Colombia SECOP Public Contracts Scraper

Extract Colombian public procurement contracts from the official SECOP II open-data portal, covering government buyers and awarded suppliers across all 33 departments

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41 fields per record

Colombia coverage

JSON / CSV / Excel output formats

What you get

Each record is one electronic contract pulled straight from Colombia's SECOP II (Sistema Electrónico para la Contratación Pública) on the datos.gov.co open-data portal, linking the contracting government entity to the awarded supplier, with the contract object, value, payment financials, supplier banking and legal-representative details, plus the supervisor and spending authority. Useful for supplier lead generation, KYC, competitor and contract intelligence, and public-spending analysis.

• entity: contracting government entity (buyer) name
• entityNit: tax identifier (NIT) of the contracting entity
• supplier: awarded supplier or contractor name (company or individual)
• supplierNit: supplier document number (NIT for companies, cédula for individuals)
• supplierDocType: type of supplier document (NIT, Cédula de Ciudadanía and others)
• isPyme: whether the supplier is registered as a small or medium enterprise
• contractRef: the entity's internal contract reference number
• contractId: the unique SECOP contract identifier
• object: full description of the contract object (what is being contracted)
• contractType: type of contract (Obra, Prestación de servicios, Compraventa and others)
• modality: contracting modality (Licitación pública, Contratación directa and others)
• status: current contract status (En ejecución, terminado, Aprobado and others)
• value: contract value
• currency: currency of the value (COP)
• department: Colombian department where the contract is executed
• city: city where the contract is executed
• sector: economic sector of the contracting entity
• entityOrder: government level of the entity (Nacional or Territorial)
• categoryCode: UNSPSC code of the main procurement category
• amountPaid: amount paid to the supplier so far
• amountInvoiced: amount invoiced by the supplier
• amountPending: amount still pending payment
• amountPendingExecution: contract value still pending execution
• amountAmortized: amortized amount on advance-payment contracts
• legalRepresentative: name of the supplier's legal representative
• legalRepDocType: legal representative document type
• legalRepDocNumber: legal representative document number
• legalRepNationality: legal representative nationality (ISO country code)
• legalRepGender: legal representative gender
• legalRepDomicile: legal representative address
• bankName: supplier bank name where payments are made
• accountType: supplier bank account type (Ahorros, Corriente)
• accountNumber: supplier bank account number
• supervisor: name of the contract supervisor or interventor
• supervisorDocType: supervisor document type
• supervisorDocNumber: supervisor document number
• spendingAuthority: name of the spending authority (ordenador del gasto)
• spendingAuthorityDocNumber: spending authority document number
• paymentAuthority: name of the payment authority (ordenador de pago)
• paymentAuthorityDocNumber: payment authority document number
• resourceOrigin: origin of the funding resources
• purchaseProcess: SECOP purchase-process identifier
• signedDate: date the contract was signed
• startDate: date the contract starts
• endDate: date the contract ends
• url: link to the public SECOP process page for the contract
• observedAt: when this contract was last seen by the scraper

Who is it for

Use case	Who benefits
Finding suppliers that win government contracts	Sales and lead-generation teams
KYC and counterparty checks before contracting	Compliance and risk teams
Tracking a competitor's public-sector wins	Market intelligence and strategy
Monitoring a public entity's spending and awards	Journalists, NGOs and watchdogs
Sizing the public market for a product or service	Business development and research

Frequently Asked Questions

Which contracts does this cover?
It covers electronic contracts published on SECOP II, Colombia's official public-procurement platform, across every department from Bogotá to Amazonas. You can filter by contracting entity, supplier, department, contract type, status, signing date and minimum value.

Can I pull every contract for one supplier?
Yes. Set the supplier NIT or document number and the scraper returns that supplier's full contract history across all government entities, which is ideal for KYC and competitor intelligence. You can also search by supplier name when you do not have the document number.

How do I find all contracts from a specific government entity?
Filter by the entity NIT to get every contract that entity has signed, or use the entity name for a broader text match. Combine it with a date range or minimum value to focus on recent or high-value awards.

Does it include payment and supplier banking details?
Yes, when the entity has published them. Records carry amounts paid, invoiced and pending, the supplier bank name and account, the legal representative document number and nationality, and the supervisor and spending authority. These fields populate on contracts that are already in execution or payment; very recently signed contracts may leave them empty.

Do I need an API key or token?
No. The datos.gov.co open-data API is public and needs no key. You can optionally supply a free Socrata application token to raise the rate limit on very large runs, but it is not required.

Do I need a proxy to run this?
No. The open-data portal is globally accessible and responds from standard datacenter connections, so runs work out of the box. An optional proxy setting is available only if you ever hit rate limits.

Example use cases

Ready-to-run example tasks, each preconfigured for a common scenario. Open one and press run, or use it as a template:

• Ecopetrol Oil and Petroleum Supplier Contracts (Colombia SECOP): Extract Ecopetrol oil and petroleum supplier contracts from Colombia SECOP, tracking suppliers, contract values and status.
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• INVIAS National Roads and Highway Contracts (SECOP): Scrape INVIAS national roads and highway construction contracts from Colombia SECOP with contractors, values and contract status.
• Colombia National Police Procurement Contracts (SECOP): Extract Colombia National Police (Policia Nacional) security and procurement contracts from SECOP with suppliers and values.
• SENA Vocational Training Service Contracts (Colombia SECOP): Scrape SENA vocational training service contracts from Colombia SECOP with contracting entities, suppliers, values and status.
• Universidad Nacional de Colombia Contracts (SECOP): Extract Universidad Nacional de Colombia public procurement contracts from SECOP, including suppliers, contract objects and values.
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This actor is an independent tool and has no affiliation with Colombia Compra Eficiente, SECOP or the datos.gov.co portal. It only accesses data that is publicly available as open data. Use it in accordance with the portal's terms of service.