Digital services tenders in the EU

29 countries compared on 53 438 digital services contracts above EU thresholds since 2023. Prices vs the EU compare the same services, so the gaps are not about what each country buys.

Countries

CountryContractsTypical contractPrices vs EUTypical bidsSingle bidForeign
Poland11780PLN 748k−47%161%3%
France7119PLN 1.9m+25%324%3%
Spain6895PLN 1.7m+11%241%2%
Czechia4059PLN 797k−47%161%3%
Germany2065PLN 2.6m+71%237%6%
Romania1874PLN 1.2m−26%248%2%
Lithuania1848PLN 524k−67%158%5%
Sweden1682PLN 2.5m+73%420%5%
Italy1549PLN 3.8m+143%238%4%
Portugal1414PLN 1.6m+4%329%3%
Hungary1354PLN 2.1m+43%239%3%
Ireland1341PLN 1.8m+19%416%28%
Croatia1198PLN 1.3m−18%176%4%
Belgium1079PLN 3.3m+115%327%19%
Norway999PLN 3.9m+157%414%5%
Bulgaria965PLN 398k−74%160%5%
Netherlands916PLN 3.8m+153%231%4%
Austria855PLN 2.2m+40%153%20%
Slovakia633PLN 2.9m+84%234%7%
Finland561PLN 2.2m+56%330%6%
Slovenia559PLN 1.4m−10%178%8%
Greece553PLN 3.0m+85%163%3%
Estonia534PLN 1.9m+27%333%9%
Latvia472PLN 862k−43%247%8%
Switzerland432PLN 7.7m+446%410%6%
Denmark262PLN 7.1m+350%222%22%
Luxembourg140PLN 2.8m+73%333%42%
Malta114PLN 1.3m−13%238%33%
Cyprus79PLN 1.0m−24%153%21%

Source: contract award notices from TED (Official Journal of the EU), compiled by Artifact. As of November 3, 2026. Free to reuse with attribution (CC BY 4.0). Markdown · Dane do pobrania