Open tenders, with who won before
Firmatlas follows every open public tender from Belgian buyers on TED. Save a search by CPV code, province and value and get new tenders by email, next to the buyer's company data and the winners of its earlier contracts.
How it works
- Say what you sell: CPV codes, or have them suggested from your NACE code or from what your company already won.
- Pick where and how big: provinces, kind of contract and estimate.
- Get the new tenders every morning, with the buyer and who won its earlier contracts in the field.
Free: 1 search with a weekly email. Pro: 5 searches, every morning.
0 open tenders now
By province
- Brussels
- 0
- Antwerp
- 0
- Limburg
- 0
- East Flanders
- 0
- Flemish Brabant
- 0
- West Flanders
- 0
- Walloon Brabant
- 0
- Hainaut
- 0
- Liège
- 0
- Luxembourg
- 0
- Namur
- 0
- All of Belgium or not given
- 0
By kind
- Works
- 0
- Supplies
- 0
- Services
- 0
Source: TED (Tenders Electronic Daily), Publications Office of the European Union, reused under Decision 2011/833/EU. Only notices that also appear on TED. What is published only in the Belgian Bulletin of Tenders is not in yet.
More than a list
- The buyer as a company page: its details, changes and earlier awards.
- Earlier winners with the amount and the number of tenders, so you know who you are bidding against.
- Your team shares the searches and marks what is interesting.
Questions
Where do the tenders come from?
From TED, the EU's journal for public procurement. Belgian buyers publish everything above the EU thresholds there, and often smaller contracts too. What appears only in the Belgian Bulletin of Tenders is not in yet.
How often do new ones arrive?
We read TED every hour. Your email comes at 8:00, daily or every Monday.
What is a CPV code?
The EU's list of what public buyers purchase: 45 for works, 72 for IT services, 90 for cleaning and waste. Pick codes or their start, or have them suggested from your NACE code.
Can I download the documents?
The Procurement documents link goes to the platform where the buyer publishes them, usually publicprocurement.be. You bid there.