In the first half of 2026, over 48,000 contracts were concluded on…
In the first half of 2026, over 48,000 contracts were concluded on the Suppliers Portal using a trading bot, resulting in state buyers saving 2.4 billion rubles—double the savings from the same period in 2025. The bot enables suppliers to automatically participate in multiple bidding sessions simultaneously.
Consensus
- Over 48,000 contracts were signed on the Suppliers Portal during the first half of 2026 using a trading bot.
- State buyers saved 2.4 billion rubles due to reduced starting prices in procurement procedures involving the trading bot.
- The savings in the first half of 2026 were double those recorded for the same period in 2025.
- The number of contracts signed using the bot was 8% higher than in the same period of the previous year.
- The trading bot has been used on the Suppliers Portal since 2022.
- Suppliers can use the trading bot by setting a minimum price threshold, after which the bot automatically submits bids during mini-auctions.
- All registered suppliers on the portal are eligible to use the trading bot.
- The Suppliers Portal was launched in 2013 to automate small-volume procurements.
- The platform currently includes over 3.5 million unique product listings.
- Suppliers from Moscow, Moscow Oblast, Perm Krai, St. Petersburg, and Sverdlovsk Oblast accounted for 74% of all transactions using the bot in January–June 2026.
Points of divergence
- The number of contracts signed was 48.2 thousand, and the savings were attributed to a reduction in starting prices during mini-auctions. — riamo
- The platform sees over 1,500 contracts concluded daily. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Bagreeva: portal supplier bot helped save clients 2.4 billion rubles — РИАМО
- Более 48 тысяч контрактов с применением торгового бота заключили на Портале поставщиков за шесть месяцев 2026 года — Вечерняя Москва
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