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Public tender alert feed, NL and EU

Tender alerts from TenderNed and TED, filtered for your sector.

Public buyers in the Netherlands post hundreds of tenders a month on TenderNed and TED. I set up a list that shows only the ones that fit your company, merges the copies that appear on both platforms, and tells you what closes soon.

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  • From $35one sector list
  • $40/moweekly feed per sector
  • 2 sourcesTenderNed and TED
PDF digest and Excel list of open Dutch IT tenders from a sample run

A real run on public data for one sector. Not a client project.

What you get

What's in it

  • Only tenders that fitMatched on your CPV codes and your own keywords, in Dutch and English, with words that rule a tender out.
  • One row per tenderChange notices and copies on TenderNed and TED are merged, with links to both.
  • The fields you bid onDeadline, buyer, contract type, estimated value where published, and the official link.
  • Excel, CSV and a PDF digestA formatted Excel file with a summary sheet, plus a digest of what's new and what closes soon.
  • A weekly email summaryReady to forward to your team every Monday, in Dutch or English.
  • No personal dataContact names, emails and phone numbers are left out. Organisations and notices only.

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The sample is labeled. It isn't client work.

PDF digest and Excel list of open Dutch IT tenders from a sample run

Data sample · real public data, no client

Tender alert feed: IT services, Netherlands, Oct 2026

A sample run for one sector. It pulls a month of notices from TED and TenderNed, merges the copies that appear on both, filters on CPV codes and Dutch and English keywords, and keeps only organisation names. Result: 172 open tenders, 42 new this week and 23 closing within 14 days. Every count was checked against both sources on the day.

  • TED and TenderNed, 764 duplicates merged
  • Excel, PDF digest and a weekly email
  • Runs again each week from one config file
PDF digest (16 pages, 830 KB) Excel file (XLSX, 76 KB)

Sources: Publications Office of the European Union (TED) and TenderNed open data.

Do it yourself

Do it yourself on Apify

Want the numbers yourself? My EU procurement market stats tool on Apify pulls market figures from TED, the EU tender database. You pay $0.01 per result row.

I also have an ATS job feed on Apify. It collects open jobs from company job boards on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable and Recruitee and marks what is new, updated or closed since the last run.

Prefer a filtered tender list done for you? Pick a package below.

Open the market stats on Apify

Packages

Fixed prices

Bigger or different jobs get a quote first. Prices in USD, excluding any VAT that may apply.

Tender list

$35

  • 1 sector profile, Netherlands
  • Open tenders from the last 30 days
  • Merged across TenderNed and TED
  • Excel and CSV
  • Saved profile for later runs
  • Delivery in 1 day
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Most asked for

List and digest

$60

  • 1 sector profile
  • NL plus up to 2 EU countries
  • Excel, CSV and PDF digest
  • 1 email-ready summary
  • 1 filter tuning round
  • Delivery in 2 days
Choose this

Multi-sector, 4 weeks

$100

  • Up to 3 sector profiles
  • NL plus up to 4 EU countries
  • Set up and first list in 3 days
  • Fresh Excel, PDF and email every Monday for 4 weeks
  • Filter tuning included
  • 3 rounds of changes
Choose this

Weekly feed after any package: $40/month per sector profile. Every Monday an Excel file, a PDF digest and an email-ready summary with new and closing-soon tenders. Cancel any time. Extra sector profile $15, extra country $10. Setup takes 1, 2 or 3 days from a complete brief (what you sell, or 2 or 3 example tenders). After setup the weekly feed keeps running.

Want to do it yourself first? My guide How to track public tenders in the EU explains TED, TenderNed, the thresholds and how to set up alerts.

How it works

Four steps, all by email

  1. 1

    Tell me what you sell

    A few lines, and CPV codes if you know them. Links to tenders you liked help most.

  2. 2

    Get the first list

    Open tenders that match, in Excel and CSV.

  3. 3

    Tune the filters

    Too much or too little? I adjust keywords and codes once.

  4. 4

    Every Monday

    With the weekly feed, a fresh list, digest and summary.

FAQ

Questions people ask first

Something else? Email studio@kayorama.nl. Nederlands mag ook.

Where does the data come from?

Only from official open data: the TED Search API of the EU Publications Office and the TenderNed open data API. Both are free to reuse. I don't scrape portals that don't allow it and I don't log in anywhere for you.

How fast do I get the first list?

In 1 day for the Tender list, 2 days for List and digest and 3 days for Multi-sector. The clock starts when I know what you sell, ideally with 2 or 3 example tenders. After setup the weekly feed runs every Monday.

Do I get contact persons?

No. Notices sometimes name a contact person, but I leave out names, emails and phone numbers. You get the buying organisation, the city and the link to the official notice.

Why is the value empty for some tenders?

Many buyers don't publish an estimated value. When TED has one, it's in the file. I never guess a value.

Do you cover regional or private portals?

No. Notices that only appear on Negometrix/Mercell, CTM or a buyer's own portal aren't included. Most Dutch tenders above the EU threshold, and many national ones, are on TenderNed.

I don't know my CPV codes. Is that a problem?

No. Send me 2 or 3 tenders you would have liked to find and I'll work them out.

Will you write or submit bids?

No, this is the alert feed only. You decide which tenders to go for.

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