All municipalities, joint municipal authorities and municipal procurement units must comply with the Procurement Act in their procurement.

The procurement threshold refers to the highest possible estimated value of an individual procurement. The estimated value also determines whether the procurement is subject to a national procedure or an EU procedure. Changes to the Procurement Act usually also affect the thresholds. EU thresholds change every two years. The current thresholds can be found at procurement.fi from the website.

The mayor and the director of the service centre under the board decide on procurement decisions within the scope of the City Government and the board, which are below the national thresholds set out in Section 25 of the Procurement Act (so-called small procurements to which the Procurement Act does not apply). The institutions may, by decision, transfer the decision-making power for procurement decisions within their scope to an official. The maximum values ​​of procurements are laid down in the administrative regulations.

Requests for quotations

The City of Kankaanpää uses the electronic tendering system Cloudia, where companies can view our tenders and submit tenders. Below are the currently valid tenders of the City of Kankaanpää. Clicking on the titles will take you to the Cloudia tender service page. You can see the subjects, descriptions and deadlines of the tenders without logging in, but downloading tender documents and submitting tenders requires registration and logging in to the service. Registration is free of charge and you will receive a user ID immediately upon registration.

Procurements exceeding the national threshold

Procurements exceeding the national and EU thresholds are reported in HILMA.

HILMA – public procurement

Procurement calendar

Advance information on upcoming procurements is published in the procurement calendar.

Procurement calendar