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RESEARCH / PUBLIC PROCUREMENT SERIES / CONSTRUCTION AND INFRASTRUCTURE 2026

RESEARCH / PUBLIC PROCUREMENT SERIES / CONSTRUCTION AND INFRASTRUCTURE 2026

Lithuania Construction & Infrastructure Procurement 2026

Lithuania Construction & Infrastructure Procurement 2026

Lithuania Construction & Infrastructure Procurement 2026

Buyers, winners and market entry, for contractors outside Lithuania assessing entry, for Lithuanian contractors and subcontractors already bidding, and for the researchers and consultants who describe the sector.

EDITION ERX-LTCON-2026-E1 v1.0

PAGES 41 English PDF

DATA as of 20 September 2026

PERIOD 1 January 2024 to 20 September 2026

Headline measures cover the two full years 2024 and 2025. 2026 year to date is reported separately and is not comparable.

EDITION ERX-LTCON-2026-E1 v1.0

PAGES 41 English PDF

DATA as of 20 September 2026

PERIOD 1 January 2024 to 20 September 2026

Headline measures cover the two full years 2024 and 2025. 2026 year to date is reported separately and is not comparable.

Lithuania Construction and Infrastructure Procurement 2026, report cover

39.45%

39.45%

Of all new award value in Lithuanian public procurement is construction. It is the largest division in the market, 5.7 times the size of the next one.

Of all new award value in Lithuanian public procurement is construction. It is the largest division in the market, 5.7 times the size of the next one.

195%

195%

Of new construction award value comes back later as amendments to the same contracts. No division in Lithuanian public procurement carries an amendment layer this large.

Of new construction award value comes back later as amendments to the same contracts. No division in Lithuanian public procurement carries an amendment layer this large.

11,400

11,400

Construction contracts published in 2026 to 20 September, awarded by 1,259 contracting authorities. The source does not publish the change order flag for 2026, so that count is not split between new contracts and re-pricing of existing ones.

Construction contracts published in 2026 to 20 September, awarded by 1,259 contracting authorities. The source does not publish the change order flag for 2026, so that count is not split between new contracts and re-pricing of existing ones.

45,320

45,320

Rows and 26 columns in the data pack, one row per contract. The award record, the annual contract files and the code lists are not published together. This edition reads them into one table where a column means the same thing in every row.

Rows and 26 columns in the data pack, one row per contract. The award record, the annual contract files and the code lists are not published together. This edition reads them into one table where a column means the same thing in every row.

“Construction is the largest market this register publishes, and the amendments recorded against it are larger still. The award decision is not where this market’s value settles.”

“Construction is the largest market this register publishes, and the amendments recorded against it are larger still. The award decision is not where this market’s value settles.”

“Construction is the largest market this register publishes, and the amendments recorded against it are larger still. The award decision is not where this market’s value settles.”

What it answers

What it answers

What it answers

Every question below is answered in a named section, not implied.

Every question below is answered in a named section, not implied.

01

01

How large is the market a supplier can actually bid for, as opposed to the figure the register publishes?

How large is the market a supplier can actually bid for, as opposed to the figure the register publishes?

How large is the market a supplier can actually bid for, as opposed to the figure the register publishes?

SECTION 5.2 THE HEADLINE FIGURES

SECTION 5.2 THE HEADLINE FIGURES

02

02

Where in that market does the money sit, and how few contracts hold it?

Where in that market does the money sit, and how few contracts hold it?

Where in that market does the money sit, and how few contracts hold it?

SECTION 5.4 THE SHAPE OF THE MARKET

SECTION 5.4 THE SHAPE OF THE MARKET

03

03

Is the market concentrated, and on which side, the firms that win or the buyers that buy?

Is the market concentrated, and on which side, the firms that win or the buyers that buy?

Is the market concentrated, and on which side, the firms that win or the buyers that buy?

SECTIONS 5.5 AND 5.6 WINNERS AND BUYERS

SECTIONS 5.5 AND 5.6 WINNERS AND BUYERS

04

04

What keeps a new entrant out, the procedures or what a bidder has to prove?

What keeps a new entrant out, the procedures or what a bidder has to prove?

What keeps a new entrant out, the procedures or what a bidder has to prove?

SECTIONS 5.8 AND 7.3 CHANNEL AND QUALIFICATION

SECTIONS 5.8 AND 7.3 CHANNEL AND QUALIFICATION

05

05

Which statute does a given buyer procure under, and why does that decide everything else?

Which statute does a given buyer procure under, and why does that decide everything else?

Which statute does a given buyer procure under, and why does that decide everything else?

SECTIONS 6.6 AND 7.2 WHICH RULEBOOK APPLIES

SECTIONS 6.6 AND 7.2 WHICH RULEBOOK APPLIES

06

06

How much of a construction contract's value arrives after the award?

How much of a construction contract's value arrives after the award?

How much of a construction contract's value arrives after the award?

SECTION 8.1 AFTER THE AWARD

SECTION 8.1 AFTER THE AWARD

ONE FIGURE FROM THE EDITION

ONE FIGURE FROM THE EDITION

Most awards are small, and most of the money is not in them.

Most awards are small, and most of the money is not in them.

Most awards are small, and most of the money is not in them.

Awards between 1 mn and 50 mn EUR carry 66.88 per cent of new award value in 1,343 contracts, won by 392 firms. Above 50 mn EUR there are 16 awards and 7 winners. Below 25,000 EUR only 21.6 per cent of band value was awarded after a published call, so that is where the work stops being discoverable from the published record.

Awards between 1 mn and 50 mn EUR carry 66.88 per cent of new award value in 1,343 contracts, won by 392 firms. Above 50 mn EUR there are 16 awards and 7 winners. Below 25,000 EUR only 21.6 per cent of band value was awarded after a published call, so that is where the work stops being discoverable from the published record.

FIGURE F3, SHARE OF AWARDS AND SHARE OF VALUE BY CONTRACT SIZE BAND, HEADLINE POPULATION.

FIGURE F3, SHARE OF AWARDS AND SHARE OF VALUE BY CONTRACT SIZE BAND, HEADLINE POPULATION.

What is in the 41 pages

What is in the 41 pages

What is in the 41 pages

PAGES SECTION WHAT IS IN IT

PAGES SECTION WHAT IS IN IT

3 About this report What the edition covers, and why the population is the primary CPV 45 cut of the register.

4 to 6 Executive summary Ten numbered statements, each one traceable to a table.

4 to 6 Executive summary Ten numbered statements, each one traceable to a table.

7 to 8 Methodology How new awards are separated from amendments, how value is treated, and what is left out.

9 to 16 Market X-ray How big the market is, where the money sits, who buys, who wins, how concentrated each side is, and the cross border floor.

17 to 20 Segments Five segments, which rulebook governs each, and the two totals that must not be added.

17 to 20 Segments Five segments, which rulebook governs each, and the two totals that must not be added.

21 to 26 Guide for foreign contractors Which statute applies, the qualification wall, consortia, subcontracting, and where to start.

21 to 26 Guide for foreign contractors Which statute applies, the qualification wall, consortia, subcontracting, and where to start.

27 to 30 Playbook for Lithuanian suppliers What arrives after the award, how deep the customer list has to be, and segment growth against customer concentration.

27 to 30 Playbook for Lithuanian suppliers What arrives after the award, how deep the customer list has to be, and segment growth against customer concentration.

31 to 35 Limitations, sources and statements Every base, every limitation, the licence block and the independence statement.

31 to 35 Limitations, sources and statements Every base, every limitation, the licence block and the independence statement.

36 to 41 Annex The data package, the named tables printed in full, and the table index.

Page numbers refer to the PDF, cover included, so you know where everything is before you buy it.

Page numbers refer to the PDF, cover included, so you know where everything is before you buy it.

The four traps

The four traps

The four traps

NR THE TRAP WHY IT MATTERS

01 Two thirds of the recorded value is re-pricing, not new work The register publishes 25.50 bn EUR of construction value. New award decisions come to 8.63 bn. A plan sized on the larger figure is sized against a market that is not there to be bid for.

02 The concentration is on the buyer side, not the supplier side 4,059 winners share the market at 128.0 on the Herfindahl index, while 2,048 buyers hold it at 361.9, and at segment level buyer concentration reaches 1,607.9.

03 What keeps a new entrant out is not the procedure 95.67% of value was awarded in a channel where a call for competition had been published, and the one channel a newcomer could not have bid for, negotiation with no call, is 61 contracts and 1.35% of value. What binds is the capacity threshold.

04 The addressable market is 1,343 contracts Those contracts carry 66.88% of new award value and were won by 392 firms. The band above 50 mn EUR is 16 awards and 7 winners.

NR THE TRAP WHY IT MATTERS

01 Two thirds of the recorded value is re-pricing, not new work The register publishes 25.50 bn EUR of construction value. New award decisions come to 8.63 bn. A plan sized on the larger figure is sized against a market that is not there to be bid for.

02 The concentration is on the buyer side, not the supplier side 4,059 winners share the market at 128.0 on the Herfindahl index, while 2,048 buyers hold it at 361.9, and at segment level buyer concentration reaches 1,607.9.

03 What keeps a new entrant out is not the procedure 95.67% of value was awarded in a channel where a call for competition had been published, and the one channel a newcomer could not have bid for, negotiation with no call, is 61 contracts and 1.35% of value. What binds is the capacity threshold.

04 The addressable market is 1,343 contracts Those contracts carry 66.88% of new award value and were won by 392 firms. The band above 50 mn EUR is 16 awards and 7 winners.

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How this edition is built

How this edition is built

How this edition is built

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ANOTHER FIGURE FROM THE EDITION

ANOTHER FIGURE FROM THE EDITION

Demand concentration is a segment story, not a market story.

Demand concentration is a segment story, not a market story.

Demand concentration is a segment story, not a market story.

Pooled across the market, buyer concentration is 361.9 on the Herfindahl index. At segment level it reaches 1,607.9 in utility, energy and water networks, 4.44 times the pooled figure. A plan written against the pooled number is written against a market that does not exist at segment level.

Pooled across the market, buyer concentration is 361.9 on the Herfindahl index. At segment level it reaches 1,607.9 in utility, energy and water networks, 4.44 times the pooled figure. A plan written against the pooled number is written against a market that does not exist at segment level.

FIGURE F1, VALUE AND BUYER CONCENTRATION BY SEGMENT, HEADLINE POPULATION.

FIGURE F1, VALUE AND BUYER CONCENTRATION BY SEGMENT, HEADLINE POPULATION.

45,320 rows, 26 columns. One row is one contract.

45,320 rows, 26 columns. One row is one contract.

45,320 rows, 26 columns. One row is one contract.

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