GrantsFeed

Data sources & licences

Every opportunity on GrantsFeed comes from an official feed published by a government or intergovernmental body — public APIs in every case but Find a Grant, where we read the structured JSON the service itself publishes with its listing pages. We parse no rendered HTML. Below is each source, what it covers, and the licence its data is published under. For how we process this data, see our methodology.

Records are normalised into a common schema, de-duplicated across sources and converted to USD, so values may differ from the original notices. Where a licence requires it, that credit travels with the data: every API and CSV response carries the attribution for the sources it draws on.

EU — Tenders Electronic Daily (TED)

Region
European Union & EEA
Covers
Public procurement notices and tenders above EU thresholds.

EU — Funding & Tenders Portal (European Commission)

Region
European Union
Covers
European Commission grant calls — Horizon Europe, Erasmus+, LIFE and related programmes, open for submission.

UK — Contracts Finder

Region
United Kingdom
Covers
UK government contract opportunities, published as OCDS open data.

UK — Find a Grant (GOV.UK)

Region
United Kingdom
Covers
Smaller UK grant schemes open to individuals, charities and small businesses, read from the service's own structured JSON.

US — Grants.gov

Region
United States (federal)
Covers
US federal grant and funding opportunities via the Search2 API.
Licence
US Government public domain

Australia — AusTender

Region
Australia (Commonwealth)
Covers
Australian Government contract notices, published as OCDS open data.

World Bank — Procurement Notices

Region
Global (Africa, Asia, Latin America)
Covers
Tenders for World Bank-financed development projects, via the public notices API.

Attribution is provided in good faith under each source's licence terms. GrantsFeed is independent and not affiliated with, or endorsed by, any of these bodies. Spotted an attribution or licensing issue? Email hello@grantsfeed.com.