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Tenders Radar: Public Tenders & Contract Awards

Public tenders and awards from 17 official portals in one schema: US SAM.gov and USAspending, EU TED and EU institutions, UK, France, Spain, Germany, India GeM, Brazil, Ukraine, Canada, Colombia, Australia, South Africa. Country, state, sector, value filters. From $4/1k.

$4 per 1,000 tenderupdated 2026-11-01
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Change any field; the code on the right follows. Copy it, or run the same input on Apify.

Words or phrases matched on title and description (whole words). They match literally, so add translations for non-English portals (e.g. software, logiciel, Software), or use sectors and codes, which work in every language.

Company names: lists the contracts each one won (US federal, EU/EEA via TED, UK Contracts Finder) with a summary per company, instead of searching open tenders. Use it for competitor tracking, sales prospecting and due diligence.

How far back to list a supplier's contract wins.

Only tenders in these sectors, from their CPV / UNSPSC codes and words in several languages.

ISO codes or names: CA, GB, FR, DE, ES, NL, CO, AU, ZA, or EU for every EU/EEA country on TED. Leave empty for all.

Which kinds of notice to return. Default: tenders you can still bid on.

For tenders, keep only those whose deadline hasn't passed (or isn't published).

Code prefixes, e.g. 72 (IT services, CPV), 45 (construction, CPV), 4321 (computers, UNSPSC), 5415 (IT services, US NAICS), DA (IT services, US PSC).

Only tenders with an estimated value at least this much, in the notice's own currency.

Leave out tenders worth more than this, in the notice's own currency.

Only notices published in the last N days.

Pick specific portals instead of countries.

Leave out notices whose title or description contains any of these.

Most notices kept from each portal (after filters).

Most notices returned by the run.

AI insights (optional)

Add an `insight` to each notice: a plain-language summary, key points, what to do and by when, and more. With a profile, also a 0-100 fit score and its reason.

What your organisation does and looks for, e.g. "We build and maintain cloud data platforms for public bodies in Germany and Austria; contracts above €100k". Each insight then scores how well the notice fits.

Insights are written in this language, whatever the source language.

Insights are added to the first N notices (most relevant first); the rest are delivered without one.

Monitoring

Schedule the Actor (daily) and each run returns only notices earlier runs didn't deliver: a bid-alert feed you pay for only when something new appears.

Output

What you get back

The fields every row has.

FieldWhat it holds
title, description, referenceAs published; reference is the buyer's own number
buyer{name, id, city, region, country}; for SAM.gov the name is department / agency / office
contactsThe buyer's published contact points {name, email, phone}
country, subdivisionISO code of the buyer's country; ISO 3166-2 state or region where the work is or the buyer sits (US-TX), when known
statusopen, closed, awarded, planned, cancelled, unknown
noticeTypetender, award, planning, amendment, cancellation
category, procedureWorks / goods / services; procedure as published (for SAM.gov, the set-aside, e.g. Total Small Business Set-Aside)
classifications, sectorsCPV / UNSPSC / NAICS / PSC codes and the sectors they map to
value{amount, currency} (estimated value, or the awarded amount)
publishedAt, deadline, awardDateRFC 3339
suppliersWinners, for awards
documents, urlNotice documents and the official notice page

Download as JSON, CSV, Excel or XML from the run, or have it sent to Google Sheets, Slack or a webhook.

Guide

How Tenders Radar works

Inputs, options and tips, from the tool's own documentation.

Public procurement notices from official government portals of many countries in one clean schema: open tenders you can bid on, contract awards (who won, for how much) and planned procurement. Filter by country, sector, CPV / UNSPSC code, value and keywords; schedule it for daily bid alerts.

Built for B2B sales and bid teams, contractors and consultancies, distributors, market researchers tracking public spending, and AI agents that find opportunities for their users.

Coverage

Country / regionPortalNotices
🇺🇸 United StatesUSAspending.govNew federal contract awards: recipient, amount, agency, state, NAICS/PSC (choose notice type award)
🇺🇸 United StatesSAM.gov contract opportunitiesFederal solicitations, sources sought, presolicitations and awards, with NAICS and PSC codes, set-asides and contracting officers
🇪🇺 EU + EEA (27 + 3)TED (Tenders Electronic Daily)Every tender above the EU thresholds, all member states
🇬🇧 United KingdomFind a Tender, Contracts FinderAbove- and below-threshold contracts
🇫🇷 FranceBOAMPTenders, amendments and awards
🇩🇪 Germanyservice.bund.deFederal tenders
🇪🇸 SpainPlataforma de Contratación del Sector PúblicoTenders, awards and cancellations, with CPV codes, budget and deadline
🇳🇱 NetherlandsTenderNedTenders, awards, planned procurement
🇨🇦 CanadaCanadaBuysOpen federal tenders
🇮🇳 IndiaGeM (Government e-Marketplace)Ongoing bids and reverse auctions of central and state buyers: items, quantity, ministry and department, start and end time, bid document
🇧🇷 BrazilPNCP (Portal Nacional de Contratações Públicas)Every federal, state and municipal procurement by law: object, buyer, state and city, estimated value in BRL, proposal deadline, method
🇨🇴 ColombiaSECOP IIProcurement processes
🇦🇺 AustraliaAusTenderContract awards with supplier and value
🇿🇦 South AfricaeTendersTenders and RFQs
🇺🇦 UkraineProzorroOpen tenders from every public buyer, with CPV codes, value, deadline and contact
🇪🇺 EU institutionsFunding & Tenders portalCalls for tenders of the Commission, EU agencies, Council and Parliament (choose EU)

More countries are being added. For district-level Indian tenders, see India District Notices. Only official, public sources are used: no logins, no captchas.

Why this Actor

  • One schema for every country. title, description, reference, buyer, status, noticeType, category (works / goods / services), classifications (CPV, UNSPSC, NAICS, PSC), value (amount + currency), publishedAt, deadline, suppliers, contacts, documents, url.
  • Sectors in every language. Each notice is tagged from its CPV, UNSPSC, NAICS or PSC codes plus terms in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Dutch and Italian: IT & tech, construction, health, energy, transport, defence, environment, education, finance and more.
  • Only what you can bid on. By default you get open tenders whose deadline hasn't passed; switch on awards to see who wins what.
  • Daily bid alerts. Turn on Only new notices and schedule it: each run returns only what earlier runs didn't deliver. Send it to Slack, Google Sheets, a webhook or an RSS reader.
  • For AI agents. Callable as an MCP tool.

How to use it

  1. Pick sectors and/or countries (EU = every EU/EEA country) and, if you like, states or regions (searchable list, or type Texas, Maharashtra, Bavaria), or type keywords.
  2. Optionally add CPV / UNSPSC codes, a minimum value, or notice types (awards, planning).
  3. Press Start. For alerts, turn on Only new notices and add a daily schedule.
json
{
  "sectors": ["tech"],
  "countries": ["EU", "GB", "CA"],
  "minValue": 100000,
  "postedWithinDays": 3,
  "onlyNew": true
}

Keywords match literally, so add translations for non-English portals (software, logiciel, Software), or rely on sectors and codes, which work in every language.

Who wins what (supplier mode)

Put company names in Suppliers and the Actor lists the public contracts each one won, in the US (federal, USAspending), every EU/EEA country (TED) and the UK (Contracts Finder), over the last two years by default, with a summary per company first: number of awards, total value per currency, top buyers, first and last award, and the legal names the portals used (PALANTIR USG INC, Accenture (UK) Ltd...).

Use it to size a competitor's public-sector business, find which agencies buy what you sell, or check a supplier during due diligence.

json
{ "suppliers": ["Accenture", "Capita"], "countries": ["GB", "EU"], "awardedWithinDays": 365 }

Each award is billed like a notice; the summaries are free. Award values are as published: a notice with several winners shows its total for each.

AI insights (optional)

Turn on AI insights and an AI reads each notice for you: a two-sentence summary in your language, what is being bought, who may bid, the deadline and value as written, and what to do next. Describe your company in Your profile and every insight also gets a fit score (0-100) with the reason, so the best matches rise to the top. Choose "Apify (no key)" and the model's cost goes to your Apify account, or use your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini or other key.

Pricing

$4 per 1,000 notices plus a small start fee per run. AI insights, when you turn them on, are $0.01 each (from 24 November 2026; free until then) plus the model's tokens: about $0.0003 per insight with the default model (billed to your Apify account by Apify's AI gateway), or your provider's price with your own key. Notices that don't match your filters, duplicates and (with Only new notices) already-delivered notices are free.

Need something bigger?

More countries, regional or municipal portals, full tender documents, a private self-hosted deployment or a feed for your sector: contact tacps126@gmail.com. Custom and standalone setups are available.

Good to know

Values are in each notice's own currency (no conversion yet). SAM.gov is read from its public daily extract (no key), so US notices appear the morning after they are posted. Notices are copied as published and always link to the official notice; check the portal before bidding.

Questions

Questions about Tenders Radar

How much does Tenders Radar cost?

$4 per 1,000, charged only for tenders returned; a run that finds nothing costs nothing. It runs on Apify, whose free plan includes monthly credit, so you can try it without paying.

Do I need to write code?

No. Fill in the form on Apify and press Start, schedule it, or send the results to Google Sheets, Slack or a webhook. For code, the input builder on this page writes the API call in curl, Python or JavaScript.

What does Tenders Radar return?

Every row has the same fields, including title, description, reference, buyer, contacts, country, subdivision, status, noticeType, category, procedure, classifications, sectors. Download as JSON, CSV, Excel or XML.

Can an AI agent use it?

Yes. The webdata-tools-mcp server exposes it to Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients as get_supplier_contracts and search_tenders.

Can it run on a schedule and return only new results?

Yes. Schedule it on Apify (hourly, daily, weekly) and turn on the only-new option: each run then returns only what appeared since the last run with the same input.

Use cases

What people use Tenders Radar for

  • Get alerts for new public tenders in your sector
  • Research who wins contracts and for how much
  • Find buyers and competitors

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