Belgian public procurement, decoded No. W31/02 Aug 2026/Source: TED
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Buyers by awarded value

BuyerAwarded value (disclosed)AwardsAvg bidsOpennessRenewals 12m
European Commission, DG DIGIT - Digital Services EU € 68.9B 252 10.6 73 1
Fluvius System Operator cv (Speciale Sectoren) € 26.8B 380 4.8 85 1
Synductis cv € 24.6B 53 5.4 96 0
Vlaamse Overheid € 14.9B 997 5.2 78 15
European Commission, DG COMM - Communication EU € 9.9B 87 6.8 63 0
Infrabel sa € 8.3B 894 6.8 76 5
Intercommunale ORES Assets SC € 8.0B 205 10.0 71 0
Smals € 6.5B 272 2.4 88 1
European Commission, FPI - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments EU € 6.4B 97 4.3 75 5
Poolstok (Vlaams Selectiecentrum voor het Overheidspersoneel cvba) € 6.3B 95 5.8 88 13

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How these numbers are computed

Source: official TED (EU) open data, Belgian buyers. TED data is often incomplete — every aggregate shows a coverage figure: the share of underlying records that actually carried the field. Values are as published (mixed currencies are rare; treated as EUR).

The competitiveness score (0–100) blends three signals per sector: average bidders per contest (45%, capped at 8), the share of single-bid awards (30%, inverted), and the top-5 winners' share of awarded value (25%, inverted). Higher = more contested market. Scores over low-coverage data should be read as indicative.