Public sector
Companies that do business with the state leave a public trail: awarded contracts, contract values, and their beneficial owners.
Two different records
Public procurement shows what a company won, from whom and for how much. The register of public sector partners shows who actually stands behind it, because entities trading with the state must disclose their beneficial owners.
Together they are the most complete public picture of ownership available in Slovakia, though only for the subset of companies that fall within their scope.
Where it is used
Beneficial owner data feeds KYB and anti-money-laundering checks. Procurement data serves competitive analysis and lead qualification: a supplier to the state has verifiable revenue.
Registers in this group
Each register below is a separate source. Those with their own page also document the exact fields and update frequency.
CRZ – Central Registry of Contracts
Public contracts signed with the state and public administration.
Register detailITMS2014+ (EU funds)
Recipients of EU structural funds including allocated amounts and project details.
Register detailCRP – Central Project Register
Publicly funded projects including the beneficiary, the amount of support and the project status.
Register detailPPO – Register of economic operators
Register of qualified suppliers maintained by the Public Procurement Office (ÚVO).
Register detailPPO – Contracting authorities
Entities recorded as public contracting authorities including their classification.
Register detailPPO – Procurement ban
List of entities banned from participating in public procurement.
Register detailPPO – References register
Ratings and references for companies from completed public contracts.
Register detailRPVS – Public Sector Partners
Register of public sector partners including ultimate beneficial owners.
Register detailTED – Tenders Electronic Daily
European public tenders published in the Official Journal of the EU.
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