FCA
51 notices in the register, 1 open now. 50 contracts awarded, worth €87.0M in all.
Main sectors IT services 28, Business services 7, Research & development 2, Software & IT systems 2, Financial & insurance services 1, Construction materials 1
Record
Awards by year
- 2026 42 awards €87.0M
- €2.0M
- €20.0M
- largest, €38.8M
Each dot is one award, placed on its date and sized by its value.
Relations
Who wins with this buyer
- SOFTCAT LTD - FCA 17 contracts €5,390,200
- Ernst & Young LLP 3 contracts €11,275,756
- SOPRA STERIA LIMITED - FCA 2 contracts €54,789,657
- Mason Advisory Limited 2 contracts €4,122,726
- INFOSYS LIMITED 2 contracts €3,377,561
- Irrational Agency Limited 2 contracts €336,977
- MYPROTEUS LTD 2 contracts
- CDW LIMITED 1 contract €3,858,019
Shares of the 50 awards this buyer made to a named company.
Practice
How it buys
Publishing rhythm
Publishes most in August and July.
Next likely wave: July 2027.
- Typical contract value
- €239,212
- Median of the last 42 priced notices
Based on 51 notices over the last 24 months.
What to expect from this buyer
Measured in its busiest sector IT services
- Typical final price against the published estimate
- 0%
Medians across the 28 comparable awards this buyer made in this sector over the last 5 years. Each figure uses the awards that publish the dates or values it needs.
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The buyer in figures
How it runs its calls for tender
- of its calls state an estimated value
- 100%
Estimates over its calls for tender of the last 3 years, bidding windows over the last 2. Deadline extensions only where the source updates a notice in place (TED publishes corrections as separate notices, so its buyers show none).
Who wins its contracts
Moderately concentrated- different companies won its awards
- 27
- of the awards went to the three most frequent winners
- 44%
- of its calls state an estimated value
- 100%
Based on 50 awards with a named winner over the last 3 years. Counted by award, not by value, because lot and framework amounts are not comparable. Concentrated means the three most frequent winners took 65% or more of the awards; many suppliers, under 35% with at least ten different winners.
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