Councils decide what they will buy in cabinet and committee meetings, months before a tender notice appears. ENKII reads their published committee papers and structures every procurement decision: 1,445 declared procurement intents, 5,776 budget moves and 1,086 notes on how each council buys, from 3,655 decoded documents.
Coverage
Every council links to what it decided — procurement approvals, budget moves, extensions and buying posture, each anchored to a published committee paper. Latest meeting shows how current each council's corpus is; where a council is behind, its publisher blocks automated access to the documents and we are working with them on it.
The method
Councils publish their committee agendas, reports and minutes as public meeting records. ENKII collects those documents nightly, reads each one, and structures what it contains: approvals to procure (with the stated route and timeline), money moved between budgets, contract extensions and waivers, and the qualification asks that show how a council buys. Every structured fact is anchored to the council's own words in the source document.
Source: each council's own published committee papers (public meeting records). Signed-in users see the decoded documents in full — the committee's wording, stated values, and a link to the source paper.
For suppliers
By the time a tender is published, incumbents have known for months. ENKII shows you the committee decision the day the papers are published — with the stated value, the chosen route, and time to get ready before the field forms.
See what your councils decided →