National tender (below the EU thresholds)
Nordhausen 2026 - closed construction, Förstemannstraße/Schillerstrasse, Jahnstraße, Hohekreuzstraße and Freiherr by Stein Straße
Original title: Kanalsanierung Nordhausen 2026 - geschlossene Bauweise, Förstemannstraße/Schillerstraße, Jahnstraße, Hohekreuzstraße und Freiherr von Stein Straße
National public tender in Germany: “Nordhausen 2026 - closed construction, Förstemannstraße/Schillerstrasse, Jahnstraße, Hohekreuzstraße and Freiherr by Stein Straße” in Nordhausen. The deadline for offers is Thursday, 3 December 2026, in 22 days. Procedure: Public tender (German national open procedure), published nationally (below the EU thresholds).
- Deadline
- 3 December 2026, 22 days left
- Published
- not stated
- Procedure
- Public tender (German national open procedure)
- Notice
- National
- Type of contract
- Works
- Estimated value
- not published
- Place of performance
- Nordhausen
- Source, last checked
- service.bund.de, 11 November 2026
Contracting authority and documents
Contracting authority only with access
Original notice (German)Tender documents on the procurement platformIn short
nach Freischaltung sichtbar invites bids for works in Nordhausen, Freiherr von Stein Straße Nordhausen, Hohekreuzstraße Nordhausen, deadline 3 December 2026.
- Public tender (national), national
Summary made from the German notice and checked against it; the German original is authoritative.
Questions and answers
When is the deadline for offers?
Until Thursday, 3 December 2026, 22 days left. The exact time and how to submit are in the original notice, which is authoritative.
Is this tender open to foreign companies?
Yes, nothing in German procurement law limits national tenders to German bidders. This one is below the EU thresholds and published only in Germany, so it is easy to miss from abroad.
Which rules apply?
German national procurement rules below the EU thresholds (VOB/A, UVgO or VOL/A) and the state procurement law.
Where is the contract performed?
The place of performance is Nordhausen.
In which language are the documents and the offer?
Expect German. The accepted languages are stated in the notice, and certificates in another language may have to be submitted with a translation.
What the notice sets
| Legal basis | German national rules |
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Sources
Notice: service.bund.de, retrieved 11 November 2026. All information without guarantee; the original notice is authoritative.