Public procurement

Who wins the public contracts?

The state, municipalities and health trusts announce large purchases in Doffin. See who buys, who wins and how much competition there really is.

Local or from elsewhere?

How often does a company from the buyer's own municipality or county win?

32% of the awards went to a company in the buyer's own municipality, and 44% to a company in the same county (of 2,537 awards where both municipalities are known).
Announced purchases in Doffin, 2022. Source: Doffin (DFØ), processed by Morning Analytics.
32%won by a company in the own municipality808 of 2,537 awards
44%won by a company in the own countyIncludes the own municipality
7%of the value went to a company in the own municipalityOf 968 m NOK where the winner is the sole winner

Based on 2,537 of 8,477 awards: both municipalities must be known, and foreign suppliers are left out.

Buyer Municipality Known awards Own municipality ↓ Own county Share of value local
Entur AS See the contractsOslo2983%83%–
Ruter As See the contractsOslo580%80%–
Oslo kommune v/ Oslobygg KF See the contractsOslo4176%76%–
Stiftelsen Nasjonalmuseet for kunst See the contractsOslo475%75%–
Oslo kommune v/ Boligbygg Oslo KF See the contractsOslo2467%67%–
Vest-Agder-Museet IKS See the contractsKristiansand367%100%–
KS (Kommunesektorens organisasjon) See the contractsOslo862%62%–
Kirkelig fellesråd i Oslo See the contractsOslo450%50%–
Avinor AS See the contractsOslo3546%46%–
Trondheim Renholdsverk AS See the contractsTrondheim838%50%–
Nedre Romerike Avløpsselskap IKS See the contractsLillestrøm838%38%–
Den Norske Opera & Ballett AS See the contractsOslo333%33%–
Ivar IKS See the contractsStavanger333%33%–
Kolumbus AS See the contractsStavanger1030%80%–
Ringerike Boligstiftelse See the contractsRingerike425%25%–
Bir AS See the contractsBergen1421%21%–
Norsk Tipping AS See the contractsHamar1817%22%–
Lyse Lux AS See the contractsStavanger617%17%–
TRV Gruppen AS See the contractsTrondheim714%14%–
Renovasjon i Grenland IKS See the contractsSkien812%25%–
MK Eiendom KF See the contractsMoss812%75%–
Lnett AS See the contractsStavanger215%29%–
Nye Veier See the contractsKristiansand225%5%0%
SYKEHUSINNKJØP HF See the contractsVadsø110%0%–
Romerike Avfallsforedling IKS See the contractsLillestrøm100%20%–
IKT Nordhordland kommunalt oppgåvefellesskap See the contractsAlver90%0%–
Lier Eiendomsselskap KF See the contractsLier70%29%–
Glør IKS See the contractsLillehammer60%67%–
Innherred Renovasjon IKS See the contractsLevanger60%33%–
Movar Iks See the contractsMoss50%20%–
Horisont Miljøpark IKS See the contractsGjøvik50%40%–
Vigo IKS See the contractsPorsgrunn40%0%–
Fjellregionen Interkommunale Avfallsselskap as See the contractsTolga40%50%–
Volda og Ørsta Reinhaldsverk See the contractsØrsta30%0%–
Arendal eiendom KF See the contractsArendal30%67%–
Nordre Follo Renseanlegg See the contractsÅs30%33%–
Valdres kommunale renovasjon IKS See the contractsVestre Slidre30%0%–
Bingsa Gjenvinning AS See the contractsÅlesund30%0%–
HAUGESUND KINO OG KONSERTHUS KF See the contractsHaugesund30%33%–

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How the figures are made

  • Values are the buyer's estimate in the notice. Many do not state a value, and for framework agreements the value is a ceiling.
  • “One tender” counts only contracts where the number of tenders is stated. A stated 0 is treated as not stated.
  • The cancelled share is cancellations divided by awards and cancellations in the same period.
  • Only notices in Doffin are included. Call-offs on framework agreements and purchases below the publication threshold are missing.
  • Suppliers that may be private persons are never shown by name and cannot be searched for.

Source: Doffin, Norwegian Agency for Public and Financial Management (DFØ), NLOD 2.0. Last fetched –. The statistics were computed 4 November 2026.