Tender week in numbers — 2,743 notices, France out front (w/e 5 July 2026)

Monitored portals published 2,743 tender notices in the week of 29 June 2026–5 July 2026 — up from 464 the week before, though much of that jump reflects our own coverage expanding (several new portals came online this week) rather than underlying market volume. France led on volume with 1,988 notices — 72% of the week's flow. The largest disclosed value was 940m NOK — for Statlig fellesavtale om kjøp av forbruksmateriell, from Statens innkjøpssenter v/DFØ.

Top markets this week

• France — 1,988 notices (no baseline last week)
• Norway — 265 notices (up 35% week-on-week)
• Singapore — 211 notices (up 107% week-on-week)
• Montenegro — 201 notices (up 22% week-on-week)
• United Kingdom — 48 notices (no baseline last week)
• Bulgaria — 10 notices (no baseline last week)
• Sweden — 7 notices (no baseline last week)
• Bermuda — 4 notices (no baseline last week)
• India — 4 notices (no baseline last week)
• Luxembourg — 2 notices (no baseline last week)

Sector spotlight

Construction works (CPV 45) was the busiest classified sector with 8 notices. Sector figures below count tenders carrying at least one CPV code — 2% of this week's corpus.

• Construction works (CPV 45) — 8 notices
• Architecture & engineering services (CPV 71) — 7 notices
• Recreation, culture & sport (CPV 92) — 3 notices
• Construction materials (CPV 44) — 3 notices
• Laboratory & precision instruments (CPV 38) — 3 notices
• Business & professional services (CPV 79) — 2 notices
• Transport services (CPV 60) — 2 notices
• Health & social work (CPV 85) — 2 notices

Biggest contracts

Values are as disclosed by the buyer. Framework agreements and dynamic purchasing systems publish ceiling values covering the full term and all call-offs — they are not single-award amounts.

• 940m NOK — Statlig fellesavtale om kjøp av forbruksmateriell · Statens innkjøpssenter v/DFØ · Norway
• 850m NOK — KVALIFISERING - Drift av båtrute Sunnhordland · Skyss · Norway
• 580m NOK — Anskaffelse av Rammeavtale x86 servere og Dell lagring med tilhørende vedlikehold · Statens vegvesen · Norway
• 400m NOK — DoV midt Rammeavtale elekro 2026 - 2027 + 1+1 · Statens vegvesen · Norway
• 300m NOK — Begby skole - Samspillsentreprise - Trinn 1: Prekvalifisering · Fredrikstad kommune · Norway
• 250m NOK — Levering av alkoholholdige og alkoholfrie drikkevarer · FORSVARSMATERIELL · Norway
• 200m NOK — Rammeavtale for Sporveiens nettverk- og brannmurplattform · Sporveien AS · Norway

Disclosed value by currency

7% of the week's notices disclosed an estimated value. Totals are per currency — we don't convert or sum across currencies.

• NOK — 143 notices totalling 6.9bn NOK (median 10m NOK)
• GBP — 33 notices totalling £10m (median £80k)

Closing in the next two weeks

The largest live opportunities with submission deadlines before 20 July 2026:

• 1.3bn NOK — Anskaffelse av samspillsentreprenør Narvik videregående skole · Nordland fylkeskommune · Norway · closes 17 July 2026
• £455m — PfH Decarbonisation, Retrofit and Planned Works Framework for Wales · Procurement for Housing · United Kingdom · closes 16 July 2026
• 15m NOK — Reading List System · Sikt - Kunnskapssektorens tjenesteleverandør · Norway · closes 13 July 2026
• 8.0m NOK — Bygg 160 Hydroparken Notodden Fasaderenovering og innvendig ombygging · Vannfronten Eiendom AS · Norway · closes 8 July 2026

Most active buyers

• Ministry of Education - Schools — 67 notices
• Ministry of Defence 6 — 16 notices
• ELEKTROPRIVREDA CRNE GORE AD NIKŠIĆ — 13 notices
• UNIVERZITET CRNE GORE — 11 notices
• Housing and Development Board — 11 notices
• Forsvarsbygg — 10 notices
• RUDNIK UGLJA AD PLJEVLJA — 9 notices
• KLINIČKI CENTAR CRNE GORE — 9 notices

Methodology & caveats

Drawn from the DataMesh Consulting tender corpus: notices published 29 June 2026–5 July 2026 across our monitored public procurement portals, with portal navigation pages filtered out. Coverage this week: 100% of notices carry a country, 2% a CPV sector code, 7% a disclosed value — sector and value rankings reflect the classified subset, not the full corpus. Week-on-week comparisons use the preceding 7-day window; note that collection coverage expanded materially during this window (new portals activated, collection resumed after a pause), so week-on-week changes partly reflect coverage growth rather than market activity. All numbers are reproducible from the public corpus.