Elevator Maintenance Contracts in Romania
Vertisk recorded 68 elevator maintenance contract notices in Romania over the last 24 months.
Maintenance contracts are the recurring-revenue core of the industry. They run multi-year, renew on a predictable cycle, and the incumbent usually holds an advantage — which is exactly why knowing when one expires matters.
Who wins maintenance work in Romania
Tracked elevator companies among the recorded winners, by number of awards. Contractors outside the elevator industry that won bundled works are excluded.
- S.C. SCHINDLER ROMANIA S.R.L. S.R.L.29 awards
- SCHINDLER ROMANIA S.R.L.5 awards
- ASCENSORUL COMPANY SERVICE2 awards
- KONE Ascensorul2 awards
- ASCENSORUL COMPANY SERVICE S.R.L.1 award
Recent activity
Contract notices per month, most recent last.
- 2025-08 — 1 notice
- 2025-09 — 9 notices
- 2025-10 — 4 notices
- 2025-11 — 2 notices
- 2025-12 — 3 notices
- 2026-02 — 7 notices
- 2026-03 — 12 notices
- 2026-05 — 4 notices
- 2026-06 — 2 notices
- 2026-07 — 1 notice
- 2026-08 — 3 notices
- 2026-09 — 4 notices
Counts are elevator and lift contract notices classified by work type from national procurement portals and Tenders Electronic Daily, over a rolling 24 months. Vertisk publishes notice counts rather than contract values: award values in public notices frequently cover bundled construction work far beyond the lift scope, so summing them would overstate the market. Record-level notices are available to members.
Maintenance elsewhere
- Maintenance contracts in Italy3,124 notices
- Maintenance contracts in France1,678 notices
- Maintenance contracts in Greece873 notices
- Maintenance contracts in Portugal617 notices
- Maintenance contracts in Spain494 notices
- Maintenance contracts in Germany263 notices
- Maintenance contracts in Belgium236 notices
- Maintenance contracts in Czechia185 notices
- Maintenance contracts in Poland106 notices
- Maintenance contracts in Finland81 notices
- Maintenance contracts in Bulgaria67 notices
- Maintenance contracts in Netherlands66 notices