ANAC
ANAC (Autorità Nazionale Anticorruzione) is Italy's anti-corruption authority, which also runs an open data API covering Italian public contract activity.
Official site: dati.anticorruzione.it · Reviewed
Coverage
What Tender Radar collects from ANAC
- Italy's EU-above-threshold notices, collected primarily from TED directly
- ANAC's open data API as a secondary source for Italian contract activity
- ANAC is used as a fallback source for Italy, not the primary feed — TED is primary, so coverage depth depends on what each source publishes
- Our Italy coverage is TED filtered to Italian buyers, not Italy's own domestic below-threshold register — Italy's sub-threshold national tenders (published only on ANAC's own domestic platform) aren't captured here
- The portal's own search and alerts aren't matched to your company's capabilities — that layer is what Tender Radar adds.
Data
What we extract from ANAC
Field by field, what's in our database for every ANAC notice — including where coverage is partial, and why.
Measured in our own data, updated hourly
- Have a deadline
- 51%
- Have a named buyer
- 100%
- Have a description
- 100%
- Have documents
- 97%
Across 21,039 ANAC notices in our database, all-time.
Title
YesPreferring TED's own English text, then Italian.
Description
PartialReal multilingual text from a second per-notice XML fetch, not a template — but checked against our live data, about half of ANAC rows come back thin (not meaningfully longer than the title and buyer name).
English translation
PartialComes from TED's own listing when the buyer supplied an English localisation — most Italian buyer notices don't, so most rows stay Italian-only.
Deadline
YesCPV code
PartialChecked against our live data, about two-thirds of ANAC rows carry one.
Estimated value
PartialNot confirmed either way in this audit.
Buyer / contracting authority
YesDocuments
NoOnly one buyer-platform resolver exists (Sintel); every other notice gets its own description text stored as a stub, not the real tender dossier.
Award / winner data
PartialExtracted from the same per-notice eForms XML fetch, but checked against our live data, only about two-thirds of ANAC award notices have a winner actually come back from it.
Amendments & corrections
PartialShares the same title-duplicate risk flagged for Diário da República — no ANAC-specific override exists.
How it works
Using ANAC
- 1
Browse without an account
ANAC's open data portal's published notices are open to browse without registering.
- 2
Register to bid
To submit a formal bid, suppliers typically register directly with the portal or contracting authority; exact identity and certificate requirements are set nationally and vary by authority.
- 3
Or let Tender Radar watch it for you
Tender Radar ingests ANAC daily and scores new notices against your company profile automatically, instead of you checking ANAC's own listings by hand.
FAQ
Common questions
What is ANAC?
ANAC is Italy's National Anti-Corruption Authority. Alongside its regulatory role, it publishes Italian public contract data through an open API.
Is ANAC the main source for Italian tenders?
For Tender Radar's Italy coverage, TED is the primary source, with ANAC's API used as a secondary one. Italy's own below-threshold national register isn't currently ingested.
How do I get notified about new Italian tenders automatically?
Tender Radar checks these sources daily and matches new notices against your company profile.
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