Daily Tender Snapshot: Volume and Value Trends
The global procurement landscape on November 27, 2025, recorded 719 new tenders published, with a combined estimated value of CAD 251,288,894.92. This represents a slight decrease of 5.6% from the 762 new tenders published on the previous day, November 26. The data shows a consistent pattern of high-volume weekdays, with November 27's count aligning closely with the monthly activity observed for other weekdays in late November.
A total of 170 tenders were awarded on this date. While the awarded value metric is not available for this specific day, the volume of awards indicates active contract finalization. Notably, the data shows zero closed tenders for November 27, which may reflect a specific reporting methodology or data collection focus on new publications and awards. The average bid window for new opportunities was 17.2 days, providing suppliers with a little over two weeks on average to prepare and submit their proposals.
- New Tenders: 719 published, valued at CAD 251.3 million.
- Awarded Tenders: 170 contracts finalized.
- Daily Change: A 5.6% drop from the 762 new tenders on November 26.
- Bid Window: Suppliers have an average of 17.2 days to respond to new opportunities.
Sector Spotlight: 'Other' Category Dominates New Publications
An analysis of the sector distribution for new tenders on November 27 reveals a diverse procurement landscape. The 'Other' category was the most prominent, accounting for 236 of the 719 new tenders. This broad category often encompasses specialized services, technology solutions, or mixed procurement types not classified under traditional headings, indicating a significant portion of complex or niche market demands.
Following this, the Goods sector was active with 152 new tenders, pointing to substantial physical product procurement. Non-Consulting Services (137 tenders) and Works (125 tenders) also showed strong activity, covering a range of operational services and construction or infrastructure projects. Consultant Services, while smaller in volume with 69 tenders, represents the demand for expert advisory and professional analysis.
- Other: 236 tenders (Largest segment).
- Goods: 152 tenders.
- Non-Consulting Services: 137 tenders.
- Works: 125 tenders.
- Consultant Services: 69 tenders.
Geographic Distribution: Canada Leads, Followed by UK and India
Geographically, Canada was the clear leader in originating new tender activity on November 27, with 427 publications. This strong domestic focus underscores a vibrant national procurement market. The United Kingdom followed as a distant second with 88 new tenders, maintaining its position as a key European hub for public and private sector contracts.
India ranked third with 28 new tenders, reflecting its growing procurement ecosystem. The 'Multiple Countries' category, with 19 tenders, highlights cross-border or internationally funded projects. Interestingly, Ethiopia appeared in the top five with 12 tenders, indicating specific regional activity worth monitoring for suppliers in that market.
- Canada: 427 tenders (59.4% of the top five total).
- United Kingdom: 88 tenders.
- India: 28 tenders.
- Multiple Countries: 19 tenders.
- Ethiopia: 12 tenders.
Award Insights and Notable Winning Suppliers
The list of top winners for November 27 shows a tie for the most contracts awarded, with three suppliers each securing three awards. LES SERVICES EXP INC., LUMEN, and DIVISION DE SONEPAR CANADA INC. led the day's activity. This suggests a competitive landscape where multiple firms are successfully securing business across different tenders.
Technology and digital services were also represented, with MICROSOFT CANADA INC. securing two awards. Notably, a government entity, the Ministère de la cybersécurité et du numérique (Ministry of Cybersecurity and Digital), also appeared as a winner of two contracts, which may indicate internal reallocations or specific public sector project awards. The data on awarded value is not provided, so the monetary scale of these wins is not detailed, but the volume points to consistent contract flow to both corporate and governmental winners.
- Top Winners (3 awards each): LES SERVICES EXP INC., LUMEN, DIVISION DE SONEPAR CANADA INC.
- Other Notable Winners (2 awards each): MICROSOFT CANADA INC., Ministère de la cybersécurité et du numérique.
- Award Volume: 170 total awards for the day.
- Supplier Diversity: Winners include service companies, tech firms, and a government ministry.