Købsberettiget

Købsberettiget is a Danish term that translates to "purchasing eligible" or "purchasing qualified." It refers to the legal status of an individual or entity that allows them to purchase certain goods or services, typically in the context of public procurement or government contracts. In Denmark, the term is often used in the context of public tenders and contracts, where only entities that are købsberettiget can participate in the bidding process.

To be købsberettiget, an entity must meet specific criteria set by the Danish government. These criteria typically include having a valid business registration, being in good standing with the relevant authorities, and meeting any additional requirements specific to the type of goods or services being procured. The purpose of these requirements is to ensure that only qualified and reputable entities are involved in public procurement, thereby promoting fair competition and protecting the interests of the public.

The status of købsberettiget is not permanent and must be renewed periodically. Entities must also comply with any additional requirements or regulations that may apply to the specific procurement process. Failure to meet these requirements can result in disqualification from participating in public tenders and contracts.