What we actually find

These figures do not come from a brochure. They come from our own corpus and count what genuinely arrived over the last 90 days.

321,334
notices
56,639
contracting authorities
29
countries
90
days measured

Why we do not advertise a portal count

Vendors in this market like to quote the number of portals they connect to, often several thousand. That is an input figure. It says nothing about how many tenders reach you, and nobody can verify it.

We connect to the statutory publication layers that contracting authorities are required to publish into. A single connection therefore carries many portals. In Austria, for example, it delivers ANKÖ, VEMAP, PROVIA, wien.gv.at, ausschreibung.at, the Vorarlberg notices and others in one stream. What counts is below: authorities and notices.

Coverage by country

Contracting authorities are the public bodies from which we received at least one notice during the period.

CountryNoticesAuthorities
Germany70,8129,724
Greece57,6131,713
Poland39,4549,633
Spain31,3646,931
France30,3928,046
Italy8,5543,185
Portugal8,474988
Romania8,2392,779
Bulgaria7,3431,299
Czechia7,3121,086
Belgium6,6751,753
Lithuania5,979501
Netherlands4,146788
Switzerland4,0521,222
Austria3,733674
Hungary3,285866
Slovenia3,033622
Latvia2,929534
Finland2,868587
Ireland2,699536
Norway2,559497
Sweden2,525587
United Kingdom2,391635
Slovakia1,490565
Denmark1,440340
Luxembourg897233
Estonia881260
Croatia19492
NER11

How this was calculated

Authorities are merged strictly: legal form, punctuation and spelling variants are removed so that “Stadt Köln” and “Stadt Koeln GmbH” count once. Where in doubt we merge, so the figure errs low rather than high.

The window is 90 days because individual weeks vary a great deal. Authorities publish far less over the summer holidays and around the turn of the year.

Last calculated on 01/10/2026.

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