7.8 million manats, one tender, largest 24-hour announcement — a new buyer on site
AZTender's data cut of 8 October 2026 shows a 7,750,246.92 AZN (≈7.8 million) tender for Lachin's Qorçu settlement reconstruction — the single largest fresh announcement in the past 24 hours, from a buyer new to this site.
AZTender's data cut of 8 October 2026 shows the single largest-value tender published on Azerbaijan's state procurement portal in the preceding 24 hours: a 7,750,246.92 AZN (≈7.8 million) construction tender for the Qorçu settlement, tender No. 359891, posted by Lachin District Restoration, Construction and Management Service ("LAÇIN RAYONUNDA BƏRPA, TİKİNTİ VƏ İDARƏETMƏ XİDMƏTİ" PUBLİK HÜQUQİ ŞƏXSİ) — a buyer not previously named on this site.
The numbers
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Tender | No. 359891, "Qorçu qəsəbəsinin tikintisi (I mərhələ) (Qeyri yaşayış obyektləri)" (Construction of the Qorçu settlement, Phase I, non-residential facilities) |
| Buyer | Lachin District Restoration, Construction and Management Service ("LAÇIN RAYONUNDA BƏRPA, TİKİNTİ VƏ İDARƏETMƏ XİDMƏTİ" PUBLİK HÜQUQİ ŞƏXSİ) |
| Estimated value | 7,750,246.92 AZN (≈7.8 million) |
| Published / submission deadline | 7 October 2026 / 5 November 2026 (registry timestamps, see note below) |
| Azerbaijan-wide tenders announced, 1–8 October 2026 | 300 tenders, 193,288,763.05 AZN combined |
What the number is not
7,750,246.92 AZN is the buyer's estimated ceiling for this tender, not an awarded amount and not money paid — no winner exists yet. The record carries no single-source tag; the registry's own procedure-type field is blank, so this reads as one open, presumably competitive tender, not a concentration signal. The registry's publication and deadline timestamps carry a documented offset of roughly four hours from true Baku time, so no exact clock time is quoted here; bidders should confirm the deadline hour directly on the official portal.
Why it is a signal
- What does the 7.8 million manat estimate cover within Phase I of the Qorçu settlement programme?
- Is this the first procedure the Lachin District Restoration, Construction and Management Service has posted on the state portal, or does an earlier history exist outside this 24-hour window?
- Why do the two CPV codes attached to this record not match a construction title, and what procurement category does the tender actually sit in?
- How will this single announcement compare with the buyer's full posting history once further procedures accumulate?
- Among the 300 tenders announced nationwide in the first eight days of October, how does this one buyer's share compare with other post-war reconstruction bodies?
What AZTender shows
AZTender's entity-report module builds a running profile for every buyer the moment it first posts, so a newly seen name like the Lachin District Restoration, Construction and Management Service gets a history from its very first procedure rather than appearing only once a pattern is already established. A bidder deciding whether to compete for reconstruction work, or an auditor and journalist tracking how post-war rebuilding budgets move through the portal, can follow this buyer's record as it grows at aztender.ai.
A signal is not a verdict. A single large tender from a buyer new to the data can have an entirely ordinary explanation — a reconstruction programme reaching its procurement stage — and no conclusion about wrongdoing, affiliation or overpricing is drawn here.
