Public procurement
Who wins the public contracts?
The state, municipalities and health trusts announce large purchases in Doffin. See who buys, who wins and how much competition there really is.
Local or from elsewhere?
How often does a company from the buyer's own municipality or county win?
28% of the awards went to a company in the buyer's own municipality, and 37% to a company in the same county (of 4,138 awards where both municipalities are known).
28%won by a company in the own municipality1,159 of 4,138 awards
37%won by a company in the own countyIncludes the own municipality
26%of the value went to a company in the own municipalityOf 92.8 bn NOK where the winner is the sole winner
Based on 4,138 of 5,248 awards: both municipalities must be known, and foreign suppliers are left out.
How the figures are made
- Values are the buyer's estimate in the notice. Many do not state a value, and for framework agreements the value is a ceiling.
- “One tender” counts only contracts where the number of tenders is stated. A stated 0 is treated as not stated.
- The cancelled share is cancellations divided by awards and cancellations in the same period.
- Only notices in Doffin are included. Call-offs on framework agreements and purchases below the publication threshold are missing.
- Suppliers that may be private persons are never shown by name and cannot be searched for.
Source: Doffin, Norwegian Agency for Public and Financial Management (DFØ), NLOD 2.0. Last fetched –. The statistics were computed 29 October 2026.