GeBIZ lists a closed opportunity for six months and an awarded one for just a month. Our GeBIZ scraper captures tenders, quotations and awards before they drop out.
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GeBIZ pages, filters, fields and a schedule
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You choose the scope - agencies, procurement categories, keywords, tenders or quotations, open notices only or awards as well - and we build and run the GeBIZ crawler. Listing and detail pages on the portal are built by scripts; we render them, pace the requests and rotate proxies, and CAPTCHA handling comes with the service.
Each run reads the listing for new and changed notices, opens their detail and Award tabs, and records each status move from OPEN to PENDING AWARD to AWARDED, CANCELLED or NO AWARD. You receive CSV, Excel or JSON on the schedule you set, by e-mail, SFTP or Google Drive, or as rows pushed into your database.
Every GeBIZ opportunity is a Tender or a Quotation with a document number that starts with the agency's code - NEA for the National Environment Agency, HDB for the Housing and Development Board, MOE for the Ministry of Education - sometimes followed by the agency's own reference number. The listing card and the detail page give us:
The Who to Contact block lists agency officers by name, e-mail address and phone number. Those officers are left out by default, while the agency and its address stay in.
The Closed tab splits into Closed, Pending Award, Awarded, Cancelled and No Award, and it shows only opportunities closed in the last six months or awarded in the last month. Anything older leaves the listing, so GeBIZ historical data has to be built forward: we capture each notice while it is listed and keep it after it disappears.
GeBIZ, short for Government Electronic Business, is the Singapore government's one portal for public procurement: agencies post invitations to quote and invitations to tender, suppliers submit offers electronically, and the award is announced on the same notice. The agencies which publish on GeBIZ range from ministries and statutory boards to schools and polytechnics, so Ministry of Education school quotations for coaches, buses and manpower sit beside multi-year tenders from bodies such as the National Environment Agency.
Searching is open; bidding is not. Suppliers register as GeBIZ Trading Partners, local firms under their UEN and foreign firms without one, and tender documents and bids sit behind their log-in, while the notice, its items, corrigenda and award stay public.
The listing searches in title, document number, agency or procurement category, with match all or match any, and sorts by published date, closing date or relevance. A published-date filter narrows to today, the past two days or the past seven, and Today's Opportunities has its own link. The portal also carries a Listing of Indicative Government Procurement Opportunities for planned buys.
Delivery: CSV, JSON or XLSX files, our API or a JSON feed. MCP server on request.
Full plan detailsSuppliers come first. A firm registered under a supply head wants every new quotation and tender in its procurement categories the morning it appears, with closing date, site briefing and mandatory items, instead of checking Today's Opportunities by hand.
Consultants and researchers use the same table to study Singapore public purchasing by category and agency, measured by awarded value.
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ScrapeIt runs scraping as a managed service - the crawlers are ours to build, operate and fix, the dataset is yours. For a tender portal like GeBIZ the work is mostly about not losing anything - catching each notice while it is listed, following it through corrigenda to award, and keeping the record after the portal stops showing it. Start with a free project assessment and a sample covering the agencies or categories you bid in; after that, runs follow your calendar - daily, weekly or whenever you ask.
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Yes. The ScrapeIt GeBIZ API delivers document number, agency, procurement category, closing date, status, awarded supplier and awarded value as JSON from an endpoint we host, refreshed as often as you need. You can also take the same records as an XLSX or CSV export, through a JSON feed or loaded into your database. An MCP server is available on request.
Yes. Opportunity listings, notice details, corrigenda and award results are shown to any visitor without a GeBIZ log-in. We collect only publicly available data - everything a visitor can see on GeBIZ - and we collect it legally. Officers named under Who to Contact are left out by default, and personal data is handled under GDPR.
Back as far as the listing still reaches - closed notices from the last six months and awards from the last month - and forward from the first run. Older results no longer appear in the listing, so the archive grows with each scheduled run, and starting early is what gives you a long series later.
Many quotations close the week after they are published, so a bid team needs at least a daily run, and twice a day suits busy categories. Awards stay in the listing for a month after the award date, so a weekly pass catches every one; daily is better if you track status changes.
The notice, items to respond, corrigenda and award come from the public pages, together with the file names of the tender documents. The documents themselves open only after a GeBIZ log-in, so we fetch them only on a project that uses your own GeBIZ account. For suppliers we collect the public Supplier Directory, searched by UEN, Y-Code, name or supply head.
You share your needs, expectations, and desired timeframe. We'll suggest the best solution based on your request and budget.
Our specialists configure the crawlers and extract a sample dataset for your review before proceeding with the full-scale extraction.
Once you approve the sample, we launch the project and start full data collection. We gather, filter, and structure the data for easy use, delivering it on time in your preferred format.
Our team manages ongoing processes, monitors website changes, and supports all data extraction cycles. We can also help integrate data into your systems or create dashboards to simplify analysis.
Tell us which sites, which fields and how often. A couple of lines is enough to start.
GeBIZ data from €169/month. Free project assessment, reply within 1 business day.