EU TED Tenders: Public Procurement by CPV, Country

Get European public tenders as clean JSON: every call for competition published on TED (Tenders Electronic Daily, the EU's official procurement journal) with its deadline, buyer, estimated value, CPV codes and links. Filter by buyer country, CPV code, keyword, deadline and value, and schedule it with only-new mode to receive each tender once.

The data comes from TED's official Search API, which the EU Publications Office runs for data reusers. No scraping, no logins, no blocked pages and no proxy costs. TED notices may be reused for commercial purposes.

Built for bid managers, sales teams selling to the public sector, tender alert services, consultants and anyone feeding EU procurement data into a CRM, a spreadsheet or an AI agent.

What you get

For every notice:

• Title in the buyer's language, plus TED's English heading (country, subject and title)
• Tender deadline (and the deadline for requests to participate in restricted procedures)
• Buyer: contracting authority name, city, country and website
• Estimated value and currency, when the buyer published one (about half of all notices)
• CPV codes: the main code and all codes in the notice
• Procedure: notice type, procedure type (open, restricted, negotiated...), works, supplies or services
• Place of performance as NUTS region codes
• Links: the notice on TED, the official PDF, the procurement documents and the submission page
• Description of the procedure (length you choose)

Contact persons, emails and phone numbers are never returned.

Input

Every field is optional. With no input you get the newest calls for competition from all countries.

Field	Example	Notes
keywords	software, logiciel	Words to find anywhere in the full notice (all lots, as TED indexes it). Words in one part must all appear; commas separate alternatives. Notices are in the buyer's language, so add local words
countries	["DE", "FR", "PL"]	Buyer country, 2 or 3-letter codes. EU, EEA, Switzerland, UK (older notices) and candidate countries
cpvCodes	["72", "48000000"]	A short code matches everything under it: 72 is IT services, 45 construction, 33 medical equipment
noticeTypes	["competition"]	competition (default: open calls for tenders), planning, consultation, result (awards), direct-award, modification
publishedWithinDays	7	Only notices published in the last N days
openOnly	true	Only notices whose deadline is today or later
deadlineWithinDays	14	Only notices that close in the next N days
minEstimatedValue / maxEstimatedValue	1000000	Estimated total value range, in valueCurrency
valueCurrency	EUR	Currency the value range applies to (no conversion), or ANY
onlyNew	true	Skip notices this search already returned in earlier runs
descriptionMaxChars	1000	0 leaves the description out
maxItems	100	1 to 10,000, newest first. You pay only for notices returned

Examples

IT tenders from Germany and Austria that close in the next 30 days:

{
    "countries": ["DE", "AT"],
    "cpvCodes": ["72", "48"],
    "deadlineWithinDays": 30,
    "maxItems": 200
}

Construction contracts worth 5 million euros or more, anywhere in Europe, still open:

{
    "cpvCodes": ["45"],
    "minEstimatedValue": 5000000,
    "openOnly": true
}

Daily alert for software tenders in France, Belgium and Poland (schedule it once a day):

{
    "keywords": "software, logiciel, oprogramowanie",
    "countries": ["FR", "BE", "PL"],
    "publishedWithinDays": 3,
    "onlyNew": true
}

Output example

One dataset item per notice:

{
    "noticeId": "753103-2026",
    "url": "https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/753103-2026",
    "pdfUrl": "https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/753103-2026/pdf",
    "title": "UEM OSS/MPC",
    "titleEnglish": "Germany - Software package and information systems - UEM OSS/MPC",
    "language": "deu",
    "noticeType": "cn-standard",
    "formType": "competition",
    "procedureType": "open",
    "contractNature": "supplies",
    "publishedDate": "2026-10-30",
    "tenderDeadline": "2026-11-17",
    "requestDeadline": null,
    "buyerName": "Dataport AöR",
    "buyerCity": "Altenholz",
    "buyerCountry": "DEU",
    "buyerWebsite": "https://www.dataport.de",
    "cpvMain": "48000000",
    "cpvCodes": ["48000000", "72267000"],
    "estimatedValue": null,
    "currency": null,
    "placeOfPerformance": ["DEF0B", "DEU"],
    "documentsUrl": "https://fbhh-evergabe.web.hamburg.de/evergabe.bieter/api/supplier/external/deeplink/subproject/45f3564b-d660-45cb-8b84-4e3fb40d1337",
    "submissionUrl": "https://fbhh-evergabe.web.hamburg.de/evergabe.bieter/api/supplier/external/deeplink/subproject/45f3564b-d660-45cb-8b84-4e3fb40d1337",
    "description": "Beschaffung von Workspace One OSS Lizenzen",
    "readAt": "2026-10-31T18:50:10.438Z"
}

Fields TED does not have for a notice are null, never guessed. Dates are YYYY-MM-DD in the buyer's time zone; open the notice for the exact hour.

Pricing

You pay per notice returned, nothing per run beyond Apify's standard start fee:

Event	Price	When
Notice returned	$0.001	Every notice in your dataset

1,000 notices cost $1. A daily alert that finds 30 new tenders costs about $0.90 a month.

The actor reads your run's maximum charge before it calls TED and stops at the number of notices that covers, so a run never goes over the limit you set. Runs that find nothing, and runs that fail, return no notices and cost nothing beyond the start fee.

Limits

• Up to 10,000 notices per run, newest first. A run reads at most 10,000 notices from TED (only-new and deadline filters may skip some of them), so narrow the filters to reach further back.
• TED publishes on working days (about 1,500 calls for competition a day). Notices appear here as soon as TED publishes them.
• Titles and descriptions are in the buyer's language; machine translation is not included. The English heading always names the country and the CPV subject.
• The value filter compares numbers in one currency; there is no currency conversion.
• Award winners and contract amounts of result notices are not included.
• Speed: about 6 notices a second (1,000 notices take about 3 minutes).

FAQ

Where does the data come from? From TED's official Search API (api.ted.europa.eu), run by the Publications Office of the European Union. Its legal notice says the procurement notices "can be freely reused, for commercial or non-commercial purposes".

How do I get only open tenders? Leave noticeTypes empty (calls for competition) and set openOnly or deadlineWithinDays.

Which CPV code should I use? Use the first 2 to 4 digits for a broad sector: 72 IT services, 48 software packages, 45 construction work, 33 medical equipment, 79 business services, 90 environmental services. The full list is on the EU's SIMAP site.

Why did I get fewer notices than maxItems? Either TED had fewer notices for your filters, or your run's maximum charge covered fewer notices.

Can I schedule it or call it from an AI agent? Yes. It runs with limited permissions, so it needs no access to your other Apify data, and it works from schedules, the API and MCP clients. With onlyNew each scheduled run returns only notices it has not returned before.

Is there personal data in the results? No contact fields are requested from TED. Email addresses, phone numbers and names next to them are removed from titles and descriptions by pattern matching, which covers the common formats.

Something broke or a field is missing. What do I do? Open an issue on the Issues tab with your run link. Issues are answered within a few days.