Sweden public procurement: open tenders in IT, transport and travel
Updated: October 25, 2026
Opportia tracks 1,224 open processes in Sweden. Trafikverket leads by entity count and IT and telecoms stands out among the listed categories. Here is how to read the data.
Overview: what the data shows today
Opportia currently monitors 1,224 open processes in Sweden, with a combined value of 1.1 T SEK. In the last week, 285 new processes appeared, and 249 are due to close this week. That mix suggests a market with steady new activity and, at the same time, a large block of opportunities with very short deadlines.
The most frequent procedure type in the data is cn-standard, which corresponds to a standard contract notice. This points to formal, structured tenders rather than informal or direct purchases.
Where the opportunity is: categories and buyers
Among the main categories listed, the distribution is uneven:
- Information technology and telecommunications: 45 processes, the largest of the categories shown.
- Travel, food and accommodation: 15 processes.
- Fuels and lubricants: 3 processes.
- Education and training: 3 processes.
On the buyer side, the entities with the most open processes are:
- Trafikverket Myndighet: 102 processes. It is the Swedish transport administration, so its demand is typically linked to infrastructure, transport and related services.
- Region Skåne, Koncernstab inköp och ekonomistyrning: 14 processes. Swedish regions are major public buyers, especially in healthcare and regional services.
- Statens inköpscentral vid Kammarkollegiet: 9 processes. This is a central purchasing body, and it usually runs framework agreements that other public bodies can use.
The weight of Trafikverket stands out against the other entities listed. Companies in infrastructure, engineering or technology supply chains may find the most visible activity there.
What to watch and how to prepare
A few prudent steps for a company considering the Swedish market:
- Check deadlines first. With 249 processes closing this week, prioritize those where you can realistically prepare a complete bid, and set up alerts for new ones so you see them early.
- Read the documents carefully. Swedish public tenders normally set clear qualification, documentation and evaluation criteria, and incomplete bids are at risk of being rejected.
- Consider frameworks. Where a central purchasing body such as Kammarkollegiet is involved, being included in a framework agreement may be a route to several public buyers.
- Think about local partners. For larger buyers such as Trafikverket or the regions, a local partner or subcontracting role can be a way in if you lack a local presence.
- Prepare your company profile. Have certificates, references and financial documents ready in advance so you can respond quickly.
Scope of these data
These figures reflect open processes that Opportia monitors and do not cover the entire Swedish market. Some purchases may be made through other channels or may not be visible in the sources tracked. The category and entity lists show only the main items, not the full picture. Use this analysis as a guide for orientation and always check the original tender documents before making decisions.
Analysis written by artificial intelligence from Opportia's open data. Always check the official source before deciding.