Public contracts in Peru 2026: 37,282 contract awards to companies, SEACE (September 2026)

37,282 awards granted by the Peruvian State between January and September 2026 to companies and consortiums: entity with RUC, supplier with RUC, purpose, procedure type, reference value, awarded amount, contract and dates.

37,282 rows, 36 columns, CSV. US$299.00, one-time payment.

FAQ about this dataset

What does this dataset include?
37,282 rows and 36 columns: id_adjudicacion, ocid, id_proceso, nomenclatura, descripcion, tipo_procedimiento, objeto, entidad, ruc_entidad, departamento, provincia, distrito, among others. Before buying you can see the full schema with each column's fill rate and the first 25 rows for free, without signing up.
Where does the data come from?
Open data on public procurement from the Electronic State Procurement System (SEACE), published by the Specialized Agency for Efficient Public Procurement (OECE, formerly OSCE) under the Open Contracting (OCDS) standard under CC BY 4.0 license. Collected and processed by datasets.lat (as of September 26, 2026).
How often is it updated?
Planned update frequency: monthly. Buyers also get every new version of this dataset we publish at no extra cost.
What format is the download?
Your choice: CSV (UTF-8, with headers), Excel (.xlsx) or JSON. It opens in Excel, Google Sheets, Python, R or any SQL database. The download is available right after payment and all three formats are in your library.
What license does it have?
License: commercial use (internal; no resale of the file as is). Details are in the terms of use.
How much does it cost?
US$299 as a one-time payment with Mercado Pago or PayPal. It is not a subscription.

What it includes

  • 37,282 awards (buena pro) from Peruvian public procurement granted between January 5 and September 24, 2026, in 34,918 selection processes.
  • By award month: January 1,486, February 2,682, March 4,320, April 4,914, May 5,148, June 5,270, July 4,903, August 4,613 and September (through the 24th) 3,946.
  • Only company suppliers (10,693 distinct companies identified with RUC 20) and consortiums (9,943, with their consortium code). Awards to natural persons were excluded.
  • 2,578 buying entities from the 25 departments, with RUC, province and district.
  • Total awarded amount of S/ 46,332 million in soles, plus 211 awards in dollars for US$ 180 million.
  • By purpose: 17,172 for goods, 14,408 for services and 5,702 for works. Main procedures: Abbreviated Public Bidding (11,410), Abbreviated Public Contest (9,332), Electronic Reverse Auction (5,538), Direct Contracting (2,591), Price Comparison (2,364) and Public Bidding (2,082).
  • 28,040 rows with signed contract: number, signing date, amount and execution term.
  • 36 columns in Spanish: process code (nomenclatura), description, procedure type, purpose, entity and RUC, location, reference value, currency, call date, number of bidders, award date, awarded amount, supplier and RUC, consortium, contract data, CUBSO and UNSPSC codes, funding source and link to the process.

What it's for

  • Selling to the State: identify which entities buy what you offer, who they award to and at what price compared to the reference value.
  • Competitive intelligence: see the awards your competitors win and which consortiums they partner with.
  • B2B prospecting: build lists of State suppliers by sector (CUBSO/UNSPSC) and region.
  • Journalism, oversight and risk: analyze competition (number of bidders), direct contracting and a supplier's history by RUC.

How we prepared it

  • One row per award and supplier, deduplicated by award ID, keeping the most recent version of each process.
  • Covers processes called from December 2025 through mid September 2026 whose award was granted in 2026, plus processes with recent updates.
  • No personal data: awards to natural persons (RUC 10, 15 and 17), the list of bidders and contact emails and phone numbers were removed.
  • Amounts as numbers and dates in ISO format (YYYY-MM-DD), sorted from the most recent award to the oldest.

Columns

Public tenders and government contracts