Norway – Pharmaceutical products – Orkland Municipality
Orkland kommune (Norway) published a procurement notice for: Norway – Pharmaceutical products – Orkland Municipality. Offers were due by (Expired); source: TED.
BuyerOrkland kommune
- Deadline
- Expired6 November 2026, 14:00
- Grade
- Grade B: Possible2 of 4 met
- Can a Turkish company bid?
- The buyer decides on Turkish bidsno right of access
Last updated: (the latest change its source reported)Seen at TED 19 hours ago
This tender is closed.
Results
No results published yet.
Can a company from Türkiye take part?
The buyer decides on Turkish bids
- Türkiye has no procurement agreement with this market: a Turkish firm has no right of access, but the buyer may accept its bid.
Rests on: WTO Agreement on Government Procurement: Türkiye an observer, not a party
Guidance from the official rules, not legal advice: the tender documents decide.
Grade B: PossibleWhy this grade?
- Taking part: Not known.Whether to accept a Turkish bid is up to the buyer
- Supply: Yes.A purchase of goods: can be supplied from Türkiye
- Türkiye's strength: Yes.Türkiye is strong in this product group: €1.6bn exported in 2025
- Turkish suppliers: No.No Turkish supplier found that fits yet
Türkiye's exports: Eurostat, Comext DS-059341 (2025); the ranking is Birlesa's.
Items
| Item | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Norway – Pharmaceutical products – Orkland Municipality Changed: information updated. The framework agreement has an initial duration of two years. The contracting authority has the unilateral option to extend the agreement by one year at a time, for a maximum of two additional years (1 + 1 year). | — |
Show the codes
- 1. cpv:33600000, nace:21, nace:21.2, cpv:33680000, cpv:85149000, nace:86, nace:87, nace:88
How do I apply?
The steps for a TED notice, from its official pages:
What to do now
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Open the notice on TED and read its Summary; under “Languages and formats”, download the signed PDF in the official language or a translation.
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Source: ted.europa.eu(opens in a new tab)Submit your offer before the deadline: 6 November 2026.
When taking part directly is not certain, applying with a partner in the buyer's country helps.
The European Commission's guidance helps EU buyers tell which non-EU bidders have secured access to EU tenders; Türkiye is not among the 22 GPA parties the Commission lists.
The steps were read from the official pages on 6 November 2026; the notice and its documents always set the rules that apply.
Documents to prepare
- Offers are made electronically.
Read from the notice's own codes, not its text.
The full list of what to submit is in the tender documents at the source.
Notice details
- Place of delivery
- Norway
- Posted
- 30 October 2026
- Deadline
- 6 November 2026, 14:00
- Reference number
- 756237-2026
- Product group
- Chemicals & cosmetics
- CPV codes
- 336000003368000085149000
History
- First seen by Birlesa: 27 October 2026
- 6 November 2026 · Status changed: Open → Expired
Changes are recorded since 5 November 2026.
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