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Purchases

On this page, you will find information on how to procure goods or services for Linnaeus University.

When placing an order, you should primarily choose a supplier with whom Linnaeus University has an agreement. These agreements ensure good prices and terms, efficient payment by invoice, and compliance with the laws and regulations that apply to public authorities. Read more on the Agreements page.

Always choose payment by invoice if possible. To ensure that the cost is allocated correctly, it is important that you provide the reference number for your department or project, as well as the name to be shown on the invoice. Make sure the address and organisation number for Linnaeus University are correct.

For purchases exceeding SEK 100 000, special documentation requirements apply. Use this form (Swedish only).

For purchases over SEK 700 000, a procurement process is required. Read more on the Procurement page.

Not sure whether there is an agreement in place for the product you need? Or do you need help with invoicing? Contact your financial administrator or the Finance Office.

Examples: how to make a purchase

Procurement information

Invoice address

Linnaeus University
Box 451
351 06 Växjö

Delivery addresses

Kalmar (shared delivery address):
Huvudgodsmottagningen, Pedalstråket 13, 392 31 Kalmar

Växjö (shared delivery address):
Huvudgodsmottagningen, Universitetsplatsen 1, 351 95 Växjö

Organisation number: 202100-6271
VAT number: SE202100627101

Please note that for VAT-free trade with other countries, Linnaeus University’s VAT number must always be stated when placing an order.

Linnaeus University applies a 30-day payment term (the Swedish Interest Act (1975:635)), unless otherwise agreed. Invoice fees, administrative charges or similar will not be accepted and will be deducted from the invoice amount.

E-invoicing is well established within the public sector in Sweden. For public authorities, e-invoicing is required by law when purchases are made through procurement under the Swedish Public Procurement Act. In light of this, we prefer to handle our invoices electronically. See Information for suppliers: invoicing.

If you have any questions, please contact us at faktura@lnu.se.