Major highway and railway tenders totaling three billion euros in Slovakia remain unresolved, raising concerns about infrastructure development. Progress on the Rimašská Sobota highway is slightly delayed, but completion of the D1 highway extension faces significant hold-ups. Simultaneously, the railway authority has been procuring two large construction projects for over a year and a half. Despite political discussions about infrastructure expansion, construction companies are awaiting decisions on these substantial state contracts. The delays impact planned improvements to Slovakia’s transportation network. The prolonged waiting period creates uncertainty for potential contractors and hinders progress on crucial infrastructure projects. This situation highlights potential issues with public procurement processes in the country.