ANAC Italy Public Contracts Open Data Scraper
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ANAC Italy Public Contracts Open Data Scraper
Italy's national public procurement register from ANAC open data: contract award history with buyer, winner, losing bidders, tendered vs awarded vs paid amounts, and contractor SOA qualifications, keyed by codice fiscale on both sides of every award.
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Italy's complete national public-procurement record, sourced from ANAC — the Italian anti-corruption authority that every public contract must register with by law. Every tender carries a CIG (Codice Identificativo Gara), so this dataset covers the full lifecycle: who bought, who won, who else bid, what was tendered vs. awarded vs. actually paid, and the contractor's SOA qualification categories — buyer and winner both identified by codice fiscale.
Unlike a live-tender feed, this actor returns the historical award record: closed tenders with a known winner, the full bidder list (including losers), and execution outcomes. That makes it useful for win-rate analysis, competitor pricing research, and public-buyer prospecting — not just bid alerts.
What data does it return?
Each record represents one tender (CIG):
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
cig | Codice Identificativo Gara — the national tender primary key |
contract_object | Description of the tendered contract/lot |
contract_type | Contracting procedure type (open, negotiated, direct award, ...) |
procedure_type | Realization/implementation mode of the contract |
cpv_code / cpv_description | Common Procurement Vocabulary code and description |
amount_eur | Total tendered amount, in EUR |
amount_awarded_eur | Amount actually awarded to the winner, in EUR |
amount_paid_eur | Final accounted (executed) amount, in EUR, when ANAC has published one |
publication_date | Tender publication date |
award_date | Definitive award date |
contract_start_date / contract_end_date | Execution start and completion/termination dates |
buyer_cf / buyer_name | Codice fiscale and name of the contracting authority |
buyer_region / buyer_province | Location of the contracting authority |
winner_cf / winner_name | Codice fiscale and name of the winning bidder (lead partner for a consortium) |
winner_role | MANDATARIA/MANDANTE for a consortium, SINGOLO otherwise |
winner_is_consortium | True when the award went to a multi-party consortium (RTI) |
bidder_count | Number of bidders (winners and losers) on this tender |
bidders | Every bidder on the tender — name, codice fiscale, and role |
funding_sources | Non-zero funding categories and amounts behind the contract |
soa_attestations | The winner's SOA contractor-qualification categories and classes |
is_smartcig | True for a sub-threshold simplified-procedure record rather than a standard CIG |
anac_dataset / anac_snapshot | Provenance: which ANAC dataset and monthly snapshot the row came from |
source_url | Direct URL of the ANAC resource the record was sourced from |
bidders, funding_sources, and soa_attestations are delivered as readable, semicolon-separated
entries (e.g. "ACME SRL (12345678901) - MANDATARIA; BETA SPA (98765432100) - MANDANTE") so you can
use them directly in a spreadsheet without a separate join step.
Input options
- History Mode —
latestFull(default) returns the most recent closed year of tenders plus every update published since.fullHistoryreturns every year ANAC has published, back to 2007, plus the current year's updates.fullHistoryis a much larger, longer-running pull — expect it to take significantly longer than the default. - Max Items — cap the number of records returned. Leave unset (or 0) for no cap.
Usage examples
Default: latest year of awards, small sample:
Full national history since 2007:
A
fullHistorypull covers Italy's entire public-procurement record — millions of tenders across nearly two decades. Budget a long run time and generous memory when requesting the unfiltered set.
Data source and update cadence
Sourced directly from ANAC's public open-data portal, which is refreshed monthly. Award, bidder, and execution data trail tender publication by ANAC's own reporting cycle — a tender published this month may not yet show a winner, bidder list, or payment total until ANAC's own systems record one.
Further reading: orbtop.com — Government & Regulatory data
