Public procurement
The public procurement journal captures competitions for state contracts, from the call to the award notice. It shows who bids for public money and who wins it.
What the register contains
- Subject and title of the contract
- Contracting authority and successful bidder
- Estimated and actual contract value
- Dates of the call and the award
Fields we return
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| count | Number of contracts the entity won as a successful bidder. |
| total_awarded_value | Sum of awarded contract values in EUR, or null when the entity has none. |
What it is used for
Commercial analytics: a contract history tells you whether a company is an established state supplier and at what volumes. In creditworthiness assessment that is a non-trivial revenue source.
Competitive research – who wins contracts in your industry and at what prices.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same as the Central Register of Contracts?
No. Procurement is the competitive process; the contract register holds concluded contracts. For the full cycle you need both sources.
Will I find contracts the company did not win?
We return published notices including results. Participation by unsuccessful bidders is only published to the extent the contracting authority states it.
Try it on your own data
A free account requires no payment card. Our database holds 2 160 466 entities from 48 public registers.