French, EU & UK Public Tenders Monitor 🇫🇷🇪🇺🇬🇧🇳🇱 (BOAMP + TED + Find a Tender + TenderNed) – Appels d'offres

One EU + UK tender feed: get every new public tender matching your business in one clean, deduplicated dataset, from four official sources:

• BOAMP (Bulletin officiel des annonces des marchés publics – DILA): all French notices, including small contracts below EU thresholds (MAPA).
• TED (Tenders Electronic Daily – EU Publications Office): all EU-wide notices above thresholds, any country.
• Find a Tender (UK Cabinet Office) – new: UK public procurement notices, which are no longer published on TED since Brexit.
• TenderNed (Netherlands) – new: Dutch notices, including national ones below EU thresholds.

No login, no API key, no HTML scraping: the Actor uses the official open-data APIs, so it doesn't break when a website changes.

Source	Country	Coverage	Values & winners	Licence	Selected by default
boamp – BOAMP	France	All notices, incl. below EU thresholds	Winners' names (no awarded value)	Licence Ouverte 2.0	✅
ted – TED	EU/EEA (choose countries)	Above EU thresholds	Estimated & awarded values, winners	Commission Decision 2011/833/EU	✅
fts – Find a Tender	United Kingdom	UK notices (Procurement Act 2023 and older regulations)	Estimated & contract values (GBP), winners	Open Government Licence v3.0	–
tenderned – TenderNed	Netherlands	National and EU notices	Not in the open data (use TED with NLD for EU awards)	CC0 1.0	–

With no sources input, the Actor keeps its previous behaviour (BOAMP + TED), so existing schedules and costs don't change. Add fts and/or tenderned to get the UK and Dutch feeds.

Key differentiators

• 🔔 Monitoring mode – turn on Only new notices, schedule the Actor daily, and receive only the tenders you haven't seen yet (Slack, email, Google Sheets, webhooks via Apify integrations). You only pay for new notices.
• 🧹 One schema for all four sources – title, buyer, country, departments / NUTS, CPV codes, deadline, estimated value, currency, procedure, winners, links. The source field says where each notice comes from.
• ♻️ Cross-source deduplication – European notices appear on BOAMP and TED, Dutch EU notices on TenderNed and TED; you get each one once (matched on the eForms notice ID, the TED publication number that TenderNed records, or buyer + title while TED has not published the notice yet). UK notices are not on TED, so there is nothing to deduplicate.
• 🏆 Award notices with winners – who won which contract, for how much: perfect for competitor intelligence and for selling to the winners.
• 🎯 Filters – keywords (title or full text), CPV codes or prefixes, French departments, EU countries, works / services / supplies, minimum value, still-open calls only. They apply to every source.

Who is it for?

SMEs and consultants who answer public tenders, bid managers, business developers selling to public buyers or to contract winners, market analysts, journalists and researchers.

Input examples

Daily IT tenders alert in France (the prefilled example; schedule it every morning):

{
  "keywords": ["logiciel", "informatique", "cybersécurité"],
  "noticeTypes": ["contract-notice"],
  "tedCountries": ["FRA"],
  "onlyNew": true,
  "maxResults": 50
}

The first run returns the matching notices from the last 3 days (in our test on 27 September 2026: 11 notices, i.e. $0.055). After that, each run returns only notices you have not received yet.

Construction works in Rhône and Isère above €500k:

{ "cpvPrefixes": ["45"], "sources": ["boamp"], "boampDepartments": ["69", "38"], "minEstimatedValue": 500000, "publishedWithinDays": 7 }

UK + Netherlands IT tenders feed (English and Dutch keywords, daily monitor; add NLD to TED so Dutch EU notices are deduplicated):

{
  "sources": ["fts", "tenderned", "ted"],
  "tedCountries": ["NLD"],
  "keywords": ["software", "cyber", "ICT", "applicatie"],
  "cpvPrefixes": ["72", "48"],
  "noticeTypes": ["contract-notice"],
  "onlyNew": true,
  "maxResults": 100
}

In our test on 27 September 2026 (default 3-day window) this returned 6 open calls (1 from Find a Tender, 5 from TenderNed), i.e. $0.03, in 3 minutes.

Who won cleaning contracts in Belgium, Luxembourg and France this month?

{ "noticeTypes": ["award"], "cpvPrefixes": ["90911", "90919"], "sources": ["ted"], "tedCountries": ["FRA", "BEL", "LUX"], "publishedWithinDays": 30 }

Output

Example (real output, trimmed):

{
  "id": "boamp:26-91385",
  "source": "BOAMP",
  "noticeType": "award",
  "noticeTypeLabel": "Résultat de marché",
  "title": "MX26-028 – Externalisation du réseau Wifi et de l'accès Internet des logements de l'Ecole polytechnique",
  "buyerName": "Ecole Polytechnique",
  "buyerCity": "Palaiseau",
  "departments": ["75", "91"],
  "procedure": "Procédure Ouverte",
  "contractTypes": ["services"],
  "cpvCodes": ["72400000"],
  "publicationDate": "2026-09-23",
  "winners": ["SAS Wifirst"],
  "url": "https://www.boamp.fr/pages/avis/?q=idweb:26-91385"
}

All output fields

id, source, sourceId, tedPublicationNumber, noticeUuid, procedureId, noticeType, noticeTypeLabel, title, description, buyerName, buyerCity, buyerCountry, departments, nutsCodes, procedure, contractTypes, cpvCodes, categories, publicationDate, deadline, estimatedValue, currency, winners, awardedValue, isEuropean, url, submissionUrl, documentsUrl, scrapedAt, license

source is BOAMP, TED, FTS (Find a Tender) or TENDERNED. noticeType is normalised across sources: contract-notice, award, prior-information, correction, other (for example UK UK4 tender notice → contract-notice, UK6/UK7 contract award / details → award, TenderNed Aankondiging gegunde opdracht → award, Rectificatie → correction). buyerCountry uses ISO alpha-3 codes (FRA, GBR, NLD…).

How much does tender monitoring cost?

You pay only for the notices saved to the dataset (pay per event tender-result, the same price for every source), plus a negligible Actor start fee of $0.00005 per run. There are no platform-usage charges. In Only new notices mode, notices already delivered by previous runs, and duplicates found on another source, are skipped and not charged.

Use case	Notices	Apify Free / Starter ($0.005 per notice)	Scale ($0.0045)	Business ($0.004)
Actor start fee	once per run	$0.00005	$0.00005	$0.00005
Prefilled example (one run)	~10–50	$0.05–$0.25	$0.045–$0.23	$0.04–$0.20
Daily alert, ~20 new notices/day	~600/month	~$3/month	~$2.70/month	~$2.40/month
Historical export	1,000	$5	$4.50	$4
Historical export	10,000	$50	$45	$40

Apify's Free plan includes $5 of platform usage every month (see apify.com/pricing), about 1,000 notices a month at no cost. A daily schedule adds about $0.0015 a month in start fees. The number of new notices per day depends entirely on your filters and sources: without keyword or CPV filters, Find a Tender published about 1,800 notices and TenderNed about 500 (all notice types) in the 5 days before 27 September 2026. Set Max results and the maximum cost per run to cap your spend.

How does it compare?

Price checked on the vendor's public pricing page on 27 September 2026. Marchés Online is a full web service (search interface, email alerts, documents), so compare what you need.

Option	Price (27 Sep 2026)	Source
This Actor	$0.005 per notice (Free/Starter), no subscription	Pricing tab
Marchés Online – Veille Intégrale	€45 excl. VAT/month for 1–5 departments, +€10 per extra department, €200 excl. VAT/month for all areas	marchesonline.com/veille-integrale

Good to know

• BOAMP publishes twice a day, 7 days a week; TED publishes on working days. European notices usually appear on BOAMP (and TenderNed) a few days before TED.
• Find a Tender only allows a few API requests per minute and has no keyword search, so the Actor pages through all UK notices of the period (100 per request, one request every 5 s, waiting when the API asks it to) and filters them itself. In our tests a 3-day window took about 3 minutes and a 5-day window about 7 minutes (including one 2-minute pause requested by the API); long historical windows take longer.
• TenderNed: the Actor uses TenderNed's public publication webservice (listed on data.overheid.nl, CC0). It returns the notice, buyer, deadline, procedure, CPV and NUTS codes and the TED number, but no estimated values and no winners: those are only in TenderNed's XML API, which requires credentials. For Dutch EU-level awards with winners and values, add NLD to the TED countries. TenderNed states that this webservice may change without notice.
• Keywords are matched in the notice language: French on BOAMP, English on Find a Tender, Dutch on TenderNed.
• minEstimatedValue is compared in the notice's own currency (GBP for UK notices).
• CPV filtering on BOAMP is applied to the CPV codes found in each notice; a few simplified notices without a CPV code will not match a CPV filter (use keywords instead).
• Estimated values are only available when the buyer published them.
• Department filters apply to BOAMP; for TED use countries and the nutsCodes output field (UK notices carry ITL/NUTS-style UK… codes, Dutch ones NL… codes).
• Each source query is limited to the 10 000 most recent matching notices per run – use date windows for bigger historical extracts.

How to get daily BOAMP tender alerts in Slack or Google Sheets

1. Fill in your filters (keywords, CPV codes, departments…), turn on Only new notices and click Save as a new task.
2. In Apify Console, open Schedules, create a schedule (for example every day at 08:00, Europe/Paris) and add your task to it.
3. In the task's Integrations tab, add Slack (post a message when a run succeeds) or Google Sheets (append the dataset rows to a sheet). Email notifications and webhooks (Make, Zapier, n8n) work the same way.

Each morning the run picks up notices published since the previous runs and sends only the new ones. If nothing new was published, nothing is charged.

How to find who won a public contract in France (award notices)

Set Notice types = Awards / results. Each award notice lists the winners in the winners field. TED notices also give the awarded value in awardedValue when the buyer published it; BOAMP result notices give winner names but no value in this Actor's output. Example: who won cleaning contracts in France, Belgium and Luxembourg in the last 30 days:

{ "noticeTypes": ["award"], "cpvPrefixes": ["90911", "90919"], "sources": ["ted"], "tedCountries": ["FRA", "BEL", "LUX"], "publishedWithinDays": 30 }

Use this for competitor intelligence (who wins in your sector, at what price) or to sell to companies that just won a contract.

BOAMP, TED, Find a Tender, TenderNed: which tenders appear where?

	BOAMP	TED
Publisher	DILA (French official journal)	EU Publications Office
Coverage	French public buyers, including contracts below EU thresholds (MAPA)	Notices above EU thresholds, all EU/EEA countries
Frequency	Twice a day, 7 days a week	Working days
Overlap	French above-threshold notices appear on both	usually a few days after BOAMP

• UK: since 1 January 2021, UK notices go to Find a Tender instead of TED, so UK tenders are only available here through fts.
• Netherlands: TenderNed publishes all Dutch notices; the above-threshold ones are also sent to TED a few days later.

With Deduplicate across sources on (default), each notice is kept once: BOAMP ↔ TED on the eForms notice identifier, TenderNed ↔ TED on the TED publication number (or on buyer + title + notice type before TED has published it). When both copies arrive in the same run, the TED copy is kept because it carries values and winners.

Use it from Claude, Cursor or any MCP client

Apify exposes public Store Actors as tools through its hosted MCP server at https://mcp.apify.com (docs). To give your AI assistant just this Actor, add this to your MCP client configuration (for Cursor: .cursor/mcp.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "apify": {
      "url": "https://mcp.apify.com?tools=spherical_distinction/fr-eu-tenders-monitor"
    }
  }
}

On first connection your browser opens so you can sign in to Apify and approve access (OAuth). You can also skip OAuth by adding "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer <APIFY_TOKEN>" } with your token from Console → Settings → API & Integrations. In Claude Desktop, add a custom connector with the same URL. With the Apify CLI: apify mcp install cursor --tools spherical_distinction/fr-eu-tenders-monitor (also claude-code, vscode, codex…).

Then just ask, for example: "Find open UK and Dutch cybersecurity tenders published this week" or "Who won cleaning contracts in France last month?". Runs are billed to your Apify account at the normal per-notice price. The generic https://mcp.apify.com URL (no tools parameter) also works: the assistant can then search the Store and call this Actor by name.

Combine with French Company Leads

Award notices give you the names of the winning companies. For French winners, put the name in the Company name, SIREN, SIRET or VAT number field of French Company Leads to get its SIREN, VAT number, headcount, revenue, address and directors from official Sirene/RNE data. Chain the two with Apify integrations or webhooks to turn "who just won a contract" into a qualified B2B lead list.

FAQ

Do I need an API key or an account on BOAMP, TED, Find a Tender or TenderNed? No. The Actor uses the official open-data APIs, which need no login.

Does it download the tender documents (DCE)? No. It returns notice data and the links (url, submissionUrl, documentsUrl when TED provides them).

Can I monitor several countries? Yes. Use tedCountries (ISO alpha-3 codes, or ALL) for EU notices above thresholds, and add fts (UK) and tenderned (Netherlands) to sources. BOAMP covers France only.

Can I run several different alerts? Yes. Save each one as a task. Each set of filters keeps its own "already seen" memory, or you can share one with Monitor name.

Legal

• BOAMP data © DILA, reused under the Licence Ouverte 2.0 (free reuse including commercial, with attribution).
• TED data © European Union, reuse authorised under Commission Decision 2011/833/EU.
• Find a Tender data © Crown copyright, published by the Cabinet Office under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (free reuse including commercial, with attribution).
• TenderNed data published by TenderNed under CC0 1.0 (public domain), as stated on data.overheid.nl.
• Every row carries its source and licence in the license field. Notices may contain names of contact persons; handle them in line with the GDPR.

This Actor is not affiliated with the DILA, the EU Publications Office, the UK Cabinet Office or TenderNed.

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🇫🇷 En français : veille des marchés publics BOAMP, TED, Royaume-Uni et Pays-Bas

Cet Actor surveille les appels d'offres publics français (BOAMP, y compris les MAPA sous les seuils européens) et européens (TED) et les regroupe dans un seul flux, sans doublons. Vous filtrez par mots-clés, codes CPV, départements, pays, type de marché et montant estimé, puis vous recevez chaque jour uniquement les nouveaux avis grâce au mode « Only new notices », sur Slack, par e-mail ou dans Google Sheets. Vous pouvez aussi ajouter les avis britanniques (Find a Tender, absents de TED depuis le Brexit) et néerlandais (TenderNed). Les avis d'attribution indiquent les attributaires, ce qui est utile pour la veille concurrentielle ou la prospection. Vous payez 0,005 $ par avis livré, soit environ 3 $ par mois pour 20 nouveaux avis par jour, sans abonnement (le plan gratuit Apify inclut 5 $ de crédit par mois).

🇫🇷 Mots-clés : veille marchés publics, appels d'offres publics, alerte appel d'offres, BOAMP, TED, JOUE, marchés publics France, avis de marché, avis d'attribution, résultats de marchés, attributaires, MAPA, code CPV, collectivités, veille commerciale secteur public, DCE, alternative à Doubletrade / Marchés Online / France Marchés, appels d'offres Royaume-Uni, Find a Tender, appels d'offres Pays-Bas, TenderNed.