Buyer File: Departament de Drets Socials i Inclusió

Katrīna Ozola
Katrīna Ozola
Writes on procurement data and what public records do and do not disclose. Based in Riga.
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The Departament de Drets Socials i Inclusió advertised 178856553 EUR across 889 distinct notices in the last 180 days. A median notice of 2461 EUR points to a procurement pipeline made up largely of modest opportunities, alongside a much larger assistance-card scheme.

THE FILE
178.9M EUR
Advertised across the last 180 days
2,461 EUR
Median notice, the typical ticket
14
Awards to SOLRED, its most frequent supplier

A wide stream of modest opportunities

The department’s advertised activity combines a high notice count with a low median notice value. Across 889 distinct notices, the median was 2461 EUR, while the largest notice was advertised at 69204211 EUR for physical or digital cards used to obtain food and other assistance products. That contrast matters for suppliers assessing the route into this buyer: a headline total can sit alongside many smaller competitions with different delivery, bid-preparation and capacity requirements. The overall 178856553 EUR is advertised value, not money awarded to suppliers. It also includes repeated framework ceilings counted once, so it should not be read as a confirmed purchasing total or as revenue available to the market.

Categories point to several procurement routes

Construction Works represented 14% of notices, while Furniture & Interior and Healthcare & Social Care Services each represented 12%. The spread indicates that this buyer’s requirements are not confined to one specialist supply chain: works, fitted environments and care provision appear within the same publishing activity. Category shares help businesses filter opportunities and identify adjacent requirements, but they do not convert advertised notices into awarded expenditure. The largest notice, for assistance cards, also shows why category screening needs to be combined with notice-level reading. A category label may identify the commercial subject, while the specification, eligibility conditions and delivery model determine whether a tender is suitable.

Distinct notices, 180 days889
Advertised in total178,856,553 EUR
Median notice2,461 EUR
Largest notice69,204,211 EUR: Suministro de tarjetas (físicas o digitales) destinadas a la adquisici
What it buys mostConstruction Works 14% · Furniture & Interior 12% · Healthcare & Social Care Services 12%
Awards naming a winner1078 of 1078
Distinct winners761
Open right now8
Advertised values in EUR; repeated framework ceilings counted once. A frequent supplier is a market fact, not a finding of impropriety.

Many named winners, with some repeat suppliers

The awards figures show how publication and allocation can differ. There were 1078 awards and 761 distinct winners, and 100% of awards named a winner. SOLRED had 14 awards, while SANT JOAN DE DÉU TERRES DE LLEIDA and TECNILAB ELECTROMEDICINA, SL each had 10. Repeat awards can reflect an organisation’s fit with recurring requirements or separate lots, but a repeat win is not evidence of impropriety. For businesses monitoring the pipeline, 8 notices were open now, while a deadline had been published for 10% of notices. Checking the live notice, lot structure and stated deadline remains more useful than treating award counts as a forecast of future access.

WHY IT MATTERS

The 178856553 EUR figure is advertised value, not awarded value. Framework ceilings were counted once, so suppliers should use individual notices and award terms to assess the opportunity actually available.


Data: Otnox — live procurement intelligence across 56 markets. Basis: 889 distinct priced notices and 1,078 awards published by Departament de Drets Socials i Inclusió in the last 180 days, 2026-05-02..2026-10-29.

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