German Procurement Monitor (oeffentlichevergabe.de, by CPV)

Monitors new German public tenders published on oeffentlichevergabe.de (the Bekanntmachungsservice, Germany's national e-procurement notice portal), filtered by CPV code and publication date.

What you get

One record per matching tender lot: notice identifier, lot identifier, title, CPV code, submission deadline, publication date, the contracting authority's name, the notice type, and a link to the official notice page. Nothing about named individuals. A multi-lot tender produces one record per lot, since different lots of the same procedure can cover different CPV divisions and close on different dates.

What it does not do

No contact-person data of any kind, no attached tender documents, no full notice text beyond the structured fields needed for CPV filtering and deadline tracking. This Actor only ever calls the public search/list endpoint; it deliberately never calls the per-notice detail endpoint, which is the only place a contact person's name, email, phone or fax number could appear.

Why you might need this

Below-EU-threshold German tenders (the majority by count) never reach TED. German public bodies (federal, state and most municipal) publish them on oeffentlichevergabe.de instead, which has no equivalent of TED's own CPV-filtered email alert. A procurement consultant, sales team, or subcontractor watching a specific CPV category otherwise has to check the portal's own search by hand. These below-threshold notices commonly run 2-6 week submission windows; a notice missed for even a few days because the portal was only checked occasionally can mean missing the deadline entirely and losing the contract to a competitor who was watching the same CPV code from day one.

Input

A list of CPV codes to watch, and optionally a publication date window.

{
  "cpvCodes": ["72000000"],
  "publishedFrom": "2026-10-01",
  "publishedTo": "2026-10-31",
  "maxResults": 100,
  "maxChecked": 500
}

maxChecked is a safety cap on how many candidate lots get checked against your CPV filter. It stops the run even if maxResults matches haven't been found yet, e.g. for a narrow CPV filter with few matches in the date window: the source API's own CPV filter is a pre-filter only, and this Actor always re-verifies each candidate client-side before counting it as a match (see NOTES.md), so a run can check more candidates than it ends up matching.

CPV matching uses hierarchy prefixes: a filter of 72000000 (IT services, division 72) matches a lot tagged 72212000 (software development) and vice versa.

Sample output

One row from the dataset, for a lot matching CPV code 72000000:

{
  "noticeId": "75540d8f-9f3f-4f3c-bc42-a22ee4bf8c89",
  "lotId": "LOT-0000",
  "title": "Entwicklungsdienstleistung OutSystems",
  "cpvCodes": ["72000000"],
  "deadline": "2026-11-06T11:00:00.000Z",
  "publicationDate": "2026-10-07T02:11:18.000Z",
  "publishingEntity": "FITKO (Foederale IT-Kooperation) AoeR",
  "noticeType": "cn-standard",
  "link": "https://oeffentlichevergabe.de/de/search/details?noticeId=75540d8f-9f3f-4f3c-bc42-a22ee4bf8c89"
}

Pricing

Pay per run started, plus per tender lot checked against your CPV filter (not just per match: checking, not matching, is the real cost driver here, since the dataset has to be read and parsed regardless of how many lots end up matching). See the Pricing tab for exact rates.

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Deutscher Vergabemonitor (oeffentlichevergabe.de, nach CPV-Code)

Überwacht neue deutsche öffentliche Ausschreibungen auf oeffentlichevergabe.de (dem Bekanntmachungsservice, Deutschlands nationalem Vergabeportal), gefiltert nach CPV-Code und Veröffentlichungsdatum.

Was Sie erhalten: einen Datensatz pro passendem Los, mit Bekanntmachungs-ID, Los-ID, Titel, CPV-Code, Angebotsfrist, Veröffentlichungsdatum, Name der Vergabestelle, Verfahrensart und einem Link zur offiziellen Bekanntmachung. Keine personenbezogenen Daten. Eine Ausschreibung mit mehreren Losen erzeugt einen Datensatz pro Los, da einzelne Lose unterschiedliche CPV-Bereiche und Fristen haben können.

Warum Sie das brauchen könnten: Ausschreibungen unterhalb der EU-Schwellenwerte (die Mehrheit nach Anzahl) erscheinen nicht bei TED. Sie werden stattdessen auf oeffentlichevergabe.de veröffentlicht, ohne vergleichbaren CPV-gefilterten Alarmdienst.

Die CPV-Zuordnung erfolgt hierarchisch: ein Filter 72000000 (IT-Dienstleistungen, Abteilung 72) findet auch ein Los mit Code 72212000 (Softwareentwicklung) und umgekehrt.

Preisgestaltung: noch nicht festgelegt, siehe oben.