Supplier

DAIMLER BUSES GMBH

Value won

€55.4m

Across 4 contracts won

A Germany supplier, with 4 awarded contracts, most recently 8 months ago.

Germany(inferred)

Value won

€55.4m

Across 4 contracts won

Contract history

4 entries

Most recent
22 Dec 2025
8 months ago
Biggest
€35.2m
Bus Supply for Public Transport in…
Average size
€18.5m
Across 3 priced
Last 12 months
3
entries

Won · 4

Bus Procurement in GermanyValue not disclosed · 22 Dec 2025 Bus Supply for Public Transport in Germany€35,192,466 · 11 Dec 2025 Procurement of Up to 30 Battery Electric Solo Buses and Charging Stations in Lampertheim, Germany€19,625,158 · 3 Sept 2025 Expansion of Charging Infrastructure in Ludwigshafen€553,403 · 6 May 2025

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Opportunities

Showing awarded · 4

AwardedTransport & LogisticsGermany

Bus Procurement in Germany

The VGP is issuing a tender for the supply of necessary buses, specifically Class 2 intercity buses with 2 and 3 axles featuring a low-entry design. These buses are intended for public transportation services.

PRIGNITZ TRANSPORT COMPANY LTD

Published 22 Dec 2025

AwardedTransport & LogisticsGermany

Bus Supply for Public Transport in Germany

This contract involves the delivery of 46 electric low-floor articulated and solo buses for public transport services. The primary area of operation will be in the cities of Ulm and Neu-Ulm. Suppliers are invited to provide these vehicles to enhance the public transportation system.

€35,192,466SWU VERKEHR GMBH

Published 11 Dec 2025

AwardedTransport & LogisticsGermany

Procurement of Up to 30 Battery Electric Solo Buses and Charging Stations in Lampertheim, Germany

This contract involves the procurement of up to 30 low-floor solo buses powered by battery electricity, along with the installation of 8 charging stations, each with 2 charging points, in Lampertheim. There is also an option for an additional 8 charging stations in Mannheim/Neckarau. The delivery of

€19,625,158VBUS GMBH

Published 3 Sept 2025

AwardedEngineeringGermany

Expansion of Charging Infrastructure in Ludwigshafen

Rhein-Neckar-Verkehr GmbH (RNV) is expanding its transition from diesel-powered buses to those with alternative drives at the Ludwigshafen depot. To achieve climate neutrality, the existing charging infrastructure needs to be enhanced by increasing the number of charging points. Currently, there are

€553,403RHEINNECKARVERKEHR GMBH

Published 6 May 2025