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None of the twenty tenders we read on 9 October 2026 required a minimum turnover; nineteen asked for at least one earlier comparable contract.None of the twenty tenders we read required a minimum turnover

Twenty open tenders on TenderNed in green maintenance (CPV 77) and engineering and installation services (CPV 71), tender documents read on 9 October 2026.Twenty open tenders in green services and engineering on TenderNed, read on 9 October 2026.

Nine of those twenty did require a reference contract above a minimum value, usually per year; a company that has never done work of that size gets in only together with another company.Nineteen of the twenty did ask for at least one earlier comparable contract, nine of those with a minimum contract value.

Do you want to take part in public tenders, alone or with companies you know? Every day MyTenders compares the open tenders published on TenderNed in the past four weeks with what your company does; as a member you also see how far you are from each tender.Want to take part in public tenders? See every day which open tenders from the past four weeks fit your work.

No cost, in one screen: your line of work from a list, your company name and your business e-mail address. We e-mail you the link to your own page, so you can come back later. You commit to nothing and pay nothing yet. Membership costs €49 per month excl. VAT, the first month is charged immediately and you can cancel monthly. MyTenders works with businesses only.One screen: your line of work from a list, your company name and your email address. You commit to nothing and pay nothing yet. Membership: €49 per month excl. VAT, first month charged immediately, cancel monthly. Businesses only.

Every day you see only the tenders that fit your work

Every day, a comparison of your company profile with the open tenders published on TenderNed in the past four weeks. You see only what fits your work, not the whole list.
For each fitting tender, the contracting authority, the deadline and, where published, the estimated value. So you know at a glance whether the documents are worth opening.
As a member: an estimate of your readiness, from 'do not bid' to 'do not miss', with the reason. Based on what is commonly required in your segment in size, certificates, references and declarations; the requirements of one specific tender you then read in its documents yourself.

The requirements of one specific tender you read in its documents yourself.

The readiness class tells you for each tender whether you are ready for it

Per tender, built from your profile and what is commonly asked in the segment; not a requirement from a specific tender document. No percentages, but the reasoning.

Do not bid

stop

The closing date is too near to arrange what is still missing from your profile. We say so at once, so you do not spend a day on it.

Not yet

add

What is commonly asked in this segment, you cannot evidence yet today. We show which proof is missing from your profile.

Possible, with help

together

You have most of it, but size, a certificate or a declaration is borderline. Bidding together or bringing someone in is the obvious route.

Good

on your own

You have what is usual in this segment and your size fits. Bidding yourself is realistic; you check the requirements of this tender in the documents.

Do not miss

now

You have worked for this contracting authority before, or in this segment most contracts go to SMEs and there is still ample time. This one you would regret.

If a contract is too large for you alone, you bid together

If a contract is too large for you alone, you may bid together with other companies: as a consortium, with subcontractors or by relying on a third party. How that works in MyTenders and what it costs is on Bidding together; whether you work together, and with whom, is your own judgement. We do not submit on your behalf, we do not approach other companies for you, and we do not advise on procurement or competition law.A contract that is too large for you alone, you may do together with other companies. What that costs in MyTenders is on Bidding together; we do not submit on your behalf.

According to the Dutch competition authority (ACM) you may tender jointly if you cannot perform the contract on your own; agreements with competitors about who bids for what, or at what price, are not allowed. Whether this applies to your situation is your own judgement, if necessary with your own adviser. See the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs' guide to combination agreements (Handleiding voor combinatieovereenkomsten).

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