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Petite-Île: where the money goes

The public contracts of Petite-Île

Up to €41.1M: the maximum amount of the public contracts signed in 2025, over their whole term.

175 contracts in 2025 · €111.4M published from 2018 to 2026. Maximum amounts planned.

Contracts state a maximum amount for their whole term, often several years. That amount differs from what was paid.

1 contract of 2025 (€1.4M published) is left out of the total and the lists: a ceiling copied onto the lots of one framework agreement, a duplicate publication, a framework ceiling above a quarter of the town’s yearly spending, or an out-of-scale amount.

Contracts signed by year

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Purchases by category, 2018–2026

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The 7 other categories

Main contracts of 2025

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The 150 other contracts of 2025

Main suppliers, 2018–2026

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The 280 other suppliers

Understanding these figures

What does a contract’s amount measure?

A contract’s amount is the maximum allowed over its whole term, often several years: it is not what the town spends in the year. The lots of one contract are grouped.

Where do these figures come from?

Contracts above €40,000 excluding VAT, as declared when they are awarded (DECP): contract amounts, not payments. Smaller contracts are not published; obviously wrong amounts are set aside.

Source: Public procurement — DECP (data.gouv.fr) ↗, consolidated and checked by Colin Maudry (colibre.fr ↗)

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