What do you make?(00000000)
Governments buy almost everything and publish it, filed under numeric codes. Say what you supply in plain words; we translate it into those codes and search the official portals at once.
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Why these results
Other official codes that mention your words. Tap to include them.
Where we look
Every search says which portals answered. A source that is down is shown as down, and data older than two days is marked stale. Countries not listed are covered only by TED, the EU-wide journal, which lists contracts above the EU threshold.
| Source | Covers | Contracts | How |
|---|---|---|---|
| TED | EU + EEA, 30 countries | Above EU thresholds | Live |
| BOAMP | France | Including below threshold | Live |
| Find a Tender | United Kingdom | Above threshold | Daily |
| Contracts Finder | United Kingdom | Below threshold | Daily |
| SAM.gov | United States | Federal | Daily |
| Prozorro | Ukraine | All public buyers; titles in Ukrainian, matched by code | Daily |
| AusTender | Australia | Federal; feed has no closing dates | Daily |
| CanadaBuys | Canada | Federal | Blocked access requested |
Why this exists
Public contracts are open to anyone, but most small suppliers never see them because the notices are filed under codes they don't know. This is a free translation layer. No account, no cookies, no tracking.
Read before you bid
Closed notices are removed and each result links to its official notice. Australian notices have no deadline in the source feed, so we show them as undated rather than guess. Always confirm details on the official notice.
Improve it
The word-to-code dictionary is one plain JSON file. If your trade is missing, add it or tell us. Contributions welcome.