Mexico public procurement data
There are 3 public procurement datasets covering Mexico, with 957,956 rows in total, priced US$249 to US$599 per dataset as a one-time payment. 1 is specific to Mexico and 2 are regional files that also cover other countries, so the row total is not only Mexico. They include prices or amounts, dates, company name, website and industry. Main sources: Official open data: SECOP II Contratos Electrónicos (Colombia Compra Eficiente, datos.gov.co); 2026 Annual Procurement, Lease, Services and Public Works Programs of Mexico's Federal Public Administration; Official open data from the World Bank Group: Projects and Operations API (projects.worldbank.org).
Available datasets
- Mexico federal government planned purchases 2026: 457,422 lines from the Annual Procurement Programs (September 2026): What Mexico's federal government plans to buy in 2026: 457,422 lines from the annual procurement, lease, services and works programs of 380 agencies, with CUCOP item, quantity, estimated amount, SME set-aside, procedure and quarterly schedule. 457,422 rows, US$249.
- Public procurement 2025-2026: 470,221 contracts from Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay and World Bank (September 2026): 470,221 public contracts with companies in 18 countries (Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay and World Bank projects), 2025-2026: entity, supplier with tax ID, purpose, modality and amount in USD. 470,221 rows, US$599.
- World Bank Projects and Contracts in Latin America: 21,521 contracts (September 2026): 21,521 contracts and 8,343 procurement notices from 1,355 World Bank projects in 32 Latin American and Caribbean countries, with supplier company, amount in USD, project context and debarred-firm screening. 30,313 rows, US$349.
Ideal for
- selling to government
- competitive intelligence
- research
FAQ
What public procurement data is there for Mexico?
3 datasets: Mexico federal government planned purchases 2026: 457,422 lines from the Annual Procurement Programs (September 2026) (457,422 rows, US$249); Public procurement 2025-2026: 470,221 contracts from Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay and World Bank (September 2026) (470,221 rows, US$599); World Bank Projects and Contracts in Latin America: 21,521 contracts (September 2026) (30,313 rows, US$349).
Where does the data come from?
Every dataset cites its source and cut-off date. The sources of these datasets are: Official open data: SECOP II Contratos Electrónicos (Colombia Compra Eficiente, datos.gov.co); 2026 Annual Procurement, Lease, Services and Public Works Programs of Mexico's Federal Public Administration; Official open data from the World Bank Group: Projects and Operations API (projects.worldbank.org).
How much does Mexico public procurement data cost?
Between US$249 and US$599 per dataset, as a one-time PayPal payment (USD), not a subscription. The lowest priced is "Mexico federal government planned purchases 2026: 457,422 lines from the Annual Procurement Programs (September 2026)" (US$249) and the largest is "Public procurement 2025-2026: 470,221 contracts from Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay and World Bank (September 2026)", with 470,221 rows (US$599).
Which formats are delivered?
As CSV (UTF-8 with headers), Excel (.xlsx) or JSON, your choice. The download is instant after payment from your library and includes every new version of the same dataset we publish.
Do they include emails and phone numbers?
No. These datasets have no email or phone columns. For business contacts, see the Mexico B2B leads.
How do I get a free sample?
Open any of the 3 datasets: you will see the full schema with each column's fill rate and the first 100 rows without signing up, downloadable as CSV. With your free account you can download 500 rows from the same page.
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