UK Public Tender Lead Alert
uk-public-tender-lead-alertWatch UK Find a Tender for public-sector tenders newly matching your keywords, CPV codes, value threshold or region, and get only the new ones since your last check. — $0.05/call, x402 (USDC on base).
Input Schema
TableJSON Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| region | No | Case-insensitive substring match against whatever buyer/delivery region or country data the notice publishes. Not a hard filter guarantee — region data is not published on every notice, and an absent field never excludes a tender on this axis alone. | |
| cpvCodes | No | Matched as a PREFIX against the tender's CPV classification code, e.g. "7211" matches "72110000". A full code with a check digit ("72000000-5") is accepted and the check digit is stripped automatically. 0-20 entries. | |
| keywords | No | Case-insensitive substring match against the tender's title and description. 0-20 entries. | |
| stateKey | No | A name for THIS watch, so you can run several independent tender watches from one Actor without one overwriting another's memory of what it has already billed. Scoped to your own Apify account. The prefilled value is only there so this Actor's own daily platform test has a stable, obviously-a-test name — replace it with your own watch name. | |
| maxValueGbp | No | Same GBP-only caveat as minValueGbp above. | |
| minValueGbp | No | Only applied when the tender's published value is in GBP. A tender with a missing value, or a value published in another currency, is reported as a free, unbilled row instead of a silent guess — never excluded outright and never billed on an assumption. | |
| emitBaseline | No | When true (default), the first run for a new watch name writes one free, clearly-labelled row summarizing what was captured as the reference point. When false, that first run still saves the reference point — it just writes no row, for buyers who only ever want to see "new since I subscribed" and never a first-run dump. | |
| lookbackDays | No | How far back each run looks for updated releases. Default 1 day: the measured rate limit (12 requests before HTTP 429) covers a full 24h window in about 6 paginated requests. A wider window is honored, but is more likely to exceed the request budget mid-run and finish with honest partial coverage for that run (nothing lost — anything not read this run is picked up, and billed, on a later run). | |
| maxNewPerRun | No | Caps how many NEW matching tenders a single run delivers and charges for, even if more were found. Anything held back by this cap is never lost — it stays "new" and appears (and is billed) on a future run. |