Habitatges Municipals de Sabadell awarded 27 of 81 qualifying awards to CARLOS MORALES OBRAS Y CONSTRUCCIONS S.L. in the last 180 days. The count is limited to awards at or above 507, so it describes the distribution of awards within a defined value band, not the buyer’s total advertised value or the supplier’s share of spending.
One supplier accounted for a third of qualifying awards
The figures place CARLOS MORALES OBRAS Y CONSTRUCCIONS S.L. at the centre of Habitatges Municipals de Sabadell’s recent award activity: 27 of 81 awards in the qualifying group went to the same supplier. That is 33.3% of the awards included in the comparison, while 6 other suppliers make up the remaining supplier field. The period is the last 180 days, and the inclusion rule is awards at or above 507, identified as this market’s median award value. The finding is therefore about repeated award allocation within that boundary, not about every procurement made by the buyer. A repeat win is a market condition to examine, not evidence of impropriety.
What bidders can investigate next
For bidders, the practical signal is repeated access to awards above the stated threshold, rather than proof that future work will follow the same pattern. Procurement notices can be examined for whether awards were divided into lots, whether the same requirements recur, and how eligibility and quality criteria shaped the field. The 81-award count does not say whether opportunities were identical, nor does it show how many firms competed for each one. It does show why a supplier-level review can matter: 27 awards went to one firm and 6 other suppliers shared the rest. That concentration may reflect fit, capacity, geography, pricing or the buyer’s purchasing design. It should prompt closer market analysis, while a repeat win remains neither an achievement claim nor evidence of wrongdoing on these figures alone.
| Supplier | Awards from this buyer |
|---|---|
| CARLOS MORALES OBRAS Y CONSTRUCCIONES S.L. | 27 |
| MOYA PEREZ, RAMON | 12 |
| EJARQUE REQUENA, JOSE MARIA | 12 |
| PINTURAS CLAUDIO PADILLA SL | 10 |
| DAVID ESTRADA MESA | 6 |
| GRAU INSTAL·LACIONS I REPARACIONS SL | 6 |
WHY IT MATTERS
Award concentration can reveal where competitive access is narrow, but the 33.3% figure covers only awards at or above 507 in the last 180 days. It is an award count, not an awarded-value share or a finding of misconduct.
Data: Otnox — live procurement intelligence across 56 markets. Basis: 3,388 distinct ES awards naming a winner in the last 180 days, with framework call-offs collapsed, 2026-04-12..2026-10-09.