Sector	Score	Avg bids	Single-bid	Top-5 share	Winners
IT services: consulting, software & support	86	8.0	11%	42%	366
Business services: law, marketing, consulting & recruitment	78	7.4	12%	62%	389
Food, beverages & tobacco	77	20.0	6%	87%	51
Construction work	71	4.5	14%	21%	395
Architectural, engineering & inspection services	60	4.6	25%	55%	178
Sewage, refuse, cleaning & environmental services	59	4.2	11%	65%	83
Education & training services	48	3.3	12%	86%	14
Furniture, furnishings & cleaning products	45	3.3	23%	88%	24
Repair & maintenance services	42	2.9	32%	79%	39
Office & computing machinery, equipment & supplies	41	2.8	27%	86%	62
Transport services	38	2.1	34%	73%	55
Software & information systems	37	2.5	30%	94%	37
Laboratory, optical & precision equipment	37	1.9	50%	54%	21
Medical equipment, pharmaceuticals & personal care	33	2.0	43%	80%	56
Health & social work services	32	1.5	23%	97%	13
Transport equipment	30	2.0	51%	86%	105
Financial & insurance services	30	1.9	40%	96%	27
Security, fire-fighting, police & defence equipment	22	1.4	75%	73%	20

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How these numbers are computed

Sources: official TED (EU) open data and, for the UK, Find-a-Tender (Open Government Licence v3.0). Source data is often incomplete — every aggregate shows a coverage figure: the share of underlying records that actually carried the field. Values are as published, in EUR; UK values are converted from GBP at a fixed reference rate.

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.