EU TED Tenders & Public Procurement Scraper
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EU TED Tenders & Public Procurement Scraper
Extract EU public procurement notices from TED (Tenders Electronic Daily). Get notice title, buyer name and country, winning supplier, contract value, CPV codes, deadline and place across 27 EU states plus EEA and UK. Export to JSON, CSV or Excel.
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EU TED Tenders & Public Procurement Scraper
The most complete EU tenders scraper. Extract public procurement notices from TED (Tenders Electronic Daily), the official journal of EU public contracts covering 30+ countries, with buyer contact details, full scope description, CPV codes, estimated and awarded values, winning suppliers and NUTS regions.
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| 38 fields per notice | 32 countries coverage | JSON / CSV / Excel output formats |
What you get per notice
Every notice is returned as a flat record with up to 38 fields, far more than the title-and-value dumps most tools give you:
| Group | Fields |
|---|---|
| Notice | title, full scope description, notice number, TED URL, PDF URL, XML URL, notice type, procedure type, language, publication date, dispatch date |
| Buyer (contracting authority) | buyer name, email, phone, website, city, postcode, country, main activity |
| Classification | main CPV codes, additional CPV codes, contract nature (works, supplies or services), place of performance, NUTS region codes |
| Money | estimated value and currency, awarded / total value and currency |
| Deadline | submission deadline, days until deadline (still biddable at a glance) |
| Award result | winning supplier name, city, country, email, company size, award date, number of offers received |
Buyer email and phone turn every tender into a sales lead. The estimated-versus-awarded value split and the number of offers received let you benchmark competition and pricing. NUTS region codes, which most competitors do not expose, let you target a specific region rather than a whole country.
Who is it for
| Use case | Who benefits |
|---|---|
| Find live tenders to bid on by country and CPV | Companies selling to the public sector |
| Track who wins contracts and at what value | Market and competitor analysts |
| Build supplier and buyer lead lists | Sales and business development teams |
| Monitor public spending and procurement trends | Journalists, researchers, NGOs |
| Feed tender data into a bid-management tool | GovTech and SaaS builders |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which countries and notices does TED cover? TED is the EU's official procurement journal. It publishes notices from all 27 EU member states plus the EEA (Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein), Switzerland and others, covering contract notices, prior information notices, contract award notices and design contests above the EU thresholds.
How many notices can I collect in one run? There is no fixed cap. TED publishes thousands of notices per day, and the scraper pages through every match for your filters up to the Max Items you set. Use a tight publication-date window to keep large runs fast.
Can I filter by country, sector or tender type? Yes. You can filter by buyer country, by CPV code (the EU sector classification, for example 45000000 for construction or 72000000 for IT), by NUTS region code, by contract nature (works, supplies or services), by notice type and by procedure type. You can also set a minimum and maximum contract value, search by buyer name, add a free-text keyword search, and switch on Only Open Deadlines to return just the tenders you can still bid on. Advanced users can pass a raw TED expert query.
Do I get the buyer contact details? Yes, when the notice discloses them. Each record includes the buyer email, phone, website, city and postcode alongside the buyer name and country, so you can turn tenders into a contactable sales pipeline. On award notices you also get the winning supplier name, city, country, email and company size, the award date and the number of offers received.
Why is the value, deadline or contact empty on some notices? Not every notice discloses every field. Prior information notices and many award notices leave the estimated value, deadline or contact blank at the source, so the scraper returns them empty rather than guessing. Where a value exists it is reported as the estimated (budget) value before award and the awarded (total) value after award, in the original currency.
What date format and codes does the scraper expect? Dates use YYYY-MM-DD. Countries use ISO three-letter codes shown in the dropdown, and CPV codes are the standard eight-digit EU procurement codes entered comma-separated.
Example use cases
Ready-to-run example tasks, each preconfigured for a common scenario. Open one and press run, or use it as a template:
- Spain Solar & Renewable Energy Tenders Scraper: Spain Solar & Renewable Energy Tenders Scraper
- Poland Road Construction Tenders Scraper: Poland Road Construction Tenders Scraper
- Netherlands Medical Equipment Tenders Scraper: Netherlands Medical Equipment Tenders Scraper
- Sweden Cloud & IT Services Tenders Scraper: Sweden Cloud & IT Services Tenders Scraper
- Belgium Pharmaceutical Supply Tenders Scraper: Belgium Pharmaceutical Supply Tenders Scraper
- Portugal Water Treatment Tenders Scraper: Portugal Water Treatment Tenders Scraper
- Ireland Catering Services Tenders Scraper: Ireland Catering Services Tenders Scraper
- Germany Railway Construction Tenders Scraper: Germany Railway Construction Tenders Scraper
- Italy Waste Management Tenders Scraper: Italy Waste Management Tenders Scraper
- Denmark Wind Energy Tenders Scraper: Denmark Wind Energy Tenders Scraper
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This actor is an independent tool and has no affiliation with TED or the European Union. It only accesses data that is publicly available through the official TED Search API. Use it in accordance with TED's terms of service.
