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Frericks-Bus-Betriebs GmbH
Frericks-Bus-Betriebs GmbH from Dörpen has been awarded one public contract by one contracting authority since 2025 (as of 2 Oct 2026).
As of: · Source: official notices (Datenservice Öffentlicher Einkauf, CC0), EU Official Journal (TED) and procurement portals · How we count
Awards per year
The current year is incomplete.
Timeline, 36 months
One dot per award in the month of the notice, sized by value, red when there was only one bid. Click a dot to open the notice.
The network around Frericks-Bus-Betriebs
Contracting authorities
Next door on the site
- Deeken GmbH Esterwegen1
- Fahrservice Loddeke Herzlake1
- GOTTSCHALD OHG Rhede (Ems)1
- Gravelaar Reisen GmbH & Co. KG Haren (Ems)1
- Hermann Levelink Omnibusverkehr GmbH & Co. KG Twist1
Contracting authorities and neighbours from the award notices, planners from the office register, brands from the bills of quantities of the tender before the award. Figures are lots.
Competitors
No one else in the database wins in these trades with the contracting authorities of this company.
Who wins with the 1 most frequent contracting authorities of this company in the same trades.
References: recently won
| Date | Lot | Contracting authority | Value | Bids |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27 Mar 2025 | Schülerbeförderung nach PbfGOther · Notice | Emsländische Eisenbahn GmbHLower Saxony | 1 |
The 1 most recent of 1. All with Pro.
EU-wide awards 2006 to 2023
No EU-wide award under this name between 2006 and 2023.
Questions and answers
How many public contracts has Frericks-Bus-Betriebs GmbH won?
Frericks-Bus-Betriebs GmbH has received 1 contract award from public tenders since 2025, most recently on 27 Mar 2025. When the company won, there were 1 bids on average.
Which contracting authorities does Frericks-Bus-Betriebs GmbH work for most often?
All awards with a known contracting authority came from Emsländische Eisenbahn GmbH (1).
In which German states is Frericks-Bus-Betriebs GmbH active?
The awards with a known region came from Lower Saxony (1).