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Public procurement, as published

Contract notices from public buyers — who is buying what, where, and by when.

1.6Mnotices
jurisdictions declared
6
document type declared
2
fields per record
5
per record
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How it divides

2 dimensions · press a band to read it
Jurisdictions · declared105,074 of 1,621,217 declared · 6.5%
  • Germany25,857 · 24.6%
  • Poland20,813 · 19.8%
  • France13,693 · 13.0%
  • United Kingdom12,711 · 12.1%
  • Spain10,339 · 9.8%
  • Remaining 3 values21,661 · 20.6%
Document type · declared153,148 of 1,621,217 declared · 9.4%
  • Procurement notice140,437 · 91.7%
  • Tender notice12,711 · 8.3%
readout

25,857 notices are filed under Germany — 24.6% of those that declare it.

105,074 of 1,621,217 declared · 6.5%. The rest carry no value for this field, so these shares are of the declared set and do not add up to the collection.

What you can do with it

Find relevant contracts — Describe what you supply and find the notices that match, across languages and buyer terminology.

See the buyer — Contracting authority and country on every notice.

Read the full notice — The published document itself, including the detail that decides whether it is worth bidding.

Track a market — New notices as they are published, so nothing is found a week late.

Filed to answer

Which public bodies are buying what I supply, and by when do they need it?

What is the value band on this contract, and which authority is behind it?

Which notices in this category closed without an award being published?

Who buys this across borders, in languages I do not read?

Written to

cadence
Continuously
last write
1 Jan 1970, 00:00 UTC
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19,283 in the last day

A new record is a newly published notice. A revision replaces the text on the record that already exists rather than adding a second one, so the count does not double.

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Where it stops

It is not a bidding platform. You will find the notice; submitting a tender happens through the buyer's own portal.

It covers what public buyers publish openly, so below-threshold and privately-run procurement is largely outside it.

Field reference

5 fields per record
  • Buying authority
  • Country
  • Deadline
  • Contract value band
  • Subject of the contract
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