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Training and education tenders

The public sector buys professional training, language courses, e-learning and education services. Finland and Sweden also publish large framework agreements for labour-market training and language courses in TED.

Data as of 11 Nov 2026, 23:28. Sources: Estonian public procurement register, the Latvian e-procurement system EIS, the Lithuanian e-procurement system CVP IS and the Official Journal of the EU (TED).

open tenders
59
known estimated total value
€31.7 m
new tenders in the last 7 days
13
closing in the next 7 days
16

The total only includes tenders whose value is published in the notice. The maximum volume of framework agreements is not counted.

Examples of tenders open now

The full title, contracting authority and link are available to subscribers.

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Tenders by country

Estonia9
Latvia5
Lithuania15
Finland11
Sweden19

Deadlines

within 7 days16
8–14 days19
15–30 days20
over 30 days4

Tenders by value

under €50,0003
€50,000 – €200,0008
€200,000 – €1 m15
€1 m – €5 m6
€5 m – €20 m1
framework7
value not published19

Who these tenders suit

Training providers, language schools, e-learning developers, education institutions.

Most tenders by category

The industry is set by the tender's CPV code. Open tenders by category:

Education and training services59

Questions

How many training and education tenders are open right now?

As of 11 November 2026, the Hangete database has 59 open tenders: 9 in Estonia, 5 in Latvia, 15 in Lithuania, 11 in Finland and 19 in Sweden. The data is updated daily.

Where do these tenders come from?

Estonian tenders come from the open data of the public procurement register. Latvian tenders come from the e-procurement system EIS and Lithuanian tenders from CVP IS, so smaller national tenders are included too. Finnish and Swedish tenders come from the Official Journal of the EU (TED), which mainly covers tenders above the EU thresholds. Subscribers see the buyer and a link to the official notice for every tender.

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