8 contract records, 5 suppliers, 95.6 million manats — one calendar day at Azerishiq OJSC
AZTender's data cut of 29 September 2026 shows Azerishiq OJSC recording eight contract records to five suppliers, all dated 3 June 2026, worth a combined 95,637,942.06 AZN.
AZTender's data cut of 29 September 2026 shows Azerishiq OJSC ("AZƏRİŞIQ" ASC) recording eight contract records naming five different suppliers, every one of them carrying the same contract date — 3 June 2026 — for a combined 95,637,942.06 AZN (≈95.6 million manats).
The numbers
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Buyer | Azerishiq OJSC ("AZƏRİŞIQ" ASC) |
| Contract records, all same date | 8, all dated 3 June 2026 |
| Distinct suppliers | 5 |
| Combined value | 95,637,942.06 AZN |
| Largest single record | İMA-Energy LLC ("İMA-ENERGY" MMC), 28,270,116.17 AZN |
| One supplier's share (4 of 8 records) | Harmony Industrial Construction and Engineering Group LLC ("HARMONY İNDUSTRİAL CONSTRUCTİON AND ENGİNEERİNG GROUP" MMC), 27,512,248.10 AZN across four records |
What the number is not
Eight records dated the same day are contract-stream rows, not proof the underlying work was executed or paid for. Contract date is the one Azerbaijani date field AZTender's pipeline has confirmed converts correctly, so the clustering is a real same-Baku-day event, not a timezone artefact — but batch signing at a large state utility can equally follow an ordinary administrative cycle, such as a fixed monthly or quarterly registration round. It is not a single-source claim: the registry's procedure-type tag was not checked in this cut. It is not a bidder-count claim, since Azerbaijan's open procurement data does not publish bidder counts. And it is not five independent counterparties in practice — four of the eight records name one supplier, Harmony Industrial Construction and Engineering Group LLC, under one name, with no tax-ID grouping applied.
Why it is a signal
- What internal process caused eight contracts, across five suppliers, to clear the registry with the identical contract date of 3 June 2026?
- Does Azerishiq register contracts on a fixed monthly or quarterly cycle, and do other dates in its history show similar clustering?
- What procedure type governs each of the eight contracts, and does any carry the "Bir mənbə" (single-source) tag?
- Do the four records naming Harmony Industrial Construction and Engineering Group cover four distinct scopes of work, or one engagement split into four entries?
- Did the five suppliers compete against each other, or against other bidders, in the procedures behind this contract date?
What AZTender shows
AZTender's entity-report module lets a bidder or auditor pull every contract record tied to one buyer and sort it by contract date, which is how eight records landing on 3 June 2026 surface as one same-day batch rather than eight entries scattered across the calendar. The same view keeps supplier names as recorded, so a name appearing four times in one batch, such as Harmony Industrial Construction and Engineering Group, is visible without manual cross-checking. A bidder gauging how contracts cluster at a given buyer, or an auditor screening for batch-signing patterns, can pull that view at aztender.ai.
A signal is not a verdict. Eight contracts landing on the same calendar day, naming five suppliers, can have an ordinary administrative explanation, and no conclusion about wrongdoing, affiliation or overpricing is drawn here.
