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Horticulture — Public Tenders

Horticulture in public procurement covers the design, creation, and maintenance of green spaces, cemeteries, sports grounds, and representative outdoor areas. Unlike pure green-space maintenance, horticulture also includes design and construction works such as earthworks, planting design, and the installation of irrigation systems. Public clients are investing more and more in climate-adapted planting and biodiversity projects.

Typical tenders in the horticulture sector

  • Redesign of a municipal park with a planting concept
  • Outdoor works as part of a new school or kindergarten build
  • Cemetery horticulture services for a city administration
  • Construction and planting of a stormwater retention basin with near-natural design
  • Green roofs and green façades on public buildings
  • Construction and planting of traffic-calming measures

Relevant CPV codes

Challenges in finding tenders

In procurement practice, horticultural services are often classified as construction works and awarded under VOB/A, even though they include a substantial service component. The distinction between "landscaping", "garden and landscape construction" (GaLaBau), and "green-space maintenance" is often blurred in contract notices.

In addition, horticultural lots are frequently part of larger building or infrastructure projects and only become visible as separate lots in the tender documents.

How BOND helps with horticulture tenders

  • Cross-category search finds horticultural lots in both construction and service categories
  • Project-phase filter distinguishes between new build, refurbishment, and ongoing maintenance
  • Sustainability filter identifies projects focused on climate adaptation and biodiversity
  • Lot analysis extracts relevant horticultural lots from larger procurement procedures
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