Government Tender Feed - Canada + EU, Normalized, New-Only

Open government tenders from CanadaBuys (Canada) and TED (European Union) in one clean schema, with keyword and category filters and new-since-last-run change detection. Official open data, no API key, no scraping fragile websites.

Built to do the one thing the existing tender actors don't: a single normalized feed across sources, deduplicated over time, so a scheduled run gives you only the new opportunities that match your business.

What you get per notice

{
  "source": "CA-CanadaBuys",
  "noticeId": "cb-62-85037229",
  "title": "Invitation to submit an expression of interest...",
  "status": "Open",
  "publishedDate": "2026-06-09",
  "closingDate": "2026-06-26T23:59:00",
  "category": "SRV",
  "gsin": "D302",
  "buyer": "Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)",
  "region": "Ontario",
  "url": "https://canadabuys.canada.ca/...",
  "description": "..."
}

EU notices carry cpv codes and the TED notice URL. Both sources share the common fields above.

Business data only. CanadaBuys publishes a procurement-officer contact; this actor does not output any contact name, email, phone, or fax. Notice content only.

Filters

• keywords: match title/description (any keyword hits)
• cpvOrGsin: category codes - GSIN for Canada (e.g. D302), CPV for EU (e.g. 72000000), prefix-matched
• euQuery: raw TED expert query for power users (e.g. classification-cpv=72000000*)
• onlyNew: output only notices not seen by previous runs (per source); schedule it for a clean new-opportunities feed

Use cases

• Bid discovery: vendors watching for relevant government work, daily, without paying a portal
• Market intelligence: who's buying what, across Canada and the EU
• Lead feeds for consultants: filter by category, pipe new matches to email/Slack/CRM
• AI agents: "any new IT tenders in Canada this week" as a standby call

API / Standby mode

GET /?source=CA&keywords=software,it&code=D302&onlyNew=false

Returns matching notices synchronously - usable as an agent tool.

Pricing

Event	Price
Actor start	$0.001
Per tender returned	$0.002
Run digest	$0.02
API call (standby)	$0.02

A daily filtered watch returning ~20 new tenders costs about $1.50/month.

Sources & coverage

• CanadaBuys (canadabuys.canada.ca open data): federal + participating provincial/territorial tender notices, EN/FR, refreshed continuously.
• TED (ted.europa.eu): EU-wide notices, ~390k active, multilingual (English title preferred).
• Roadmap: SAM.gov (US) as a bring-your-own-key adapter; SEAO Quebec detail enrichment.

FAQ

Is this legal? Yes. Both sources are official open-data feeds published for public reuse. The actor reads no login-walled data and outputs no personal contact information.

How does "only new" work? The actor remembers notice IDs it has seen (per source, up to 20,000) and outputs only unseen ones. First run saves the baseline; deltas start on run two. Use monitorGroup to keep separate watchlists independent.

CSV export? Every Apify dataset exports as CSV, JSON, or Excel.