Who buys transmission shafts, gears and bearing housings in the public sector.
44 public bodies issued 2,657 notices for goods in this family across 13 countries in the last year of their award records. Those countries imported USD 24bn of it in 2024. Here are the counts, country by country. The names are the book.
The counts are free. The list is withheld.
Ranked by notices in the family. A US count is federal contract actions, delivery orders included, so it is not comparable with a European notice count: compare buyers within a country, and use the import bill to compare countries.
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United StatesUSAspending, 2 Nov 2025 to 1 Nov 2026Goods notices2,547Public buyers18Imports 2024USD 11bn
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CanadaCanada contracts disclosure, 2 Nov 2025 to 1 Nov 2026Goods notices46Public buyers7Imports 2024USD 3.1bn
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AustraliaAusTender, 2 Nov 2025 to 1 Nov 2026Goods notices36Public buyers1Imports 2024USD 1.1bn
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RomaniaTED (EU), 3 Nov 2025 to 2 Nov 2026Goods notices8Public buyers3Imports 2024USD 587m
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HungaryTED (EU), 3 Nov 2025 to 2 Nov 2026Goods notices5Public buyers2Imports 2024USD 1.1bn
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BulgariaTED (EU), 3 Nov 2025 to 2 Nov 2026Goods notices4Public buyers2Imports 2024USD 108m
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FranceTED (EU), 3 Nov 2025 to 2 Nov 2026Goods notices2Public buyers2Imports 2024USD 2.5bn
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IrelandTED (EU), 3 Nov 2025 to 2 Nov 2026Goods notices2Public buyers2Imports 2024USD 101m
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ItalyTED (EU), 3 Nov 2025 to 2 Nov 2026Goods notices2Public buyers2Imports 2024USD 2.1bn
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PolandTED (EU), 3 Nov 2025 to 2 Nov 2026Goods notices2Public buyers2Imports 2024USD 2.0bn
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CroatiaTED (EU), 3 Nov 2025 to 2 Nov 2026Goods notices1Public buyers1Imports 2024USD 89m
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GreeceTED (EU), 3 Nov 2025 to 2 Nov 2026Goods notices1Public buyers1Imports 2024USD 81m
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MaltaTED (EU), 3 Nov 2025 to 2 Nov 2026Goods notices1Public buyers1Imports 2024USD 5m
The full Buyer Book names the ten most frequent public buyers in every country above, with one notice title each as the buyer published it, the three largest source countries of the import bill, and the record and window behind every count. It is a document, bought by email. No award value appears in it, and no supplier: companies appear only as public buyers.
Two public records, joined.
The join from a buyer's procurement code to a customs heading runs through crosswalks BuzzBaboon authored, because no official one exists, so it is approximate: a count is a product family, never a claim that a buyer bought one exact line.
A notice counts only when the buyer classified the purchase as goods and its code matches a specific crosswalk key, never a broad division. Identical rows count once; US prime-vendor ledger rows are left out. The import bill is CEPII BACI for 2024, summed over the heading's six-digit lines: what crossed the border, public and private buyers together.
A list of where to look.
Which company won any notice, what any award was worth, or whether a buyer will buy again. The records carry framework ceilings and typing errors, so values are never shown. Award records are those of 33 countries that publish one openly with at least 500 notices a year; a country missing here publishes none this record can read. Nothing on this page is a forecast or a promise.
Sources: TED, USAspending, open.canada.ca, AusTender, Contracts Finder, CEPII BACI. Edition of 3 November 2026.
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