We map how public buyers actually behave — who holds their contracts, how their procurement vehicles open and close, what their awards really cost — from official records across the EU, UK, US, Ukraine and South Africa. Our engine reads every contract-award notice; our Notes turn a single buyer or tender into decision-grade intelligence for bid teams.
Why the incumbent's six consecutive wins were never contested (and legally could not be), what the framework code fa-wo-rc means for challengers, the incumbent's national footprint, and the per-lot pricing corridor behind a CZK 50.5M headline. Read Note #001 →
Five locked lots end 2026-11-28; why the retender is the single entry point, the discipline-per-specialist supplier map at Karolinska, and what Swedish notices do — and don't — disclose about the 2024 contest. Read Note #002 →
Launch pricing: €349 per Note — one buyer or tender, delivered within 5 working days. First 5 orders include a 20-minute scoping call.
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Every claim in a Note is labelled: OBSERVED facts from official notices, INFERENCE with an explicit confidence level, and a VERIFY path so you can check us before you commit bid resources. Where evidence is incomplete, we rank competing explanations instead of picking a story. When we correct ourselves, we say so in print.
Sources are exclusively official and open-licensed: TED (© EU, CC BY 4.0), national procurement registers, UN and US trade statistics. We publish what the data supports — never bid advice, never legal advice.
Procurement Pattern Reports — cross-buyer benchmarks (vehicle-dependence percentiles, incumbent-persistence rankings, single-bid rates by sector and country) from the same graph that powers the Notes.