23 open EV charging tenders in Germany · 7 added in the last 30 days · next deadline 2026-09-04
German public buyers publish EV charging opportunities — searched under the term Ladeinfrastruktur Ausschreibung — primarily through e-Vergabe (evergabe-online.de), the federal government's procurement platform, alongside state- and municipal-level portals such as the Deutsches Vergabeportal (dtvp.de) that many Länder and Kommunen use instead of or alongside the federal system. Because Germany's procurement landscape is federated, suppliers often need to monitor several regional platforms rather than one central site; above the EU thresholds, notices are additionally published on TED, the EU's official journal. Typical buyers include Kommunen (municipalities) building public charge points, Verkehrsverbünde and transit operators electrifying bus depots, and federal ministries — the Bundesministerium für Verkehr's Deutschlandnetz programme for fast-charging corridors is a recent large-scale example run through e-Vergabe. As an EU and eurozone member, Germany applies the standard EU procurement directives and TED thresholds for supplies and services contracts, with values in EUR. Contract forms range from single-site installation and maintenance contracts to multi-lot regional concessions covering hundreds of charge points.
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Federal notices appear on e-Vergabe (evergabe-online.de); many Länder and municipalities use separate regional platforms such as the Deutsches Vergabeportal instead of or alongside the federal system. Above EU thresholds, notices are also published on TED, so cross-checking both is worthwhile.
Domestic and EU/EEA suppliers meeting the buyer's technical and financial requirements can bid; some procedures also accept qualified non-EU bidders. Registration on the relevant e-Vergabe portal is required to download documents and submit electronically.
Given Germany's federated buyer landscape, notices appear regularly across multiple portals — from single-municipality installations to large multi-lot programmes like Deutschlandnetz, so monitoring more than one platform is necessary to see the full picture.