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- On 4 November, Vilnius Gediminas Technical University listed a €360,000 Microsoft software licensing procurement. Education technology suppliers and training providers can explore institutional supply opportunities and contact HPC for sourcing and quotation support.
- Lithuania’s November procurement activity includes environmental and energy-related opportunities, while 23 environmental and energy bids were recorded by 10 November. Sustainable technology suppliers can pursue relevant tenders and contact HPC for supplier matching.
- Lithuanian public procurement notices include professional and technical service requirements. Financial consultants, insurers and business-service providers can monitor relevant opportunities and contact HPC for commercial introductions and quotation support.
- A procurement market report recorded 319 new public bids during 2–8 November. Government suppliers and service providers can review opportunities across construction, healthcare, goods and digital services, and contact HPC for tender support.
- On 2 November, a medical equipment procurement for Jonava Hospital carried an estimated value of €564,096. On 3 November, laboratory reagents procurement was listed at €3 million. Medical suppliers can contact HPC for sourcing and quotation support.
- Lithuanian procurement notices include professional clothing and special workwear worth approximately €247,934, published on 3 November. Uniform, staffing and training suppliers can explore public-sector demand and contact HPC for supply opportunities.
- On 3 November, a fuel procurement for Elektrėnai Utilities was listed at €214,900, alongside a €123,967 road-maintenance salt and sand mixture procurement. Industrial suppliers can contact HPC for sourcing and delivery coordination.
- On 4 November, engineering network and infrastructure works in Trakai were listed at an estimated €6 million. A €505,000 heat-storage tank installation was also listed on 3 November. Contractors and equipment suppliers can contact HPC for project support.
- Lithuanian public bodies continue to seek software support and technical services, including court-administration system support listed on 3 November. Legal technology and compliance providers can explore relevant contracts and contact HPC for business introductions.
- Lithuania’s active public tender market provides opportunities for suppliers, contractors and service companies to form delivery partnerships. Businesses seeking local partners or commercial entry support can contact HPC for introductions and opportunity assessment.
- Kaunas University of Technology listed a long-range laser 3D scanner procurement worth €68,750 on 3 November. Research equipment suppliers and technical service firms can explore institutional demand and contact HPC for sourcing support.
- A television advertising services procurement worth approximately €115,503 was listed on 4 November. Media agencies, production companies and advertising suppliers can contact HPC for tender opportunities and commercial coordination.
- On 4 November, a Kaunas underground garage and stadium construction project was listed at an estimated €8.4 million. Construction firms, engineering companies and building-material suppliers can contact HPC for project sourcing support.
- Lithuania recorded substantial tender activity during 2–8 November, including software, engineering and equipment requirements. Startups with relevant products can pursue public-sector contracts and contact HPC for supplier introductions and market-entry support.
- Lithuanian institutions listed software, licensing and cybersecurity requirements during the first week of November. A €360,000 university software licensing procurement was published on 4 November. IT providers can contact HPC for sourcing and tender support.
- A new Class M3 bus procurement worth approximately €99,174 was listed on 4 November. Transport operators, vehicle suppliers and hospitality service providers can explore related opportunities and contact HPC for commercial coordination.
Sector stories & insights.
On 6 November, the EU highlighted Lithuania’s ENERLIT project, with a total budget of approximately €11 million, supporting energy-efficiency research in buildings, transport and industry.
Universities, engineering consultants and training providers can explore research partnerships, technical education and energy-efficiency programmes.
On 6 November, the European Commission highlighted ENERLIT, an EU-supported project helping Lithuania reduce energy consumption and emissions across buildings, transport and industry.
ESG consultants, energy auditors and sustainable-technology suppliers can explore project partnerships and efficiency solutions.
On 4 November, the government instructed ministries to assess excess profits in the fuel, electricity and heating sectors and prepare proposals for a possible windfall tax.
Financial advisers and tax consultants can support energy businesses with tax planning, financial assessments and regulatory analysis.
On 4 November, Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius requested an assessment of potential excess-profit taxation for energy companies, with findings due on 9 November.
Legal advisers, economists and policy consultants can support businesses with regulatory assessments and tax-impact planning.
No major new healthcare construction announcement was verified for 2–8 November. Lithuania continues to support medical research and digital-health development through its wider EU-funded innovation programmes.
Medical technology suppliers, healthcare consultants and research institutions can explore partnerships in diagnostics, digital health and specialist services.
The government's 4 November review of energy-sector profits also considers the potential effects of taxation on businesses and consumers.
HR consultants and recruitment firms can help energy companies assess workforce costs, staffing requirements and organisational planning.
On 5 November, LRT reported that Orlen was reconsidering the remaining modernisation investment at Lithuania’s only oil refinery, estimated at around US$600–700 million.
Industrial contractors, equipment suppliers and engineering firms can explore maintenance, modernisation and industrial supply-chain opportunities.
On 7 November, the government’s energy-sector review highlighted concerns about energy security and the financial position of major energy companies.
Energy engineers, grid specialists and infrastructure suppliers can explore opportunities in electricity resilience, energy efficiency and industrial modernisation.
On 4 November, the government began reviewing possible additional taxation of energy-sector profits, including fuel, electricity and heating businesses.
Tax lawyers, compliance specialists and accounting firms can offer regulatory advice, tax-impact assessments and corporate compliance services.
On 5 November, LRT reported that Orlen was reconsidering the remaining US$600–700 million investment required for the Mažeikiai refinery modernisation.
Corporate finance advisers and industrial investors can support project financing, investment assessments and strategic partnership discussions.
On 4 November, the government requested an assessment of excess profits across fuel, electricity and heating businesses, including the potential impact on consumers and public finances.
Market research firms can provide energy-price analysis, industry benchmarking and investment intelligence.
On 6 November, the EU highlighted climate-resilience initiatives in Lithuania, including research and energy-efficiency projects supported by European funding.
PR agencies and communications consultants can develop sustainability campaigns, stakeholder communications and public-awareness programmes.
On 6 November, the EU highlighted ENERLIT, an approximately €11 million project supporting energy efficiency in buildings and other major sectors.
Property developers, architects and building contractors can explore renovation, energy-audit and sustainable-construction opportunities.
A funding call accepting applications from 3–30 November provides €148,068 for community organisations linked to renewable-energy production.
Clean-energy startups, local developers and investors can explore community-energy partnerships and renewable-project opportunities.
On 6 November, the EU highlighted ENERLIT's work on tools to monitor Lithuania’s energy and climate targets and improve modelling of energy use and emissions.
Software developers, data specialists and technology providers can explore energy-monitoring platforms, analytics and digital sustainability solutions.
On 6 November, the EU highlighted climate-resilience initiatives designed to strengthen infrastructure and communities against extreme weather and other climate risks.
Hotels, tourism operators and destination managers can explore energy-efficiency upgrades, sustainable facilities and climate-resilient tourism services.