SectorsEducation
Education tenders: where they are published.
Education procurement is bought by the widest set of buyers of any sector: ministries, regional authorities, universities and individual schools, each with its own budget and, often, its own publication channel.
The vocabulary that carries it
Buyers classify every European notice with a CPV code. These are the divisions that carry education procurement, 55 codes in total. Each links to its own page with the official label in four languages and the codes beneath it.
The codes Portugal actually buys under
Contracts signed and value contracted under each code in Portugal, January to August 2026, counted from the open register across every procedure type. Each row is the deepest code carrying data: a whole division would take the list, because everything beneath it counts towards it.
What the notices look like
The published contracts are training services, course delivery and the equipment and facilities around them. Volume per contract is modest and frequency is high, which favours suppliers who can respond quickly to many small procedures rather than build one large offer.
Who publishes these tenders
The TRINTA registry classifies buyers by type, health, state enterprise, regional, defence, donor, and this sector is not one of those types: its notices come from the general public buyers of each country rather than from a distinct class of publisher. So there is no honest sector-buyer count to print here. What the country pages do show is where those general buyers publish, national portal first and the rest beside it, country by country.
How TRINTA covers the sector
TRINTA does not watch a sector, it watches a company.
The radar is built from your actual catalogue rather than from a code list, scans 1360+ official sources every day, and scores each notice 0 to 100 for fit with the reasoning shown. That distinction matters most in this sector precisely because buyers file procedures under neighbouring codes: a notice tagged one branch away still surfaces when the text matches what you sell.
Frequently asked questions
01Which CPV codes cover education tenders?
Education services run under CPV division 80, education and training services, a compact division covering school, higher, vocational and adult training. The physical side of education procurement, buildings, furniture, IT equipment, is bought under the construction, furniture and IT divisions instead, which is why education suppliers usually watch a combined slice.
02Who buys education contracts?
Everyone from a national ministry to a single university, which is the difficulty: the buyer set is enormous and fragmented, and much of the volume sits below the thresholds that force publication on a central portal. Watching the regional and institutional layer is what separates seeing the market from seeing its headline procedures.
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