Contracting Opportunities
On this page you will be able to find solicitations issued by the Embassy of the United States of America in Reykjavik for the acquisition of commodities and/or services.
Reykjavik Procurement Office Iceland Tenders
Global tenders publishes domestic and international tenders, projects and contract awards for Reykjavik Procurement Office and more than 200 tendering authorities from Iceland.
Procurement
All procurement processes for Veitur are electronic through Reykjavik Energy tender website. On the website, you can find a list of all active tenders for Veitur.
Iceland
Iceland is party to the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement. On the national level, most procurement is the responsibility of Rikiskaup Central Public Procurement,
Tenders and procurement
Each department of the City of Reykjavík is responsible for conducting procurement in accordance with the City''s Procurement Policy and Procurement Rules (Article 6 of the Reykjavík City
Iceland Tenders – Iceland Government tenders, Iceland Public
Today 130 Live Tenders and Government Contracts are found from Iceland addition to Tender Informations, Bidding Consultancy and facilitation Services are also provided.
Auction site
Only public entities can request access and advertise tenders on this website. If the relevant entity (local authority / public authority) does not have access to the website, the Directorate of
Auction site
Only public entities can request access and advertise tenders on this website. If the relevant entity (local authority / public authority) does not
Public procurement
The process of public procurement aims to achieve a good deal. It involves four main factors that do not change no matter what the procurement is.
Procurement process | Reykjavik
The procurement process aims to ensure thorough, cost-effective, and responsible purchasing for Reykjavík City while guaranteeing the quality of goods, services, and works acquired.
Reykjavik''s PV Energy Storage Policy: Lighting the Path for Arctic
When you think of Reykjavik, geothermal springs and Viking history might come to mind faster than photovoltaic (PV) panels. But here''s the kicker – Iceland''s capital is rewriting