Government Tenders Scraper — EU TED, UK, SAM.gov Procurement
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from $0.70 / 1,000 tenders
Public procurement notices from EU TED, UK Find a Tender, UK Contracts Finder, SAM.gov and grants.gov in one schema — title, buyer, country, CPV/NAICS, deadline and days left, value, documents and awardee. No API key, filter by keyword, code, country or date.
Which official registers to read. ted = EU Tenders Electronic Daily (all 27 EU states + EEA), uk-fts = UK Find a Tender (above-threshold), uk-cf = UK Contracts Finder (below-threshold and awards), us-sam = SAM.gov federal contract opportunities, us-grants = grants.gov federal funding. All of them are read without an API key.
[ "ted", "uk-fts", "uk-cf", "us-sam"]Keep only notices whose title, description, buyer or classification contains any of these, e.g. software, cloud, catering. On TED the words are pushed into the full-text index; everywhere else they are matched on the way out. Empty = every notice in the window.
EU Common Procurement Vocabulary codes, full or truncated: 72000000 or just 72 for all IT services, 45 for construction. Applies to TED and the two UK registers.
US industry codes for SAM.gov, full or truncated: 541511 (custom programming) or 5415 for all computer services.
Two- or three-letter codes or plain names: DE, FRA, Poland, United Kingdom. A notice is kept when either the buyer or the place of performance is in the list.
Absolute 2026-01-31 or relative 24 hours, 7 days, 1 month. This is the daily-run setting: point it at 24 hours and every run returns only what appeared since yesterday.
Keep only notices closing on or after this point: 2026-11-01 or relative 7 days. Useful to skip anything you could not realistically bid on.
Keep only notices closing on or before this point: 2026-12-31 or relative 60 days.
Drop awards, cancellations and anything whose deadline has already passed. Turn it off to collect award notices and contract history.
planning = prior information / forecast, tender = live call for bids, award = contract awarded, amendment = correction or update. Empty = all of them.
Drop notices below this amount. 0 = no minimum. Values are published in the buyer's own currency and are never converted, so set the currency below when you use this.
Only compare the minimum against notices published in this currency, e.g. EUR, GBP. Empty = compare against whatever currency the notice uses.
Newest first per source. Five sources at 100 each is 500 rows.
One extra request per notice on TED, SAM.gov and grants.gov: the complete notice body instead of the summary, plus links to the tender documents. Charged separately. The two UK registers already publish the full text in the list, so nothing extra is fetched or charged for them.