eu-ted-scraper

You can fetch and normalize EU TED tender notices by querying the public TED API without authentication, mapping fields like title, organization, country, and deadlines to a common JSON schema for downstream workflows.

Monitoring EU-funded tenders from GIZ and Kfw is done by running multi-source scans against the public TED API, retrieving procurement notices and normalizing them into a standardized JSON output for evaluation.

Yes, EU TED procurement data integrates into tender workflows by outputting normalized JSON that matches the common schema used by other scrapers, feeding downstream evaluators and CRM systems directly.

No API key is required to retrieve public procurement notices; the scraper accesses the official TED endpoint without authentication, enabling lightweight integration into procurement monitoring workflows.

Data normalization for EU TED tenders works by mapping relevant notice fields—including title, description, organization, country, deadlines, and language—to a common schema, producing JSON compatible with other scrapers.

Limitations of scraping EU TED tenders via the public API include dependency on the endpoint's available data and field coverage, meaning any notices or fields not exposed by the public TED API cannot be retrieved or normalized.