Connect what your business can offer with what public buyers need.

Browse, choose a collection, or match your website

Explore all available notices in one catalog, or follow an authority collection for a focused view. You can also share your company website to compare its capabilities with purchasing needs.

Notice titles are only the starting point. Explore Tender → Lot → Item → Component to see particular products, services, and supporting capabilities where your organization could contribute.

What we cover today

Currently covering DALO—the Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation—with public notices from udbud.dk. The root catalog and the DALO collection currently contain the same notices.

We plan to add contracting authorities and thematic collections, including collections based on procurement categories. These are planned extensions, not coverage available today.

The catalog contains 87 active notices and was updated on 5 September 2026.

How website matching works

Submit one to five public pages from the same company website. Nemudbud identifies products, services, and capabilities, then compares them with the current catalog and prepares a private report. Matching currently covers DALO.

Previously analyzed pages can be reused without a pilot access code. New pages require a code before analysis starts. Reports retain the catalog version used to prepare them; a manual refresh creates a new version when the underlying inputs have changed.

Anyone with a private report link can open it. Keep the link private. Automated analysis may miss or misunderstand website information.

For contracting authorities

We invite public buyers to discuss making their notices more discoverable and easier for relevant suppliers to explore. Joining may include a focused collection alongside visibility in the wider catalog.

Independence and limitations

Independent service by Pattrnz. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the contracting authorities shown or udbud.dk.

Nemudbud helps identify notices worth reviewing. It does not determine eligibility, compliance, bid readiness, contract fit, or award probability. English descriptions and inferred structure may simplify complex notices.

Always check the current official notice and procurement documents before acting.