Tarjottavissa

Tarjottavissa is a Finnish term meaning "able to be offered" or "offerable." It is a participial adjective derived from the verb tarjota (to offer) and the suffix -ttavissa, which marks potentiality in the inessive mood. The word is used primarily in formal or official Finnish, especially in procurement, contract notices, and legal texts, to describe goods, services, terms, or opportunities that can be submitted as offers within a bidding process. When something is tarjottavissa, it indicates eligibility under the rules of a framework agreement or tender procedure, rather than a currently made or finalized offer.

In practice, tarjottavissa can modify nouns or occur in predicates. Examples include tarjottavissa olevat tuotteet (products that can be offered) or tilaukset, jotka ovat tarjottavissa (orders that can be offered). The phrase is not common in everyday conversation and may sound formal to non-specialists.

Etymology: The word combines tarjota "to offer" with the participial suffix -ttavissa, indicating capability, and the locative suffix -ssa, yielding a sense of "being offerable in/by/under a given framework."

See also: related Finnish terms for contractual processes include tarjous (bid/offer), tarjouspyyntö (request for bids), and tarjouspyyntöasiakirjat (tender documents).