Buyer File: LIGURIA SALUTE

Katrīna Ozola
Katrīna Ozola
Writes on procurement data and what public records do and do not disclose. Based in Riga.
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LIGURIA SALUTE’s published buying activity in Italy is heavily oriented towards medical equipment. The figures cover advertised opportunities over the last 180 days, rather than completed awards.

THE FILE
105.4M EUR
Advertised across the last 180 days
21,175 EUR
Median notice, the typical ticket
545
Distinct notices on record

A large total built from many notices

Over the last 180 days, LIGURIA SALUTE advertised 105401730 EUR through 545 distinct notices. The median notice was 21175 EUR, so the headline total should not be read as a typical contract size: the median describes the middle notice, while the aggregate combines every advertised notice. These are advertised values, not awarded values, and repeated framework ceilings were counted once. That distinction matters to suppliers assessing addressable demand. A notice signals an intended purchase and its procedure, but it does not show that a contract was signed, which bidder won, or how much was ultimately paid. The figures therefore describe the buyer’s published pipeline, not realised supplier revenue.

Medical equipment accounts for most published demand

The category distribution gives the clearest read on where competition may be relevant. Medical Equipment accounts for 81% of the advertised activity, while Agriculture & Fishing represents 5% and Food, Beverages & Tobacco represents 3%. This mix points towards a procurement stream in which specialist healthcare suppliers are more likely to find a relevant notice than firms focused on the smaller listed categories. Category shares describe the advertised notices, not the value of contracts ultimately awarded. They also do not indicate how many bidders competed for each opportunity. Businesses assessing this buyer therefore need to match capability and product scope to individual notices rather than treat the category split as a supplier ranking.

Distinct notices, 180 days545
Advertised in total105,401,730 EUR
Median notice21,175 EUR
Largest notice21,065,257 EUR: GARA 192861378 RISTORAZIONE – CIRFOOD
What it buys mostMedical Equipment 81% · Agriculture & Fishing 5% · Food, Beverages & Tobacco 3%
Awards naming a winner0 of 0
Distinct winners0
Open right now1
Advertised values in EUR; repeated framework ceilings counted once. A frequent supplier is a market fact, not a finding of impropriety.

Notice size and timing shape the opportunity

The spread between the median notice and the largest listed opportunity shows why notice-level review matters. The largest notice, titled GARA 192861378 RISTORAZIONE – CIRFOOD, carried an advertised value of 21065257 EUR, far above the median notice of 21175 EUR. One notice is open now, and a deadline has been published for 99% of the notices, making the stated closing information a practical starting point for bid planning. The figures contain no award results or named winners. They therefore do not establish a repeat win or a single bid; either condition, on its own, would not be evidence of impropriety. Advertised demand should be separated from awarded revenue when assessing market access.

WHY IT MATTERS

The opportunity is spread across 545 notices, but the published category mix is concentrated in Medical Equipment. Suppliers can read the notice pipeline for fit, value and deadline information without treating advertised totals as awarded revenue.


Data: Otnox — live procurement intelligence across 56 markets. Basis: 545 distinct priced notices and 0 awards published by LIGURIA SALUTE in the last 180 days, 2026-03-28..2026-09-24.

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