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🇪🇺 TED EU Procurement Notices Scraper

Structured public-procurement data from every EU member state, every day. 🚀

👁 Apify
👁 Python
👁 Output

Get the EU's Tenders Electronic Daily as clean JSON / CSV / Excel — filtered by country, CPV code, date range or free-text title search. ⚡️

💡 Why this scraper?

• 📦 Authoritative source. Pulls directly from ted.europa.eu — the EU's official Official Journal Supplement for public procurement.
• 🤖 No HTML to break. Uses TED's official structured-data backend, so site redesigns don't break your pipeline.
• 🌍 All 27 member states + 4 EFTA countries in one dataset.
• 💰 Monetizable fields out of the box — buyer, value, currency, deadline, CPV codes, NUTS region, contact email.
• 🌐 Multilingual. Titles, descriptions and PDFs in any of 24 EU languages — pick your preferred locale, fall back to English.
• 🔁 Incremental-friendly. Schedule daily runs with daysBack=1 to keep your database fresh without re-scraping history.
• 📑 Open-data licensed. TED data is published under CC BY 4.0 (CC0 for metadata), so your downstream use is unencumbered.

🚀 Quick start (Apify Console)

1. Click Try for free on the Apify Store page.
2. Pick the filters you want — country, CPV code, free-text search, date range.
3. Click Start ▶️.
4. Download your data as JSON / CSV / Excel when the run finishes.

That's it. No accounts on TED, no API keys, no proxies to configure.

⚙️ Inputs

📋 Sample output

{
"url":"https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/316731-2026",
"id":"316731-2026",
"scraped_at":"2026-05-10T14:32:11Z",
"title":"Germany — IT consultancy services — Framework agreement for cloud migration support",
"description":"Provision of consultancy services for the migration of legacy applications to a sovereign cloud infrastructure...",
"notice_type":"cn-standard",
"publication_date":"2026-05-08",
"procedure_type":"open",
"contract_nature":"services",
"buyer_name":"Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik",
"buyer_country":"DEU",
"buyer_city":"Bonn",
"buyer_email":"vergabestelle@bsi.bund.de",
"buyer_legal_type":"body-pl-cga",
"cpv_codes":["72000000","72200000","72220000"],
"place_of_performance":["DEA22","DEA"],
"submission_languages":["deu"],
"deadline_date":"2026-06-15",
"deadline_time":"14:00:00+02:00",
"total_value":4800000,
"total_value_currency":"EUR",
"pdf_url":"https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/316731-2026/pdf",
"xml_url":"https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/316731-2026/xml"
}

🎯 Use cases

💡 Tips & tricks

• 📅 For daily monitoring, run with daysBack: 1 on a 24h schedule. Costs near-zero at most pricing tiers.
• 🔎 For backfills, set dateFrom / dateTo and maxItems: 0. The actor automatically switches to scroll pagination above 15k results.
• 🗂️ For specific verticals, combine multiple CPV codes — they're OR-combined.
• 🧪 For exploration, use scope: ACTIVE to skip expired notices.
• 🛡️ The query advanced field lets you build any TED expert-search query — see TED Expert Search for the syntax.

❓ FAQ

Q: How current is the data? A: Notices appear within minutes of publication on TED's Official Journal Supplement.

Q: How far back can I go? A: TED's online corpus covers notices from 2014 onward; older notices are archived. scope: ALL gives access to everything.

Q: Are personal contact details included? A: TED publishes only organisational addresses for contracting authorities. There are no personal phone numbers or photos in the dataset.

Q: What's the licence on the resulting data? A: TED editorial content is CC BY 4.0 (attribute the EU as the source). Metadata is CC0 (public domain). Both allow commercial reuse.

Q: Why might total_value be null? A: Many contract notices (cn-standard) don't disclose the estimated value before bidding. Contract award notices (can-standard) almost always do.

📜 Source & attribution

This actor consumes the publicly available TED Search API documented at docs.ted.europa.eu. When you reuse the data downstream, attribute it as:

Source: TED — Tenders Electronic Daily, Publications Office of the European Union — © European Union, [year].

Made with ❤️ for the European public-procurement data community.