Spain's DGOJ launched a tender to organise the first Spanish Gambling Congress, planned for Madrid on 23 and 24 October 2025. The specification anticipates 350 attendees and 30 speakers, and requires the successful contractor to submit an evaluation report within 15 days after the event.
The tender sets the delivery requirements and scale for a public-sector gambling industry event.
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Spain's Directorate General for the Regulation of Gambling (DGOJ) has evaluated nine bids and proposed an award for services for its second International Gaming Congress, according to reports. The event is provisionally scheduled for 26 November, three days before the general election, but the date may change and no official change has been announced. Minister Pablo Bustinduy, who oversees the DGOJ, has also been named Frente Amplio's campaign spokesperson; his participation in the congress has not been confirmed.
The Directorate General for the Regulation of Gambling (DGOJ) is continuing to procure the services needed to organise the second International Gaming Congress. The contracting board has assessed the nine bids submitted and drawn up a proposed award, which is recorded in minutes dated 28 October.
Spain’s DGOJ is procuring creative, design and production services for a public campaign on safer gambling, according to the tender details. The campaign will address online-gambling risks and promote tools including play limits and self-exclusion, with a priority focus on men aged 18 to 25; the contract is scheduled to run for four weeks after signing.
Spain’s DGOJ has set 26 November 2026 as the provisional date for its second International Gambling Congress in Madrid. The planned one-day event is expected to host 350 attendees and 20 speakers; the date may change, and the venue and speakers have not been specified.
Spain’s DGOJ awarded Telefónica Soluciones de Informática y Comunicaciones de España a contract to manage its gaming system after the company was the only bidder, according to the report. Telefónica offered €4,019,402.75 against a tender budget of €4,019,697.37, a difference of €294.62. The report says the procurement used an urgent procedure and refers to a 30-day transition period.
Spain’s DGOJ awarded I.C.A. Informática y Comunicaciones Avanzadas a technical support contract for its corporate gambling-management applications. The estimated value is €578,806 including a possible extension, and the initial term is five months; the work includes support for player identity checks and the gambling-exclusion register.