Summary
Machine-generated summaryThe municipality of Utrecht is announcing that from 1 January 2028 a zero-emission requirement will apply to all municipal green maintenance works carried out on behalf of the city. The requirement covers the lightest equipment, namely machines with an engine power of less than 19 kW. The municipality already imposes sustainability requirements on green contracts on a regular basis, and from 2028 this will apply across all municipal green works for equipment up to 19 kW. A market consultation is being held to prepare suppliers for the zero-emission requirement from 2028 and to hear what possible implications it has for their business operations.
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Source: TenderNed - Marktconsultaties (market consultations, Ministerie van Economische Zaken)
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The buyer
Full buyer profileGemeente Utrecht
- notices in the register
- 276
- awards
- 128
- awarded in total
- €1.7B
Who wins its contracts
Many suppliers- different companies won its awards
- 101
- of the awards went to the three most frequent winners
- 6%
- of its calls state an estimated value
- 62%
Based on 107 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.
Competition
- tenders per lot on average (open and restricted procedures)
- 3.6
- of those lots received a single tender
- 13%
- of the awards went to companies based in another country
- 0%
As the official award notices state them, over the last 3 years. Tenders per lot count open and restricted procedures only: in a negotiated procedure or a direct award a single tender is the procedure itself. The country is the one the notice gives for the winner.
One dot per award, on the day it was signed, sized by its value. A ring is an award with no published value.
Who usually wins this buyer's contracts in this sector
| Company | Wins | Total awarded | Last win |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gebroeders M. en W. Bron B.V. | 1 | Jul 2026 | |
| Nationale Bomenbank B.V.; Jos Scholman Groen B.V.; Eijkelboom B.V. | 1 | Nov 2025 |
Based on 2 awards with a linked company profile over the last 5 years.
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Market context
- open now in Agricultural & forestry services
- 1,417
- median open notice
- €421,150
Who wins in this market
Many suppliersNetherlands · Agricultural & forestry services
- different companies won awards here
- 382
- of the awards went to the three most frequent winners
- 9%
- buyers awarded contracts here
- 248
Based on 714 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.
Competition
- tenders per lot on average (open and restricted procedures)
- 4.6
- of those lots received a single tender
- 9%
- of the awards went to companies based in another country
- 1%
As the official award notices state them, over the last 3 years. Tenders per lot count open and restricted procedures only: in a negotiated procedure or a direct award a single tender is the procedure itself. The country is the one the notice gives for the winner.
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