China's 2025 government procurement totals 3.321 trillion yuan, SMEs win 69.49%
China's Ministry of Finance released the 2025 national government procurement summary on September 28, reporting a total scale of 3,321.296 billion yuan. Goods accounted for 23.95%, engineering projects 39.28%, and services 36.77%. Open tendering dominated at 77.49%. Contracts awarded to small and medium enterprises reached 69.49% of total procurement. Green procurement also featured prominently, with energy-saving and water-saving product procurement at 384.86 billion yuan.
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China's 2025 Government Procurement Reaches 33.21 Trillion Yuan, Data Shows
China's Ministry of Finance released a summary of national government procurement for 2025, reporting a total scale of 33,212.96 billion yuan. The procurement is broken down into goods (7,953.92 billion yuan, 23.95%), engineering projects (13,045.08 billion yuan, 39.28%), and services (12,213.96 billion yuan, 36.77%). By organizational form, centralized government procurement accounted for 6,244.43 billion yuan (18.8%), departmental centralized procurement for 1,021.15 billion yuan (3.07%), and decentralized procurement for 25,947.38 billion yuan (78.12%). In terms of procurement methods, open tendering dominated at 77.49%, followed by competitive consultation at 12.35%, single-source procurement at 3.12%, framework agreement procurement at 3.71%, competitive negotiation at 1.75%, invitation tendering at 0.89%, and inquiry at 0.65%. The data provides a comprehensive overview of China's government spending patterns and procurement practices for the year.
Read sourceChina's 2025 government procurement totals 33.21 trillion yuan, up in green and SME support
China's Ministry of Finance released the 2025 national government procurement summary, reporting a total procurement scale of 33,212.96 billion yuan. The breakdown shows goods procurement at 7,953.92 billion yuan (23.95%), engineering at 13,045.08 billion yuan (39.28%), and services at 12,213.96 billion yuan (36.77%). In terms of organization, centralized procurement accounted for 18.8%, departmental centralized procurement 3.07%, and decentralized procurement 78.12%. Open tendering dominated procurement methods at 77.49%. The report highlights the growing role of procurement policy: mandatory and preferential procurement of energy-saving and water-saving products reached 384.86 billion yuan (90.92% of similar products), and preferential procurement of environmental products reached 812.68 billion yuan (87.41%). Contracts awarded to small and medium enterprises totaled 23,081.62 billion yuan, or 69.49% of total procurement, with micro and small enterprises receiving 63.42% of that amount. Over 100 billion yuan was spent on agricultural products from poverty-alleviated regions via the '832' platform. The top central procurement units were the National Health Commission, Ministry of Education, and Chinese Academy of Sciences; top provincial procurers were Guangdong, Sichuan, and Shanghai.
China's 2025 Government Procurement Spending Reaches 33.21 Trillion Yuan
China's Ministry of Finance released the 2025 national government procurement summary on September 28, reporting total procurement spending of 33.21296 trillion yuan. The spending was broken down into three categories: goods at 7.95392 trillion yuan (23.95% of total), engineering projects at 13.04508 trillion yuan (39.28%), and services at 12.21396 trillion yuan (36.77%). By organizational form, centralized procurement accounted for 6.24443 trillion yuan (18.8%), departmental centralized procurement for 1.02115 trillion yuan (3.07%), and decentralized procurement for 25.94738 trillion yuan (78.12%). In terms of procurement methods, open tendering dominated at 77.49% of total spending, followed by competitive consultation at 12.35%, framework agreement procurement at 3.71%, single-source procurement at 3.12%, competitive negotiation at 1.75%, inquiry at 0.65%, and invited bidding at 0.89%. The data reflects the scale and structure of China's public sector procurement activities for the fiscal year.
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China's Ministry of Finance: 2025 National Government Procurement Reaches 3.321 Trillion Yuan
On September 28, China's Ministry of Finance released a summary of national government procurement for 2025, reporting a total scale of 3.321296 trillion yuan. The procurement is broken down into three categories: goods at 795.392 billion yuan (23.95%), projects at 1.304508 trillion yuan (39.28%), and services at 1.221396 trillion yuan (36.77%). By organizational form, centralized procurement accounted for 624.443 billion yuan (18.8%), departmental centralized procurement for 102.115 billion yuan (3.07%), and decentralized procurement for 2.594738 trillion yuan (78.12%). By procurement method, open tenders dominated at 77.49%, followed by competitive consultation at 12.35%, framework agreement procurement at 3.71%, single-source procurement at 3.12%, competitive negotiation at 1.75%, invitation tenders at 0.89%, and inquiry at 0.65%. The data reflects the scale and structure of China's public sector spending for the year.
Read sourceChina's Ministry of Finance: 2025 National Government Procurement Scale Reaches 3.321 Trillion Yuan
According to a report from People's Financial News on September 28, China's Ministry of Finance released a brief overview of national government procurement for 2025, stating that the total procurement scale reached 3,321.296 billion yuan. The breakdown by category shows goods procurement at 795.392 billion yuan (23.95% of total), engineering at 1,304.508 billion yuan (39.28%), and services at 1,221.396 billion yuan (36.77%). By organizational form, centralized government procurement accounted for 624.443 billion yuan (18.8%), departmental centralized procurement for 102.115 billion yuan (3.07%), and decentralized procurement for 2,594.738 billion yuan (78.12%). By procurement method, open tendering dominated at 77.49%, followed by competitive consultation at 12.35%, single-source procurement at 3.12%, framework agreement procurement at 3.71%, competitive negotiation at 1.75%, invitation to bid at 0.89%, and inquiry at 0.65%. The data reflects the scale and structure of China's government procurement activities in 2025.
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