108 tenders, 28 in one CPV division, 92 million manats — Azerbaijan's next deadline cluster
AZTender's data cut of 16 October 2026 shows 108 open Azerbaijani tenders closing 16-21 October 2026, worth 122,435,377.57 AZN; CPV division 72 leads with 28 tenders worth 92,030,598.52 AZN, about 75% of the total.
AZTender's data cut of 16 October 2026 (03:10:31 UTC) shows 115 open tenders on Azerbaijan's state procurement portal (etender.gov.az) with submission deadlines in the five days from 16 to 21 October 2026, worth 127,567,714.09 AZN raw. After applying this site's standing exclusion for security- and defence-linked buyers, 8 rows drop out, leaving 108 tenders worth 122,435,377.57 AZN (≈122.4m AZN). Grouped by the registry's two-digit CPV division code, the leading group is division 72, with 28 tenders worth 92,030,598.52 AZN — about 75% of the net total, more than twelve times the second-largest division (39, 7,225,217.56 AZN).
The numbers
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Open tenders, deadlines 16–21 October 2026, raw | 115, 127,567,714.09 AZN |
| Rows dropped under the security/defence buyer exclusion | 8 |
| Open tenders after exclusion, combined estimated value | 108, 122,435,377.57 AZN |
| Leading CPV division (72), by count and value | 28 tenders, 92,030,598.52 AZN |
| Second-largest division by value (39) | 4 tenders, 7,225,217.56 AZN |
| Data cut | 2026-10-16 03:10:31 UTC |
What the number is not
None of these 108 listings is an award, a signed contract or money paid; each carries an announced ceiling value, and no winner exists yet for any of them. The 8 dropped rows are removed because the buyer (or its parent body) sits on this site's standing exclusion list for security, law-enforcement and defence bodies, not for a data-quality reason. "Division 72" is the registry's own two-digit classification code on each tender's first listed CPV entry; it is a classification label, not a confirmed information-technology-sector tag without inspecting individual titles. Submission-deadline timestamps in this window run on the registry clock, which is known to sit roughly four hours ahead of true Baku time. No bidder-count claim attaches to any of the 108 — Azerbaijan's open procurement data does not carry that field.
Why it is a signal
- How many of the 108 open tenders convert into signed contracts before their deadlines, and at what share of the published ceiling?
- Does division 72 keep leading successive five-day windows, or is a 75% share specific to this cut?
- How does the 92.0 million AZN inside division 72 split across buyers — a handful of large listings, or many smaller ones?
- What explains the more than twelve-fold gap between division 72 and the second-largest division by value (39)?
- Do the 8 excluded security/defence-linked rows reappear with new deadlines in the next data cut, or were these one-off postings?
What AZTender shows
AZTender's tender-matching module tracks open announcements by CPV division and submission deadline, so a bidder preparing a submission for this week's window can see all 108 listings — grouped by division, with deadlines dated — on one screen instead of checking each etender.gov.az notice individually. The entity-report view lets a reviewer isolate one buyer's listing from the rest of its division, and the price-assessment view puts a division-72 ceiling alongside comparable recent listings. 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 procurement register, and no conclusion about any buyer, sector or supplier is drawn here.
