UK Construction Tenders: Live Tenders, Expiring Frameworks & Competitor Wins
Every UK public construction tender, in one dataset.
We combine Find a Tender, Contracts Finder and Public Contracts Scotland into one de-duplicated dataset, so you search one place instead of three and a tender published on several portals appears once.
What you can find
- Open tenders you can bid for now.
- Upcoming work: pipeline and planned-procurement notices, before the tender opens.
- Frameworks expiring in the next 6–12 months, with the companies on them.
- Top buyers of construction work.
- Any buyer's history: what they bought, when, and who won it.
- Competitor wins, looked up by Companies House number.
Filter by trade, region, value and date
14 trades
Materials and furniture supply are available as opt-in categories.
All 12 UK regions
North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, London, South East, South West, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
What each row holds
Title, description, buyer, value, dates and deadline, a link to the original notice, trades, region, CPV codes, contract start and end dates, a framework flag and lots.
Award rows add the winners, with a Companies House number for about 80% of suppliers.
About the data
- Find a Tender and Public Contracts Scotland from 2021; Contracts Finder from 2023. That is about 210,000, 30,000 and 233,000 procurements respectively.
- We collect new notices every morning; the download pack is refreshed at least monthly, and your download page always gives you the latest pack.
- A tender published on several portals appears once.
- Team mailboxes are kept; personal email addresses are removed.
- Not covered yet: Northern Ireland below-threshold tenders and Scotland's below-threshold award notices.
What you get
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The full dataset, straight away, as a zip of CSV files:
procurements.csv: about 89,000 construction procurementsawards.csv: about 80,000 awards- Open tenders, frameworks expiring, and the top 100 buyers
- A README explaining every column
Not sure yet? Download the free sample and check the columns first.
Licence
The source data is published under the Open Government Licence v3.0, so commercial reuse is allowed. Keep the attribution line: “Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.”