United States
SAM.gov
1,334
records in this edition
U.S. federal contract opportunity notices collected through the GSA public Opportunities API.
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Free Daily Government Tenders& RFP Dataset
Download one normalized daily file of public procurement notices from SAM.gov, TED, Contracts Finder and Find a Tender. Available free in CSV, JSON and JSONL, with no account required.
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Formats
CSV · JSON · JSONL
Traceability
Original links preserved
Privacy
Dedicated contact fields excluded
Latest daily edition
Pick the format that fits your workflow.
All three files contain the same normalized records. The manifest lists the edition, source outcome, byte size and checksum for reproducible downloads.
Official sources
One schema across four procurement systems.
We preserve a source identifier, original notice link and source-license link on every record so you can trace normalized values back to their publisher.
European Union
TED
3,334
records in this edition
Public procurement notices published by Tenders Electronic Daily, the EU's official procurement supplement.
United Kingdom
Contracts Finder
387
records in this edition
UK planning, tender and award releases published in the Open Contracting Data Standard.
United Kingdom
Find a Tender
83
records in this edition
UK higher-value public procurement releases from the official Find a Tender service feed.
Normalized schema · v1.0
Fields built for filtering and joining.
Dates use ISO 8601 strings. Monetary values are paired with currency where supplied. Classification codes use the source scheme—typically CPV or NAICS.
Notice
idtitledescriptionnotice_typestatuspublished_atdeadline_atBuyer & location
buyer_namebuyer_countrybuyer_regionplace_countryplace_regionCommercial
estimated_valuecurrencyprocurement_methodcategoryclassification_schemeclassification_codesContract & award
contract_start_atcontract_end_atsupplier_namesaward_dateaward_valueaward_currencyTraceability
sourcesource_idsource_release_idsource_urlsource_licensefirst_seen_atlast_seen_atcontent_hashchange_typeHow it is prepared
A daily, traceable data pipeline.
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Collect
Request the daily publication or update window from each official API or machine-readable feed.
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Normalize
Map source-specific notice, buyer, date, value, classification and award fields into one stable schema.
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Identify
Assign a stable record ID, retain source IDs and calculate a content hash to make changes auditable.
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Publish
Write CSV, JSON and JSONL atomically, then publish a manifest with counts, source status and checksums.
What you can do with it
From opportunity discovery to market analysis.
Find opportunities
Filter titles, buyers, deadlines, locations and classification codes to surface relevant tenders or RFPs.
Map public demand
Compare categories, buyers and estimated values to see where governments are directing procurement activity.
Build alerts
Use stable IDs, source URLs and publication dates as the foundation for a focused internal monitoring workflow.
Prototype products
Test search, enrichment, lead-scoring or procurement intelligence ideas before funding a custom data feed.
Coverage & responsible use
Know what the file can—and cannot—tell you.
Daily window, not a live master list
This edition reflects notices returned for its publication or update window. It is not a complete inventory of every procurement that remains open today.
Stages differ by source
Planning, opportunity, tender, amendment and award coverage varies. Filter notice_type and status, then verify important decisions against the original notice.
Source-specific rights
The combined file has no blanket WebTruffle data license. Each record carries the applicable source-license URL; those source terms continue to govern reuse.
Minimized public schema
The public schema does not map contact-person, email, telephone, or street-address fields. Source free text should be reviewed before use in privacy-sensitive contexts.
Frequently asked questions
Before you download.
Is the government tenders dataset really free?
Yes. The latest daily CSV, JSON and JSONL editions can be downloaded without an account. No email address or payment details are required.
Which countries and procurement sources are included?
The current edition combines U.S. federal opportunities from SAM.gov, EU procurement notices from TED, and UK notices from Contracts Finder and Find a Tender.
How often is the data refreshed?
The source pipeline runs once each day. The edition date, generation time, source status and file checksums are published in the manifest.
Does it contain every currently open government tender?
No. Each edition contains the notices returned for that daily publication or update window. Coverage and notice stages vary by source, so it should not be treated as a complete live inventory of every open procurement.
What formats and fields are available?
The same normalized records are available as CSV, JSON and newline-delimited JSON. Fields cover the notice, buyer, geography, dates, values, categories, CPV or NAICS classifications, awards and source provenance where supplied.
Can I use the data commercially?
Each source keeps its own terms and licensing conditions. Every record includes its source URL and source-license URL; review those terms for your use case. WebTruffle does not apply one blanket license to the combined file.
How do I verify a tender?
Open the source_url in the record and rely on the original notice for the authoritative wording, deadline, amendments and eligibility requirements.
Can WebTruffle provide history, an API or more countries?
Yes. The public download is a useful starting point. WebTruffle can scope historical archives, additional procurement portals, custom filters, fields, alerting and managed API or file delivery.
Need more than the free edition?
Build procurement data around your market.
Add countries, portals, history, enrichment, custom qualification rules, alerts or an API. WebTruffle can manage the collection and delivery while your team works with the data.