SECOP II processesWhat is this entity buying?

Enter a Colombian public entity's NIT and see the processes it published in SECOP II, with subject, modality, official budget and phase, newest first. Free, no login.

Digits only, no dots, dashes or verification digit. 4 to 15 digits.

Optional. Start date in yyyy-mm-dd format.

Optional. End date in yyyy-mm-dd format.

Results page number, starting at 1.

What it shows

The procurement trail of a public entity

This lookup of SECOP processes by entity gathers what one public NIT has published in SECOP II, Colombia's public procurement system run by Colombia Compra Eficiente, newest publication first and with the option to narrow a date range. For every process you see the identifier, the reference, the name, the entity and its NIT, the procurement modality, the contract type, the official budget, the phase, the procedure status, the publication date and the link. Useful for auditing what a city hall, a ministry, a hospital or a university is buying, under which modality and for how much.

  • Process identity
    Identifier (CO1.NTC. plus digits), reference, name and link, so you can open the full process later.
  • Modality and budget
    Procurement modality, contract type and official budget for each published process.
  • Status and volume
    Phase, procedure status, publication date and the pagination showing how many processes the lookup returned.
FAQ

Common questions

01Where 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 the source and returns the processes structured.
02Is it free? Are there any limits?
Yes, it is free and needs no account. There is a cap on lookups per minute from the same connection to prevent abuse, and each page returns up to 500 processes, newest first. For volume, use the Croma API.
03What does a truncated result mean?
It means the page filled up with 500 processes and more may exist. Request the next page to keep going, or narrow the date range with From and To to work period by period.
04Why are no processes showing for the entity I searched?
Check that the NIT is typed correctly, without dots or the verification digit. The entity may also publish under a different NIT, for example that of a specific department or fund, or your date range may not cover any publication.
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