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TED is the abbreviation for Tenders Electronic Daily, the supplement to the Official Journal of the European Union, published every working day since 1992. It contains the public procurement notices published by the contracting authorities and entities from the EU Member States, the European Economic Area (EEA) and from other countries. The TED database contains all the notices published since 1998. The notices are published in the official language(s) of the country of the contracting authority and in English. The TED database is available online at https://ted.europa.eu/TED/.

The TED database contains the following types of notices:

1. Contract notices: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to invite tenders for public contracts. The notice includes information about the contract, such as the subject matter, the estimated value, the deadline for submitting tenders, and the conditions for participation.

2. Prior information notices: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to provide information about upcoming procurement procedures. The notice includes information about the planned procurement, such as the subject matter, the estimated value, and the expected date of publication of the contract notice.

3. Award notices: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the award of a public contract. The notice includes information about the awarded contract, such as the subject matter, the value, the name of the successful tenderer, and the date of award.

4. Notices of contract modification: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about modifications to an existing contract. The notice includes information about the modification, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the modification.

5. Notices of contract amendment: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about amendments to an existing contract. The notice includes information about the amendment, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the amendment.

6. Notices of contract termination: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the termination of a contract. The notice includes information about the terminated contract, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the termination.

7. Notices of contract cancellation: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the cancellation of a contract. The notice includes information about the cancelled contract, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the cancellation.

8. Notices of contract suspension: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the suspension of a contract. The notice includes information about the suspended contract, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the suspension.

9. Notices of contract resumption: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the resumption of a suspended contract. The notice includes information about the resumed contract, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the resumption.

10. Notices of contract renewal: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the renewal of a contract. The notice includes information about the renewed contract, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the renewal.

11. Notices of contract extension: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the extension of a contract. The notice includes information about the extended contract, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the extension.

12. Notices of contract termination for breach: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the termination of a contract for breach. The notice includes information about the terminated contract, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the termination.

13. Notices of contract termination for convenience: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the termination of a contract for convenience. The notice includes information about the terminated contract, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the termination.

14. Notices of contract termination for default: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the termination of a contract for default. The notice includes information about the terminated contract, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the termination.

15. Notices of contract termination for force majeure: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the termination of a contract for force majeure. The notice includes information about the terminated contract, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the termination.

16. Notices of contract termination for fraud: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the termination of a contract for fraud. The notice includes information about the terminated contract, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the termination.

17. Notices of contract termination for non-performance: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the termination of a contract for non-performance. The notice includes information about the terminated contract, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the termination.

18. Notices of contract termination for non-payment: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the termination of a contract for non-payment. The notice includes information about the terminated contract, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the termination.

19. Notices of contract termination for non-compliance: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the termination of a contract for non-compliance. The notice includes information about the terminated contract, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the termination.

20. Notices of contract termination for non-delivery: These are notices published by contracting authorities or entities to inform about the termination of a contract for non-delivery. The notice includes information about the terminated contract, such as the subject matter, the value, and the reasons for the termination.

TED is a valuable resource for businesses and organisations looking to participate in public procurement procedures in the EU and other countries. It provides a centralised platform for accessing information about upcoming and ongoing procurement opportunities, as well as information about awarded contracts and modifications to existing contracts.

The TED database is searchable by various criteria, such as country, type of contract, and estimated value. Users can also set up alerts to receive notifications about new notices that match their search criteria. The TED database is available in 24 official languages of the EU, as well as in English.

TED is managed by the Publications Office of the European Union, which is responsible for the publication and dissemination of EU official documents. The Publications Office works closely with the contracting authorities and entities to ensure that the notices are published in a timely and accurate manner.

TED is an essential tool for promoting transparency and competition in public procurement. It helps to ensure that public procurement procedures are conducted in a fair and open manner, and that all interested parties have equal access to information about procurement opportunities. TED also helps to prevent corruption and fraud in public procurement by providing a transparent and accessible platform for publishing and accessing procurement notices.

TED is a key component of the EU's public procurement policy, which aims to promote efficient and effective use of public funds, as well as to support the development of the EU