- The buyer
- The contracting authority or organisation named in the published notice, with its country and, where published, its registration identifier.Not named in the record? Buyer not named in the published record — we do not substitute a parent body or a guess.
- The trade package
- Which trade the work is, derived from the published scope, with the basis of that classification stated.A package is a thing you can price, not a whole scheme.
- The stage
- Where the work has actually reached — planning, pre-tender, open tender, awarded, expiring — and which lifecycle that stage belongs to.Never inferred from a date alone.
- Published value
- The figure in the notice, as published, with its currency.Where the notice gave none: Value not published. There is no estimated value anywhere in the product.
- Deadline
- The published closing date and time.Where the notice gave none: Deadline not published.
- The contact route
- A published company route — a department or head-office inbox, or the company’s own published telephone line — with the page it was published on and when that page was read. Or nothing.Nothing means No usable contact route, at which point the package is not on the shelf at all.
- The awarded contractor, where there is one
- Named only when the record names them.Where it does not: Contractor not named in the published record. A buyer is never shown as the package holder because no contractor was published.
- The evidence behind each field
- Every field is graded — published fact, derived fact, or inference — with the source link, the quote it came from, and when it was last checked.Where the original link has gone: Source link unavailable.