Guides
How public tenders and grants work in Germany and the EU, explained plainly, with links to the official sources.
Tenders and grants: two ways public money reaches companies
A contract for payment or a contribution to a project: the difference decides who publishes the call, how you apply and what you sign.
How to read a tender notice, field by field
Buyer, CPV and NUTS codes, lots, procedure, deadline, value, award criteria and documents: what each part tells you and where to look next.
Where German and EU tenders and grant calls are published
The central services, the platforms behind them, and why one opportunity can turn up in several places.
Evidence first: check a requirement against the tender documents
A summary is a pointer, not the source: how to trace a requirement to the official passage and keep track of versions and corrections.
CPV codes explained, with all 45 divisions
How the EU’s procurement codes are built, how to read them in a notice, what to watch for when you search by code, and every division at a glance.
NUTS regions in Germany, Land by Land
The EU’s classification of regions, its three levels in Germany, how tender notices use it for the place of performance, and the codes of all 16 Länder.
Public tenders for tradespeople
Which building and trade work public buyers tender, how lots keep it open to single trades, what prequalification means and where the notices are.
Public tenders for startups and small companies
The signals in a notice that suit small firms, national procedures under the UVgO, references for young companies, joint bids and where to start.
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