DKK · 2 valued
DKK 5.78 million
Buyer · Denmark
The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs contracts.
The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Denmark made 8 public contract awards between 2006 and 2013 in the records askTender holds. 3 named companies won them; Cowi A/S won the most (4). Outside TED, published values total DKK 5.78 million across 2 awards and €666,302 across 1 award. 4 awards were published on TED; the median contract size is about DKK 2.4 million (2 contracts with a value) and about €670,000 (1 contract with a value). The latest award on record is dated 21 Jun 2013.
8contract awards
3named suppliers
Jun 2013latest award
DKK 5.78 millionpublished, DKK
Latest awards
Close Protection Team to the Danish Embassy in Kabul.
Won by Vesper Group AB
21 Jun 2013Awarded
Consultancy services for tenant/user adviser - UN City.
Won by PLH Arhcitects A/S
3 Oct 2011Awarded
Preparation and management of workshops in Africa on competitiveness.
Won by Cowi A/S
8 Sep 2011Awarded
Contract award
Won by Cowi A/S
9 Jan 2006Awarded
Awards by year
Awards by year
from the published recordsPublished value, by currency (feeds other than TED)
EUR · 1 valued
€666,302
Typical contract size on TED
DKK · median of 2 contracts
DKK 2.4 million
EUR · median of 1 contract
€670,000
Awards published on TED (the EU’s Tenders Electronic Daily) often carry a framework ceiling rather than the amount spent, so for them we show the number of awards and the median contract size, never a total; a framework published on several lots counts as one contract. Totals cover only the awards published with a value. Each currency is shown on its own: amounts are never converted or added across currencies. Source: Tenders Electronic Daily (TED). Awards to individuals and sole traders are counted but never named.
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