SECOP II process Who won this tender?
Paste the process code (it starts with CO1.NTC.) and see the full record: contracting entity, modality, official budget, phase, awards per provider and the contracts signed. Free, no login.
Source: SECOPThe full record of one SECOP II process
Look up a SECOP II process by its code and Croma returns the record Colombia Compra Eficiente publishes as open data: contracting entity and its NIT, procurement unit, reference and object, procurement modality, contract type and subtype, UNSPSC code, number of lots, duration, official budget, phase, procedure status, publication and bid-deadline dates, how many providers were invited and how many responded, and whether it was awarded, for how much and to whom. Below that come the awards provider by provider and every signed contract with its values, payments and balances. Useful for auditing a purchase, vetting a supplier or sizing its exposure to the State.
Process header
Contracting entity, procurement unit, modality, object, official budget, lots and phase.
Competition and deadline
Invited and interested providers, responses received, and the publication and bid-deadline dates.
Awards and contracts
Who won and for how much, plus every signed contract with its values, payments and balances.
Common questions
- Where does this information come from?
- From SECOP II, Colombia's public procurement system run by Colombia Compra Eficiente. It is open transparency data: Croma queries that source and returns the process as one structured record.
- Where do I find the process code?
- It is the identifier starting with CO1.NTC. followed by digits, shown on the process page in SECOP II. Copy it in full, with the dots and in uppercase. If you do not have it, list the contracting entity's processes by NIT first.
- Is it free? Are there any limits?
- Yes, it is free and needs no account. One process per lookup, with a cap on lookups per hour from the same connection. The lists return up to 500 awards and up to 1,000 contracts: if the process has more, we flag the result as incomplete.
- Why does the process come back empty or unawarded?
- The code may be incomplete or mistyped, so check it character by character. It also happens when the process is still in a phase before award, when it was declared void or revoked, or when the entity has not published the resulting contracts yet.
Keep digging with another lookup
Sanctions against a state contractor
See the fines and sanctions recorded against a contractor by cédula or NIT.
State contract by identifier
The full record of a SECOP II contract with additions, guarantees and delivery plan.
SECOP contracts lookup
Every state contract awarded to one cédula or NIT, across all contracting entities.
Run this from your own code
One API key gives you this source and the rest of the catalog: the United States, Mexico, Peru and Colombia, typed and ready for your agents.