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Public tenders, sector by sector.

A supplier does not ask where tenders are published in general, but where their sector is bought. Each page below joins two things the rest of this site keeps apart: the slice of the official CPV vocabulary that carries the sector, out of 9,440 codes, and the buyers who publish it outside the national portals across 153+ countries.

HealthcareCPV 33, 85 · Medical equipments739 codes · 139 buyersConstruction and public worksCPV 45, 44, 71, 43 · Construction work1,671 codes · 174 buyersEnergy and utilitiesCPV 09, 31, 65, 76 · Petroleum products538 codes · 392 buyersTransport and infrastructureCPV 34, 60, 63 · Transport equipment and auxiliary products to transportation608 codesIT and telecomsCPV 48, 72, 30, 32, 64 · Software package and information systems1,131 codesDefence and securityCPV 35, 75 · Security266 codes · 24 buyersWater, waste and environmentCPV 41, 90 · Collected and purified water201 codesLaboratory and researchCPV 38, 73 · Laboratory342 codesEducationCPV 80 · Education and training services55 codesFood and cateringCPV 15, 55 · Food514 codes

Why the sector view is different from a code list

Codes describe what a buyer says it is buying; sectors describe how a market actually behaves. The same hospital publishes under medical, IT, construction and catering codes in one month, and the supplier who follows only one of them sees a fraction of the buyer. These pages exist to hold both views at once, which is also how TRINTA's radar reads: not by code, but by what a company sells, against the full text of every notice.

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