Public tenders in Romania
Open government contracts in Romania, from TED, the EU's official tenders journal, updated every day. Notices are usually in Romanian and priced in lei. Our guide to bidding abroad
Can a UK business bid?
UK businesses can usually bid for contracts above the EU thresholds (about £140k for goods and services from central government, £215k from other public bodies, £5.4m for works), which are covered by the WTO Government Procurement Agreement and the UK–EU trade agreement. Smaller contracts follow national rules and are often open too.
A general guide. The tender documents are always the final word.
How to bid in Romania
- Open the official notice on TED and follow the link to the buyer's own e-procurement portal, where the documents are and where bids go.
- Register on that portal (free). Each country has its own national system.
- Fill in the European Single Procurement Document (ESPD), the standard self-declaration most EU buyers ask for.
- Allow time for translation: documents and answers are often in the buyer's language. Our titles are in English, and you can translate any notice in full in your dashboard.
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