15 classified tenders, 3 single-source, 20.0% — a buyer profile for Karabakh University Clinic
AZTender's 90-day buyer profile shows 3 of 15 classified tenders (20.0%) at Karabakh University Clinic tagged "Bir mənbə" (single-source) — the most robust sample among buyers with at least five classified tenders in the window.
In AZTender's 90-day buyer profile, data cut dated 12 October 2026, Karabakh University Clinic ("Qarabağ Universitetinin Klinikası" Publik Hüquqi Şəxsi) recorded 15 classified tenders, of which 3 carry the registry's procedure-type tag "Bir mənbə" (single-source) — a 20.0% share. Among buyers with at least five classified tenders in the window, this is the most robust sample.
The numbers
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Buyer | Karabakh University Clinic |
| Window | Last 90 days (data cut 12 October 2026) |
| Classified tenders | 15 |
| Tagged "Bir mənbə" (single-source) | 3 |
| Single-source share | 20.0% |
| Minimum sample threshold applied | ≥5 classified tenders per buyer |
What the number is not
"Bir mənbə" is the registry's own procedure-type tag, applied under defined circumstances in Azerbaijan's procurement rules — it is not a finding that any of these three tenders was improperly sole-sourced. The 20.0% share is calculated against classified tenders only; roughly 40% of the wider 90-day corpus carries no procedure-type tag at all, so this is not a share of the Clinic's full procurement activity in the window. It is also not a competition measure: bidder counts are not available in Azerbaijan's open tender data, so nothing here speaks to how many suppliers, if any, competed for the other 12 tenders.
Why it is a signal
- What circumstances under Azerbaijan's Public Procurement Law were cited for each of the three single-source designations?
- Does the 20.0% share hold if the window is widened beyond 90 days, or is it specific to this period?
- What did the three single-source tenders cover, and were any preceded by a competitive tender that drew no bids?
- How does a 20.0% share at a hospital-linked buyer compare with other healthcare-sector buyers once they reach a similar sample size?
What AZTender shows
AZTender's buyer profile module builds this procedure-type breakdown for any procuring entity, tracking how the mix of open tenders, restricted procedures and single-source awards moves over a rolling window and flagging when a sample is large enough to read with confidence. A bidder tracking the healthcare-procurement sector, or an auditor shortlisting buyers for closer review, can pull the same profile instead of rebuilding it from raw registry exports — more detail is available at aztender.ai.
A signal is not a verdict. Single-source is a legitimate procedure category, not a legal characterisation of these 15 tenders, and no conclusion about wrongdoing, affiliation or avoidance of competition is drawn from this share.
