- EnglishSpectacles
- PortuguêsÓculos
- EspañolGafas
- FrançaisLunettes
In the other 20 official languages
Who buys under it
- Universidade de Coimbra1
- Aula de Comércio - Estudos Técnicos e Profissioani1
Portugal publishes its complete contract register as open data, so this is counted rather than estimated. January to August 2026. The count and the value cover every procedure type; the bid figures cover open procedures only, because in a direct award the buyer chooses who bids. A mean is published from 10 open procedures up and a single-bid share from 30, so a rate on this page always rests on enough of them to mean something. All 26 divisions ranked.
Who buys under it
- SIRET 130015365000131
France publishes its essential procurement data, the DECP, with the number of offers received on every marché, a field its own schema makes mandatory. January to July 2026, Two things to read alongside the figures: the amount is the notified amount, which for a framework agreement is the ceiling rather than the spend; and the bid figures exclude marchés passed without publicity or competition, where a single offer is the design of the procedure. Same bars as Portugal: a mean from 10 procedures, a single-offer share from 30. Buyers are named from their SIRET through the public company register. The French barometer and its method.
How to cite
TRINTA, "CPV 33734000-4: Spectacles", Portal BASE (IMPIC), edition 5 October 2026, https://trinta.ai/cpv/33734000 (accessed [date]).
Buyers tag their notices with CPV codes, and mis-tag them often enough that a code-only alert misses real tenders. TRINTA's radar reads the notices themselves, in their own languages, and scores each one against what your company actually sells, so a procedure filed under a neighbouring code still surfaces when the text fits.
Official label, Regulation (EC) No 213/2008 (CPV 2008), via ted.europa.eu. Markdown: https://trinta.ai/cpv/33734000.md