Who wins agricultural machinery contracts in Lithuania
73 contracts were awarded to 42 different
companies over the two years to July 2026, in CPV division 16. The median
award was €71k. Every row here comes from the award notice the
contracting authority published in the EU Official Journal.
- Contracts awarded
- 73
- Distinct winners
- 42
- Median award
- €71k
- With a published value
- 73 of 73
- Contract types
- Services 6, Supplies 67
The companies winning most often
2
UAB Gitana
5 contracts won
€240ktotal awarded
3
UAB "Dojus agro"
4 contracts won
€4.5Mtotal awarded
4
Mocevičiaus firma Ginalas
4 contracts won
€521ktotal awarded
5
UAB TECHNITIS LT
4 contracts won
€104ktotal awarded
6
UAB "Technika girioms ir parkams"
4 contracts won
€28ktotal awarded
9
UAB Dojus agro
2 contracts won
€4.6Mtotal awarded
10
UAB "Oksata"
2 contracts won
€788ktotal awarded
11
UAB Horo mechanika
2 contracts won
€477ktotal awarded
14
Mocevičiaus firma „Ginalas“
2 contracts won
€20ktotal awarded
15
UAB Veisodė
2 contracts won
€11ktotal awarded
16
Uždaroji akcinė bendrovė "Intrac Lietuva"
1 contract won
€5.7Mtotal awarded
17
Intrac Lietuva UAB
1 contract won
€448ktotal awarded
19
Uždaroji akcinė bendrovė „Parkų technika“
1 contract won
€255ktotal awarded
21
UAB "Stokker"
1 contract won
€222ktotal awarded
23
UAB "Hidora"
1 contract won
€164ktotal awarded
24
UAB SV Technika
1 contract won
€128ktotal awarded
25
UAB Agrotechnikos sprendimai
1 contract won
€123ktotal awarded
Ranked by number of contracts, not by value, because a single
framework agreement can carry a ceiling far larger than the work actually done
under it. Totals are the sum of published values and should be read as an order
of magnitude, not an audited figure.
Most recently awarded
The whole record, as data
These pages are a reading of one slice. The full run — every award in the
Union, with the winner and the value in euro — is published as a dataset you
can download and check yourself.
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See also:
every open tender in Lithuania ·
Agricultural machinery across the EU