Uzbekistan tender digest for 22.10.2026: 2,052 lots worth 771.2 billion sum

On 22.10.2026, TenderLabs logged 2,052 new lots worth a total of 771.2 billion sum. The day was uneven. Energy leads by count with 355 lots, but construction takes far more money: 525 billion sum against 50.8 billion. One large lot explains that gap, not a broad surge in demand for contractors. The other sectors sit between 63 and 203 lots, where you can find your niche without fighting over the same budget.

Energy and construction

• Energy — 355 lots — 50.8 billion sum
• Construction — 346 lots — 525 billion sum

Energy gives the widest flow of bids, but the average lot price is modest. Many of these are service, repair and consumables purchases. Construction takes almost the whole day's budget: one site in Samarkand region is worth 51.8 billion sum, and demand for subcontracting, materials and logistics will likely follow it. If you work in construction, look past the big lot itself and check the related purchases, where the money spreads more evenly.

IT, equipment and vehicles

• IT — 203 lots — 37.7 billion sum
• Equipment and machinery — 158 lots — 58.7 billion sum
• Cars and special vehicles — 113 lots — 5.8 billion sum

IT holds third place by count: 203 lots worth 37.7 billion sum, covering system support, licences and hardware. Equipment and machinery pulled in 58.7 billion sum across 158 lots, so individual items here cost more than in IT. Cars and special vehicles: 113 lots for just 5.8 billion sum. The market is active, but the sums are small. Win here with fast submission and a buffer on delivery times.

Food, advertising, chemicals and furnishing

• Food products — 148 lots — 9.4 billion sum
• Marketing, advertising and printing — 110 lots — 9.9 billion sum
• Chemicals and household goods — 103 lots — 1.5 billion sum
• Furniture and furnishing — 81 lots — 2.1 billion sum
• Stationery and paper — 63 lots — 287.3 million sum

This is the sector of short money and frequent deliveries. Food and advertising run almost level at 9.4 and 9.9 billion sum, but food has more lots, so the average ticket is lower and bids are many. Chemicals and household goods drew only 1.5 billion sum across 103 lots. The winners here are those with small-scale logistics in place. Stationery and paper: 63 lots for 287.3 million sum. The sums are small, but the entry bar is low, which makes it a good place to test your first digital signature and first procedures.

Biggest lot of the day

• Construction of a new building for the Samarkand inter-district economic and administrative courts — 51.8 billion sum — Samarkand region

This single lot is about a tenth of the day's whole budget, so it sets the tone for construction. If you are not ready to take on the main contract, look at material supply, engineering systems and landscaping work. A second pool of purchases usually forms around sites like this.

Popular directions

• Fuel and lubricants — 92 lots
• Gas and gas supply — 89 lots
• Computers and laptops — 80 lots
• Design, surveys and expert review — 80 lots
• Vehicle service and repair — 76 lots

These directions split almost evenly, with no clear leader. Fuel and lubricants plus gas mean regular deliveries, where stability and unit price matter. Computers and laptops tie into the IT sector: 80 lots is a good reason to check whether you have access to stock. Design and surveys at 80 lots signal that clients are preparing future construction, and contractors with expert review experience will be in demand.

What to note as a supplier

• Start with energy and construction: 355 and 346 lots give the widest choice, and your odds of finding a purchase that fits your profile are higher than in narrow sectors.
• If your turnover is small, look at stationery, chemicals and furniture: 63, 103 and 81 lots at low sums mean less competition and easier qualification.
• Check fuel and lubricants (92 lots) and gas (89 lots). These are regular deliveries where you can hold a position over several periods, not just once.
• Keep your digital signature and document pack ready. In sectors with a short delivery cycle, decisions come fast, and a delay with your signature costs you the lot.
• Approach the 51.8 billion sum lot in Samarkand region through subcontracting and related supply. Bidding directly takes serious resources.

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