121 tenders, 56.3 million manats, one CPV division at 17.6m — Azerbaijan's next deadline cluster
AZTender's data cut of 15 November 2026 shows 121 open Azerbaijani tenders published in the last 30 days with deadlines 15–20 November 2026, worth 56,304,952.74 AZN; CPV division 42 leads at 17,602,124.03 AZN.
AZTender's data cut of 15 November 2026 (03:15:41 UTC) shows 121 open tenders, published in the last 30 days, on Azerbaijan's state procurement portal (etender.gov.az), due in the five days from 15 to 20 November 2026, worth a combined 56,304,952.74 AZN (≈56.3m AZN). The 121 rows span 35 groups of the registry's two-digit CPV division code, one of which is the two rows carrying no code. The leading group by value is division 42 (industrial machinery): 5 tenders worth 17,602,124.03 AZN (≈17.6m AZN) — roughly a third of the window's total value in five listings.
The numbers
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Open tenders, published in last 30 days, deadlines 15–20 November 2026 | 121 |
| Combined estimated value | 56,304,952.74 AZN |
| Leading division (42, industrial machinery) | 5 tenders, 17,602,124.03 AZN |
| Second-largest division (43, mining/construction machinery) | 10 tenders, 9,848,080.58 AZN |
| Third-largest division (72, IT services) | 17 tenders, 9,487,734.26 AZN |
| Data cut | 2026-11-15 03:15:41 UTC |
What the number is not
None of these 121 listings is an award or a signed contract; each carries a ceiling value set by the buyer, and no winner exists yet. The count only covers tenders published in the last 30 days; announcements published earlier that still fall due in this window are not included. CPV coverage in Azerbaijan's open data is partial — about 8% of records carry a usable code, and two of the 121 rows here carry none — so the division breakdown is partial, not complete. Deadline timestamps on these rows run roughly four hours ahead of true Baku time, so "closes in N days" should be read loosely. The most recent deadline-cluster post on this site covered 13–18 November; this cut overlaps it by three days, and the counts differ because each cut is taken on a different day and counts only tenders published in the prior 30 days.
Why it is a signal
- How many of the 121 open tenders convert into signed contracts inside the window, and at what share of the ceiling?
- Does division 42 (industrial machinery) keep leading successive five-day windows, or is five large listings this week's specific mix?
- How does the 17.6m AZN in division 42 split across buyers — a few large purchases, or many smaller ones?
- Do divisions 43 and 72, second and third by value this week, recur in the next data cut?
What AZTender shows
AZTender's tender-matching module tracks open announcements by CPV division and deadline, so a bidder preparing this week's submission can see all 121 listings — grouped by division, with deadlines dated — on one screen instead of checking each etender.gov.az notice. The entity-report view lets a reviewer isolate one buyer's listing from its division. More detail is at aztender.ai.
A signal is not a verdict. A cluster of deadlines and value inside one CPV division is an ordinary feature of a public register, and no conclusion about any buyer, sector or supplier is drawn here.
