The Department of Finance publishes information through AusTender, the centralized procurement information system of the federal government.
The Treasury of New South Wales (NSW) is responsible for NSW eTendering, the system used by NSW government agencies to publish information about procurement opportunities and concluded contracts.
The OpenTender platform – run by the Government Transparency Institute – collects, transforms and publishes contracting data from 35 jurisdictions: 27 European Union (EU) member states, EU Institutions, Georgia, Iceland, North Macedonia, Norway, Serbia, Switzerland, and the UK. The data come from Tenders Electronic Daily (TED) and from national procurement portals.
The Public Procurement Commission (PPC) of Albania operates an electronic system that allows suppliers to submit complaints online and for the PPC to manage the process digitally and openly. The PPC publishes procurement complaints in real-time on its website. It also publishes PDF copies of decisions along with JSON files in OCDS format that capture the main elements of the decisions and the corresponding complaints.
The Buenos Aires City tracks information in a centralized system (RIIC, Registro Informatizado de Información de Contrataciones de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires) within the scope of the Ministry of Finance of the City of Buenos Aires and publishes all contracts related to public goods purchases in the Buenos Aires Compras system.
The General Directorate of Public Procurement and Asset Management publishes information related to the contracting processes carried out by its different departments as part of their open data portal. The data includes goods and services awarded through the COMPR.AR system.
The Dirección Nacional de Vialidad (DNV) is the national roads authority within the Ministry of Transport. It publishes information related to its infrastructure projects through an open data portal.