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Albo Pretorio Monitor – Italian municipal notice boards

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Albo Pretorio Monitor – Italian municipal notice boards

Albo Pretorio Monitor – Italian municipal notice boards

Monitor 1,371 Italian municipal online notice boards (albo pretorio online) for keywords: tenders, concorsi, building permits, ordinances, grants. Pick comuni by name, region or province. Only-new mode for scheduled alerts.

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Get alerts when an Italian municipality publishes a notice that matters to you on its albo pretorio online: tenders (gare, bandi), competitions and job calls (concorsi, selezioni), building permits, ordinances, council and executive resolutions (delibere), managers' decisions (determine).

1371 municipalities built in (583 on Maggioli JCityGov, 608 on SaturnWeb, 158 on Halley, 22 on Maggioli SIPAL): just type a name like Cagliari, a region like Sicilia, or a province code like TP. No URLs needed.

What it does

  • Reads albi pretori on four platforms: Maggioli JCityGov, Maggioli SIPAL (albopretorio.sipalinformatica.it, e.g. Mondovì, Saluzzo, Savigliano, Lumezzane, Rovato, Casteggio, Stornara; verified 3 November 2026), SaturnWeb (servizipubblicaamministrazione.it, widely used by small comuni in Piemonte, Liguria, Lombardia, Valle d'Aosta) and Halley (hosted albi on halleysac.it and halleysardegna.com, many comuni in Veneto and Sardegna). All bundled lists were verified automatically on 2 November 2026 (each albo answered with a live notice list).
  • SIPAL albi: every notice currently published is read in one request; add others by codice fiscale in sipalAlbi.
  • SaturnWeb albi: the newest notices of the chronological list are read (one page per albo); add others by CE code in saturnwebAlbi.
  • Halley albi: the newest page of mc_p_ricerca.php is read; add others by URL in halleyAlbi. A few albi hosted on halleyweb.com are included (Acciano, Agazzano, Altino, Asola, Bagnoli Irpino, Bagnoregio, Bellagio, Belvedere Ostrense, Beura-Cardezza): that host refuses non-Italian connections, so they are read through free public Italian proxies (public notice pages only, no cookies or credentials). Free proxies are unreliable: these albi may be slow or return a free error row on some runs.
  • Pick sources by municipality name, by whole region, or by province code; you can still add any other JCityGov albo URL (ending in /web/trasparenza/papca-ap).
  • Optionally reads RSS/Atom feeds (e.g. AlboPOP feeds).
  • Filters by keywords (case-insensitive, on title, category and issuing office).
  • With many albi and a low maxItems, results are taken round-robin across albi, so every comune gets its newest notices in.
  • Only-new mode remembers seen notices, so with a daily Apify schedule you get (and pay for) only new notices.
  • Albi are read in parallel: a whole region such as Sicilia (36 albi, 2 pages each) takes about 20–30 seconds.

Use cases

  • Contractors and consultants watching for gare d'appalto, avvisi and manifestazioni di interesse in their province.
  • Job seekers tracking concorsi and selezioni in many comuni at once.
  • Journalists and local associations following ordinanze, delibere and determine.
  • Grant consultants catching bandi e contributi for businesses and associations.

Output

One row per notice (same fields on both platforms): comune, platform (jcitygov/saturnweb/halley/sipal), title, categoria, registro, numeroAtto, dal/al (publication period), proponente (issuing office), link, matched keywords.

Example input

{"comuni": ["Messina", "Milazzo"], "regioni": ["Puglia"], "province": ["TP"],
"keywords": ["bando", "concorso", "avviso", "ordinanz"], "onlyNew": true, "maxPages": 2}
{"province": ["AT", "CN"], "saturnwebAlbi": ["cnll1486"], "keywords": ["ordinanza", "concorso"]}

Each page holds 20 notices, newest first. Sources that fail, and municipality names that are not in the list, are returned as a row with an error field and are not billed.

Coverage by region

  • Piemonte: 510
  • Lombardia: 266
  • Veneto: 119
  • Emilia-Romagna: 90
  • Toscana: 54
  • Liguria: 48
  • Campania: 43
  • Sardegna: 41
  • Sicilia: 37
  • Calabria: 36
  • Lazio: 31
  • Valle d'Aosta: 26
  • Abruzzo: 16
  • Puglia: 16
  • Marche: 15
  • Umbria: 12
  • Trentino-Alto Adige: 4
  • Friuli-Venezia Giulia: 4
  • Basilicata: 2
  • Molise: 1

Largest municipalities included: Messina, Perugia, Livorno, Cagliari, Rimini, Monza, Terni, Novara, Lecce, Lucca, Marsala, Busto Arsizio, Lamezia Terme, Pavia, Imola, Bitonto, Trani, Modica, Acireale, Mazara del Vallo, Chioggia, Anzio, Martina Franca, Corato, Settimo Torinese, Alcamo, Capannori, Bassano del Grappa, Campi Bisenzio, Sassuolo.

Missing your comune? If its albo runs on JCityGov, paste the URL in jcitygovAlbi; if it runs on SaturnWeb, paste its CE code or Pubblicazioni.aspx URL in saturnwebAlbi; for Halley, paste the mc_p_ricerca.php URL in halleyAlbi; for SIPAL, paste the ente's codice fiscale in sipalAlbi; other platforms can be added on request through the Issues tab.

Maintenance: after a box reboot (keyring loss), restore the CLI with apify login -t "$APIFY_TOKEN"; /workspace/apicall.mjs uses APIFY_TOKEN from env first.