

Key principles of EU public procurement include:

TED (Tenders Electronic Daily)

TED is the official online platform for publishing EU public procurement notices. Approximately 3,000 new tenders are published on TED daily from all 27 EU member states, plus EEA countries. Tendersight aggregates both TED and national portals for complete coverage.

EU Procurement Directives

The current EU procurement framework is governed by Directive 2014/24/EU (classic procurement), Directive 2014/25/EU (utilities), and Directive 2014/23/EU (concession contracts). These directives establish:

Procurement Thresholds

EU procurement rules apply to contracts above certain thresholds. For 2024-2025:

Below-threshold tenders are published on national portals and may follow different rules depending on the member state. Tendersight covers both above-threshold (TED) and below-threshold (national) tenders.

Tendersight makes it easy to discover and track tenders across all 27 EU member states. Instead of manually checking 27+ national procurement portals, Tendersight aggregates everything into one searchable, filterable platform.

Browse live tenders by country, sector, contract value, or CPV code. The platform covers:

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