World Bank Tenders Scraper — Procurement & Bid Notices

World Bank Tenders & Procurement Notices Scraper pulls public procurement notices from the World Bank — open tenders, requests for expressions of interest (REoI), invitations for bids, prequalifications, and contract awards — straight from the official World Bank procurement API. Get clean, structured JSON for B2G lead generation, tender alerts, and procurement intelligence across 100+ developing-market countries.

Because it runs on the Apify platform you get scheduling (daily tender alerts), API access, webhooks, and one-click export to JSON, CSV, or Excel — no API key, no login, no proxies needed.

What does World Bank Tenders Scraper do?

It queries the official World Bank procurement notices dataset (400,000+ notices) and returns each notice as a flat JSON row: notice type, country, project, description, submission deadline, procurement method, and contact details (organization, email, phone) for open opportunities. You can filter by country, notice type, keyword, and date — and cap results to control cost.

Why use World Bank Tenders Scraper?

• Win development-finance contracts — World Bank projects fund billions in goods, works, and consulting across emerging markets. Track every open bid in your sector and country.
• Direct contact data — open opportunities include the buyer's contact email and phone, so your sales team can act immediately.
• Market & competitor intelligence — switch to "Contract awards" mode to see who won which contract.
• Tender alerts on autopilot — schedule a daily run filtered to your countries/keywords and pipe results to Slack, email, a CRM, or an LLM via Make / Zapier / n8n.

How to use World Bank Tenders Scraper

1. Click Try for free.
2. Pick What to fetch — Open opportunities (default), Contract awards, or All.
3. Optionally add Countries (e.g. India, Kenya, Viet Nam), a Keyword, and a Date range.
4. Set Max results to control cost.
5. Click Start, then download the dataset or wire it into your pipeline.

Input

Field	Description
What to fetch	Open opportunities, contract awards, or all notices
Countries	World Bank country names; empty = all countries
Keyword	Full-text search (e.g. solar, road construction)
Date range	Last 24h / 7d / 30d / 90d / YTD / All time / Custom
Max results	Hard cap on rows (0 = unlimited)
Include full notice text	Add the long notice_text body (off by default)
Advanced — notice types	Pick exact notice types, overriding "What to fetch"

Output

Each row looks like this (you can download the dataset as JSON, HTML, CSV, or Excel):

{
  "id": "OP00451176",
  "noticeType": "Request for Expression of Interest",
  "noticeDate": "15-Jun-2026",
  "submissionDeadlineDate": "2026-06-30",
  "submissionDeadlineTime": "16:00",
  "country": "Viet Nam",
  "projectId": "P164938",
  "projectName": "Vietnam Scaling Up Energy Efficiency Project",
  "bidReference": "C2.2.14",
  "bidDescription": "Finalize VNEEF model",
  "procurementMethod": "Consultant Qualification Selection",
  "contactOrganization": "General Directorate of Energy (MOIT)",
  "contactEmail": "vsueemoit@gmail.com",
  "contactPhone": "+ 84 4 22202530",
  "detailUrl": "https://search.worldbank.org/api/v2/procnotices?format=json&id=OP00451176",
  "source": "World Bank Procurement Notices (CC-BY 4.0)",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-06-17T09:00:00.000Z"
}

Data table

Field	Description
id	World Bank notice ID
noticeType	Notice type (REoI, Invitation for Bids, Contract Award, …)
noticeDate	Publication date
submissionDeadlineDate / Time	Bid submission deadline (open opportunities)
country	Project country
projectId / projectName	Associated World Bank project
bidReference / bidDescription	Bid reference and short description
procurementCategory / procurementMethod	Procurement group and method
contactName / contactOrganization / contactEmail / contactPhone / contactAddress	Buyer contact (open opportunities)
detailUrl	Link to the full notice JSON

Note: contact details and submission deadlines are populated for open opportunities. Closed Contract Award notices have the winner/award info but no contact or deadline — that is how the source data works.

How much does it cost to scrape World Bank tenders?

The actor calls a free public API, so runs are fast and cheap — a typical filtered run of a few hundred notices costs a small fraction of a compute unit. Use Max results and a tight Date range to keep costs predictable. The free tier is enough to evaluate the actor and run small daily alerts.

Tips & advanced options

• Daily tender alerts: schedule a run with Date range = Last 24 hours and your country/keyword filters.
• Keep it lean: leave Include full notice text off unless you need the full HTML body — it makes output much larger.
• Keyword note: when a keyword is set, results are ranked by relevance rather than date, so the date filter is applied as a post-filter (bounded by Max results).
• Multiple countries: each country is queried separately, so adding many countries increases run time.

FAQ, disclaimers & support

• Is this legal? The actor only retrieves publicly available data from the World Bank's official open-data API. World Bank procurement data is published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY 4.0) license. You are free to use it, including commercially, as long as you provide attribution to the World Bank and do not imply World Bank endorsement. This actor and its author are not affiliated with or endorsed by the World Bank.
• Personal data: contact fields are official procurement contact points published by the buyers themselves. Use them in compliance with applicable laws (e.g. GDPR) for legitimate B2G outreach.
• Limitations: the source API does not offer a server-side date filter, so date ranges are applied client-side; very broad date ranges with no other filter may require more pages.
• Support & custom work: found a bug or need an extra field or source? Open an issue on the Issues tab — feedback and custom-solution requests are welcome.