At its meeting on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, the government took note of the statistics on the award of public construction, supply and service contracts by the Principality of Liechtenstein for the year 2025. in 2025, the Specialized Unit for Public Procurement recorded a total of 353 contract awards with a total volume of 108 million Swiss francs. 52% of the contracts awarded by the country went to Liechtenstein tenderers. Of the remaining 48%, the majority of contracts were awarded to tenderers from Switzerland (44%). 133 contracts were awarded internationally due to costs exceeding the EEA/WTO thresholds. National tenders In the national tenders, more than 93% of the construction contracts were awarded to tenderers from Liechtenstein. The remaining 7% of construction contracts were awarded to bidders from Switzerland (5%), Belgium (0.9%) and the USA (0.7%). In the area of supply contracts, bidders from Liechtenstein were awarded more than 66% of the contracts. The remaining 34% of supply contracts were awarded to bidders from Switzerland (30%) and Austria (3%). The majority of service contracts also remained in Liechtenstein in 2025. More than 65% of orders were awarded to Liechtenstein tenderers. The remaining 35% of service contracts were awarded to tenderers from Switzerland (29%), Austria (3%), the USA (2%) and the Netherlands (0.6%). International Procurement In the area of international tenders (above the EEA/WTO thresholds), a total of 133 contract awards were recorded by the Specialised Unit for Public Procurement in 2025. This category includes construction projects with a construction contract value of more than CHF 5,573,777 as well as supply and service contracts with individual contract values exceeding the total value of CHF 143,923. More than 89% of the 25 construction contracts were awarded to Liechtenstein tenderers and 11% to Swiss tenderers. Of the eight supply contracts, 99% were awarded to Swiss tenderers and 1% to Liechtenstein tenderers. In the case of service contracts in the International Affairs sector, 100 contracts were awarded to tenderers from Switzerland (63%), Liechtenstein (32%), Denmark (3%), Germany (1%), Austria (0.9%), Ireland (0.5%), Iceland (0.3) and the USA (0.1%).