Connect organization capabilities with DALO procurement needs.
dalo.nemudbud.dk is an independent interface by Pattrnz. Start with an organization’s websites to see potential DALO opportunities, or directly explore the DALO procurement catalog at Tender, Lot, Item, and Component level.
Two ways to explore DALO procurement
The primary journey turns website signals about an organization’s products, services, markets, and technical capabilities into a DALO opportunity-matching report. The direct journey lets users search and filter the current DALO catalog without submitting a website.
Website matching currently works for organizations whose websites have already been analyzed. It uses the latest available organization profile and DALO matching result; on-demand website analysis and saved reports are not yet available.
DALO
DALO is the Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation. Its procurement responsibilities extend across materiel, IT, services, maintenance, development, supply, and lifecycle support needed for operational readiness.
Each notice is organized into a clear hierarchy, so users can move from the overall tender to its lots, the products or services requested, and, where relevant, the components that make up a product.
Tender→Lot→Item→Component
Services appear as complete requirements, while products can be broken down further into relevant components.
DALO catalog coverage
The catalog contains 98 DALO tenders published through udbud.dk, covering active notices across the five included notice categories. Some notices may also name umbrella organizations or additional public buyers.
The catalog was last updated on 17 August 2026. Always use the official notice and procurement documents for the latest information.
Independence and limitations
Independent service by Pattrnz. Not affiliated with or endorsed by DALO or udbud.dk.
This service does not establish supplier eligibility, compliance, bid readiness, contract fit, or award probability. English descriptions and the way notices are organized into levels may simplify or interpret information from complex notices. Dates and status reflect the catalog’s last update and can become stale.
Always inspect the current official notice and procurement documents before acting.
