CPV370000003730000037310000Category
37312000-8
Brass instruments
In the other 20 official languages
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37000000-8Musical instruments, sport goods, games, toys, handicraft, art materials and accessories37300000-1Musical instruments and parts37310000-4Musical instrumentsBeneath this code · 13
37312100-9Trumpets37312200-0Trombones37312300-1Sousaphones37312400-2Saxophones37312500-3Whistle37312600-4Bugles37312700-5Saxhorns37312800-6Mellophones37312900-7Alto, baritone, flugel and French horns37312910-0Alto horns37312920-3Baritone horns37312930-6Flugel horns37312940-9French hornsWhat France notified under this code
Who buys under it
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.
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/37312000.md