Levi Corteen

civicrows

UK public-sector data, delivered as clean rows.

I build Actors on top of official UK government open-data APIs — documented, public endpoints published under the Open Government Licence v3.0 . The data is free and anyone can use it. What I sell is the awkward part: paging through it, reconciling formats that disagree with each other, and handing back a flat table you can drop straight into a pipeline.

How these Actors are built

• Official APIs only. No HTML scraping, no browser automation, no anti-bot evasion, no authentication bypass. If a source does not offer documented public access, I do not publish an Actor for it.
• No personal data. At all. Contact names, emails and phone numbers are stripped before anything is written, and an automated guard fails the run if any survive. Organisation-level data only.
• One consistent schema. Every Actor I publish in a given domain returns the same field names, so outputs can be concatenated without reconciliation work.
• Licensed and attributed. Every Actor states its source and licence.

Available now

• UK Unified Tender Feed — public procurement notices from Find a Tender and Contracts Finder, deduplicated into one schema. The same contract advertised on both portals becomes one row, and you are not charged for the duplicate.
• UK Find a Tender Notices — the Central Digital Platform, flattened from OCDS.
• UK Contracts Finder Notices — the legacy portal, same schema.

On the roadmap

• Public Contracts Scotland
• Sell2Wales and eTenders Honest note

If you only need one source and you are comfortable calling an API, use the official one directly — it is free, well documented, and linked from every one of my Actor pages. These Actors are for when that stops being convenient.

Found a problem or need a field that is missing? Raise an issue on the Actor and I will take a look.