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The Quebec market, award by award. Nothing is added from one register to the other.

Key figures

189,005awards2021 → 2026how it's counted

Awards — where the number comes from

The calculation
189,005 awards
What goes in
The awards on Quebec notices published from 2021 to 2026 — by the notice's publication date —, with no status filter. The category and method filters, when set, also apply. They involve 16,728 distinct suppliers and 2,901 contracting authorities, 983 of them active this year. Each supplier linked to at least one of these awards counts once, by the identity Lauréo gives it, excluding hidden suppliers. Counting is not naming: none is named here. The authorities with at least one of these awards. “Active this year”: those with an award on a notice published since January 1, 2026.
Source
SEAO — Quebec open data · CC-BY 4.0 · data up to date as of October 4, 2026 · link to this detail
$255,313median awardover 183,978 declared amounts, or 97.34%see the 189,005 awards

Median award — where the number comes from

The calculation
The median of the 183,978 declared amounts: $255,313. It is an amount actually awarded: when their number is even, the smaller of the two middle values.
What goes in
183,978 declared amounts count, out of 189,005 awards; the others stay out of the median.
Source
SEAO — Quebec open data · CC-BY 4.0 · data up to date as of October 4, 2026 · link to this detail

Trends

awards by quarter481624last 8 quarters

awardsdeclared median

7,0392025 T17,2232025 T25,0332025 T34,5482025 T47,2832026 T15,4692026 T21,3952026 T342026 T4partial quarter
The data behind this chart
The data behind this chart
QuarterAwardsDeclared medianDeclared amounts
2025-T17,039$286,9116,883
2025-T27,223$267,3176,778
2025-T35,033$239,9994,894
2025-T44,548$242,6304,214
2026-T17,283$262,8106,894
2026-T25,469$268,4155,380
2026-T31,395$231,2381,394
2026-T4 · partial quarter4$72,5014
how it's counted — Trends

Trends — where the number comes from

What goes in
Two series, two axes, never added together: the number of awards and the declared median. Across the complete years 2005 to 2025, May is the busiest month for publication and August the quietest — 1.4 times as many.
Source
SEAO — Quebec open data · CC-BY 4.0 · data up to date as of October 4, 2026 · link to this detail

SEAO, Données Québec · aggregates of October 4, 2026

Which sectors are heating up

seasonally adjusted
Sector2024-T42025-T12025-T22025-T32025-T42026-T12026-T22026-T3
The market-24+24+22-18-27+28+14-19
Construction and infrastructure-21+7+9-8-14+14+15-3
Environment and natural resources+9+1-3+11+6-2-200
Equipment and supplies+13-5-130+19-6-6-2
Transport and vehicles+5-17-2+19+5-15-7+12
Engineering and architecture+14-2+1-4-3-9-13+15
Information technology+26+1-8+8+15-25-15-2
Professional services+26-31-21+13+38-370+13
Security and maintenance+21-10-6+1+15-7-24+10
Health and social services+23+3-23+5+28-23-9-3
Education and training+33+2+6-3+4-11-11-20
how it's calculated — Which sectors are heating up

Which sectors are heating up — where the number comes from

What goes in
How far each sector moved from the market, in points. A sector rising with everyone else is neutral; a sector rising more is hot. colder than the markethotter than the market The season the whole market follows: this is what is subtracted from the rows above. Counted in published tender notices — a notice can belong to several sectors, so there is no row total and no column total. 8 complete quarters; the current quarter is left out, because a pale cell caused by missing days would read as “it cooled down”.
Source
SEAO — Quebec open data · CC-BY 4.0 · data up to date as of October 4, 2026 · link to this detail

SEAO, Données Québec · aggregates of October 4, 2026

Why sole-source

the source is silent — SEAO does not publish a reason.

Decision time

26 daysmedian delayover 119,539 noticeshow it's calculated

Decision time — where the number comes from

The calculation
26 days · 13–46
What goes in
days between the notice's closing date and the first award, all notices · median and middle half · over 119,539 notices
Distribution
Source
SEAO — Quebec open data · CC-BY 4.0 · data up to date as of October 4, 2026 · link to this detail

This delay covers all of Quebec: the category and method filters do not apply to it.

how it's calculated — By method

By method — where the number comes from

What goes in
This delay covers all of Quebec: the category and method filters do not apply to it.
Breakdown
By method
MethodMedianMiddle halfNotices
Public call for tenders2613–46101,698
Unclassified method2914–5113,081
By invitation136–244,317
Selective3011–57443
Source
SEAO — Quebec open data · CC-BY 4.0 · data up to date as of October 4, 2026 · link to this detail