1 open EV charging tenders in Romania
Romanian public buyers publish contract notices on SICAP (Sistemul Informatic Colaborativ pentru Achiziții Publice), the national e-procurement system managed by the Agency for Romania's Digital Agenda (AADR), which replaced the older SEAP system. ANAP (National Agency for Public Procurement) sets procurement policy and rules and carries out ex-ante checks, while SICAP handles the operational notice-to-award workflow. Suppliers need a qualified digital signature and must register on SICAP — free digital certificates valid for two years are available — before they can view full tender documentation or submit bids. Above EU thresholds, notices are additionally published on TED. Typical buyers are primării (municipalities) and consilii județene (county councils) installing public charging points, often EU-funded, and CFR-affiliated transit bodies electrifying fleets. Romania is an EU member but outside the eurozone, so contract values are quoted in RON. Contract forms are typically direct supply-and-install or supply-and-maintenance contracts, frequently co-financed by EU structural or recovery funds.
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On SICAP (sicap-prod.e-licitatie.ro), the national e-procurement system managed by AADR under policy set by ANAP; above EU thresholds, notices are also published on TED, and third-party aggregators do not always mirror SICAP in full.
Domestic and EU/EEA suppliers can bid, but must first register on SICAP and obtain a qualified digital signature/certificate to view documents and submit tenders electronically; free certificates valid for two years are available.
Notices appear regularly, particularly where municipalities are drawing on EU co-financing for charging infrastructure rollouts — checking SICAP directly is necessary since third-party aggregators do not always mirror it in full.