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How much competition does a tender for Radio, TV & communications in Croatia face?

A median of 1 bid per procedure; 70% of procedures ended with a single bidder (270 awards with a bid count). National average for Croatia across all sectors: 9.4 bids.

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The market norm in numbers

MetricSectorNational averageSample
Bids per procedure (median)19.4270
Procedures with a single bidder70%25%270
Awards to a repeat winner74%79%269
Distinct winners775,665272
Awards to companies from abroad4%2%272
Award relative to estimate (median)96%81%153
Bids from SMEs82%64%270
Bids from abroad3%4%270

How to read these numbers

Of 31 sectors in Croatia with a bid count, Radio, TV & communications ranks 29 for competition. Every second tender effectively ends without competition — showing up often wins. 74% of awards went to companies that had already won with the same buyer — the incumbent is the rule, newcomers need a price or quality edge.

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Frequently asked questions

How many bidders does a tender for Radio, TV & communications in Croatia get?

A median of 1 bid per procedure, measured on 270 awards with a bid count since 2023. 70% of procedures had a single bidder.

How often does the incumbent win in Croatia?

74% of awards in Radio, TV & communications went to a company that had already won with the same buyer.

Do foreign companies stand a chance in Croatia for Radio, TV & communications?

4% of awards went to companies based outside Croatia.

What share of the estimate does the winner get in Radio, TV & communications?

The award came in at a median 96% of the estimated value.

Where the numbers come from

From the documented awards of every portal we read (TED and the national portals), aggregated every night. Bid counts come from the award notices themselves (TED BT-759, PLACSP, OCDS, Hilma, ANAC); incumbency counts whether the winner had won with the same buyer before; abroad means the winner's country differs from the buyer's. Metrics below the minimum sample are not shown.

As of 25/10/2026 · n = 272