Public buyer

Klepp kommune

264 notices since 2017

We find 65 awards from this buyer between 2017 and 2026.

A value is stated on 56 of 65 awards, 1.1 bn kr in total. The total covers only those.

On average 4.1 bids per competition, where the number is stated.

Awards per year

  • 20173
  • 20185
  • 20199
  • 20209
  • 202113
  • 20227
  • 20236
  • 20257
  • 20266

What they buy

The eight largest categories, by number of awards.

  • IT services11
  • Office and computing equipment10
  • Health and social work8
  • Furniture, furnishings and household goods5
  • Sewage, refuse, cleaning and environment5
  • Radio, television and communication equipment4
  • Construction work4
  • Transport services4

Who wins

The ten suppliers with the most awards from this buyer.

SupplierAwardsStated value
Hatteland Elektriske AS1not stated
Hove West AS1not stated
Avonlyd AS1not stated
NCC Industry AS (hovedenhet)114.1 m kr
Asplan Viak AS (Hovedenhet)1not stated
Kjosavik AS (Norengros)111.3 m kr
Sig Halvorsen AS1not stated
Hrp AS13.2 m kr
Takspesialisten Gjesdal Tak AS1not stated
Byggelaget Time AS1not stated

Agreements likely to come up again

The forecast rests on how often this buyer has announced the same category before. It needs at least three earlier rounds, and gives a quarter, not a date.

We have no forecast for this buyer yet. Either there are too few rounds in the same category, or the next round is more than two years away.

Where do the suppliers stand?

Every supplier with accounts has its own page, with the figures against its industry and every public contract we find.

Look up a company

The notices come from Doffin and TED. Our harvest is not complete, and TED only covers contracts above the EEA threshold, so the figures are a floor and not a fact sheet. The buyer name is the one used most often in the notices; the same buyer may appear under several spellings.

Contract values are reported in euro and converted to kroner at the Norges Bank rate of 10.79 (2026-09-16).

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