14400000 06/05/2026

Italy – Salt and pure sodium chloride – GARA EUROPEA A PROCEDURA APERTA PER L’AFFIDAMENTO DI FORNITURA DI CLORURO DI SODIO MINERALE (SALGEMMA) SFUSO DA SILOS CON ANTIAMMASSANTE PER DISGELO STRADALE ESTRATTO DA SOTTOSUOLO CON TECNICA MINERARIA

Est. Value €421,384
14410000 05/27/2026

Finland – Rock salt – Vuorisuolan hankinta

Est. Value €600,000
14210000 05/28/2026

Norway – Hire of industrial vehicles with driver – the hire of site machines/various services/procurement of matter.

Est. Value Not Disclosed
14212410 06/01/2026

France – Agricultural and horticultural products – FOURNITURE DE SUBSTRATS, TERRE VEGETALE, PAILLAGES, AMENDEMENTS, PRODUITS DE BIOCONTROLE, INSECTES AUXILIAIRES POUR LES BESOINS DU MUSEUM NATIONAL D'HISTOIRE NATURELLE

Est. Value Not Disclosed
14000000 05/26/2026

Germany – Mining, basic metals and related products – Lieferung von Steinmaterial für die Fachbereiche 51, 52, 54 und 55 (15 Lose)

Est. Value Not Disclosed
14711000 05/25/2026

Czechia – Iron – Dodávky hutního materiálu

Est. Value Not Disclosed
14210000 05/22/2026

Sweden – Transport services (excl. Waste transport) – Leverans av grus- och bitumenbundna material 2026

Est. Value €3,000,000
14410000 06/05/2026

Netherlands – Road salt – Levering van Strooizout

Est. Value Not Disclosed
14212200 05/23/2026

Sweden – Aggregates – Natursten

Est. Value Not Disclosed
14212400 06/04/2026

Netherlands – Soil – Raamovereenkomst leveren compost(mengsel)

Est. Value Not Disclosed
14622000 05/25/2026

Spain – Steel – La realización de uno, varios o todos los lotes del suministro de uno, varios o todos los lotes de materiales de construcción y otros así como de los servicios necesarios para ejecución de obras con cargo al PFEA 2025 para el Excmo. Ayuntamiento de Puente Genil (Córdoba)

Est. Value €150
14212300 05/26/2026

Romania – Broken and crushed stone – Furnizare piatra de cariera si concasata pentru Administratia Bazinala de Apa Mures/S.G.A. Mures/S.G.A. Alba/S.G.A. Hunedoara .

Est. Value €138,000
14622000 05/25/2026

Poland – Steel – SVA/4620-171/2026 Zakup i dostawa wyrobów stalowych na potrzeby prac konstrukcyjnych i montażowych realizowanych przez Dział Produkcji/Ślusarnia – przeznaczenie – wiaty garażowe Biała Podlaska

Est. Value Not Disclosed
14212000 06/02/2026

France – Surface work for highways – A64 - Entretien des chaussées -Tarbes Est/Montréjeau (PK 154 à 180)

Est. Value Not Disclosed
14000000 06/04/2026

Netherlands – Mining, basic metals and related products – Framework agreement purchase and supply copper-nickel alloys

Est. Value €991,735
14210000 06/01/2026

Spain – Gravel, sand, crushed stone and aggregates – Contratacion de suministro de materiales, servicios y obras necesarios para la ejecución de varias obras incluidas en el Programa para el Fomento del Empleo Agrario Ordinario 2025.

Est. Value €36,539
14210000 06/02/2026

France – Coated roadstone – Accord-cadre mono attributaire à bons de commande pour la fourniture et la livraison de matériaux de voirie pour l’entretien de la voirie de la Commune de Baugé-en-Anjou

Est. Value Not Disclosed
14820000 06/01/2026

Spain – Windows, doors and related items – Acuerdo marco de suministro de materiales de mantenimiento para el Hospital Universitario Central de Asturias y Hospital Vital Álvarez Buylla de Mieres

Est. Value €192,000

Mining, basic metals and related products under CPV division 14 cover EU procurement of ores, metals, minerals, and related raw materials by public sector buyers. Major contracting authorities in this category include state-owned mining companies, national railways and infrastructure authorities procuring steel and metal components, defence agencies, and industrial public enterprises. The strategic importance of critical raw materials — rare earths, lithium, cobalt, and platinum group metals essential for EU green and digital transition industries — has elevated this procurement category in EU industrial policy discussions.

EU procurement policy intersects with the Critical Raw Materials Act in this division — member states and EU institutions are increasing monitoring of supply chain concentration and diversification in metal and mineral procurement. Steel procurement by infrastructure authorities (rail, roads, ports) is typically linked to construction framework agreements spanning CPV 44 (construction materials) and CPV 14 (metals). Suppliers should be aware that some member state procurement authorities apply domestic preference mechanisms for strategic materials — these must be compliant with EU internal market rules and are subject to challenge if not properly justified.

Contract notices under CPV division 14 are published by contracting authorities across all 27 EU member states on TED Europa. Verify current deadlines directly on TED before beginning bid preparation, as corrigenda (correction notices) may have modified the original published deadline. Estimated values shown are from the original contract notice — final awarded values are disclosed in Contract Award Notices published after the procedure concludes.

Frequently Asked Questions — CPV 14

What metals and minerals are procured under CPV 14?
CPV 14 covers iron and steel (CPV 14620000), precious metals (CPV 14630000), non-ferrous metals including copper, aluminium, and nickel (CPV 14700000), mining products (CPV 14200000), and stone, sand, and gravel (CPV 14100000). Industrial minerals and aggregates for construction are also classified here, though they frequently appear alongside CPV 44 (construction materials) in combined contracts.
Are there EU rules on country of origin for metal procurement?
The EU does not apply general domestic preference for metals — the single market and WTO Government Procurement Agreement (GPA) prohibit discrimination against EU-origin suppliers and GPA-covered countries. However, the EU's International Procurement Instrument (IPI) allows the Commission to restrict access for suppliers from third countries that do not offer EU companies reciprocal market access. Defence procurement has broader exemptions under Article 346 TFEU.
How does the EU Critical Raw Materials Act affect procurement?
The Critical Raw Materials Act (2024) sets strategic targets for EU domestic production and diversification of critical mineral supply chains. For public procurement, it encourages strategic reserves and supply chain monitoring. Contracting authorities in energy, defence, and technology sectors are increasingly required to assess supply chain risk in tender specifications. The Act does not create direct procurement mandates but informs member state national plans that may translate into supply chain certification requirements.

Related Resources

← All CPV Divisions Closing in 30 Days Closing This Week Contract Awards
TenderMetric — Independent EU procurement intelligence platform. Not affiliated with the EU Publications Office, the European Commission, or TED (Tenders Electronic Daily). Tender data is sourced from TED for informational purposes only; always verify procurement notices directly at ted.europa.eu before submitting a bid. Full Disclaimer  ·  Last Reviewed: April 2026  ·  Data Methodology