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Q*Bird B.V. public contracts.

Q*Bird B.V. has won 6 public contracts between 2024 and 2026 from 3 public buyers in 3 countries. Its most frequent buyer is Universität der Bundeswehr München (UniBw M) (3 awards). Besides Germany, it has won contracts in Spain and Netherlands. Outside TED, published values total €491,780 across 1 award. 5 awards were published on TED; the median contract size is about €500,000 (5 contracts with a value).

6Contracts won
3Public buyers
3Countries
Jan 2026Latest award

Latest contracts won

Németország – Hálózatok – Lieferung, Installation, Inbetriebnahme sowie Support und Wartung eines Drei-Benutzer-QKD-Geräts
Awarded by Universität der Bundeswehr München (UniBw M) · Germany
27 Jan 2026Awarded
Spanyolország – Távközlési berendezések – Suministro de un sistema de distribución cuántica de clave MDI (MDI-QKD) para los proyectos comunicación cuá
Awarded by Rectorado de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid · Spain
21 Jan 2025Awarded
Suministro de un sistema de distribución cuántica de clave MDI (MDI-QKD) para los proyectos comunicación cuántica en la Comunidad de Madrid (MADQUANTU
Awarded by Rectorado de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid · Spain
22 Nov 2024Awarded

Contracts won by year

Contracts won by year

from the published records
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Published value, by currency (feeds other than TED)

EUR · 1 valued
€491,780

Typical contract size on TED

EUR · median of 5 contracts
€500,000

From published award records. Suppliers are matched by legal name; a company with a different legal name in another country (a national subsidiary, for example) has its own page. Each currency is shown on its own and never converted. TED values are often framework ceilings, so TED awards show a median contract size, never a total.

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