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🇱🇺 Luxembourg · Government procurement

How to find and win government contracts in Luxembourg.

Luxembourg's official public procurement portal, the Portail des marchés publics (pmp.b2g.etat.lu), is the mandatory publication channel for government tenders issued by Luxembourg state bodies. This guide covers how to access the portal, find relevant contracts, and participate in Luxembourg's market as a supplier.

Four steps to your first Luxembourg government contract.

1

Register on the Portail des marchés publics

Create a supplier account on pmp.b2g.etat.lu. Luxembourg companies typically authenticate using their RCS registration number; foreign companies can register with an equivalent business identifier from their home country.

2

Search published notices by category and contracting authority

Browse open procedures, restricted tenders, and framework agreements filtered by CPV code, publication date, or authority. Above EU thresholds, notices also appear on TED (Tenders Electronic Daily).

3

Download tender documents and submit electronically

Retrieve the cahier des charges (tender specifications) from the portal, prepare your technical and financial offer, and submit through the portal's electronic submission module before the stated deadline.

4

Track award notices and follow up

Award decisions are published on the Portail des marchés publics and, for above-threshold contracts, on TED. Request a written explanation from the contracting authority if you are unsuccessful.

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Search Luxembourg government tenders

The Portail des marchés publics (pmp.b2g.etat.lu) consolidates Luxembourg's central government procurement. Luxembourg's public procurement law transposes the EU directives, so the process follows EU-standard procedures — open procedure, restricted procedure, negotiated procedure — with notices published in French, the predominant administrative language, and in some cases also in German or Luxembourgish.

Luxembourg is an EU member state, so any EU-based supplier can participate in its public tenders on equal terms with domestic firms. Non-EU suppliers are generally admitted on a case-by-case basis. Luxembourg's economy is services-dominated, with significant procurement activity in financial regulation, IT, construction, and EU institution support services.

Luxembourg's procurement market is compact but high-value, and above-threshold notices are always cross-published on TED. Sell to State indexes publicly available Luxembourg procurement data, with plain-English search and saved tender searches with a daily email alert.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Portail des marchés publics?

The Portail des marchés publics (pmp.b2g.etat.lu) is Luxembourg's official e-procurement portal where state contracting authorities publish tender notices, host tender documents, and receive electronic bids.

Can non-Luxembourg companies bid on Luxembourg government tenders?

Yes. EU-established businesses can participate on equal terms. Non-EU suppliers are generally eligible but should check individual notice conditions. Submission requirements are usually in French.

Is the Luxembourg procurement portal free to access?

Yes — registering and using the Portail des marchés publics to view notices and submit bids is free for suppliers.

How does Sell to State help me keep track of Luxembourg tenders?

Sell to State lets you save a tender search by keyword, CPV code, or buyer name and turn on its alert: once a day, we email you the number of new open and awarded tenders that match it — so you do not monitor the national portal and TED one by one.

What Luxembourg procurement data does Sell to State cover?

Sell to State indexes publicly available Luxembourg government tender and award data. You can search by buyer, supplier, keyword, or contract category across the Luxembourg dataset.

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