EU TED Tenders: public procurement notices
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EU TED Tenders: public procurement notices
Searches TED, the EU's official journal of public tenders, by keyword, buyer country, CPV code and date, and returns one row per notice with buyer, dates, deadline, CPV codes, values and links. No key needed.
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This actor searches TED (Tenders Electronic Daily), the online edition of the Supplement to the Official Journal of the European Union, where public buyers in the EU publish their tenders and contract awards. You get one clean row per notice. No key or account is needed.
What you can search
Type a few keywords and TED matches them against the full text of each notice. You can narrow the search to buyers in certain countries, using three letter codes like DEU, FRA or ITA, and to CPV codes, such as 72000000 for IT services or 45000000 for construction work. Both filters work with or without keywords.
Dates are publication dates written as YYYY-MM-DD. Leave them empty and you get the last 30 days. Older notices come back too: turn off "Active notices only" and set the dates you want.
If you already know TED's expert search syntax, put a query in "TED expert query". It replaces the keyword, country, CPV and date filters, so the query you write is the query TED runs. For example, notice-type=can-standard AND buyer-country=FRA SORT BY publication-date DESC lists French contract award notices, newest first.
Titles, descriptions and links come in the language you choose, English by default. Set deu, fra or any other three letter code. When a notice has no text in that language, you get the first language it has.
What each row holds
noticeId, the TED publication number, andurlandpdfUrlfor the notice page and its PDFtitle,buyer,countryanddescriptionpostedDate, anddeadlinefor tenders where TED gives a receipt deadlinenoticeType,formType,procedureTypeandcontractNaturecpvCodesestimatedValuewithestimatedValueCurrencywhen the buyer published an estimateawardValuewithawardValueCurrencyon award noticesplaceOfPerformanceas NUTS and country codeslanguages, the official languages of the notice
The dataset's Overview view shows the most useful of these as a table. Contact names, email addresses and phone numbers are never requested from TED, so no row carries them.
Errors
A problem comes back as a single row with query and error, and the run still finishes. You'll see one when TED rejects an expert query (TED's own message is included, down to the line and column), when a date isn't written as YYYY-MM-DD, and when nothing matches.
Pricing
Pay per event. Each notice returned is one notice-returned event, and error rows are free. Set a maximum charge for the run and the actor checks what's left before it asks TED for each page of results. Once the limit is reached it stops cleanly and doesn't fetch notices it can't return.
Source and reuse
The data comes from the TED Search API run by the Publications Office of the European Union. TED's legal notice says that, unless otherwise noted, the procurement notices it publishes can be freely reused for commercial or non commercial purposes: https://ted.europa.eu/en/legal-notice. This actor isn't affiliated with the Publications Office of the European Union.
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