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: 608 declared procurement intents, 2,271 budget moves and 449 notes on how each council buys, from 1,679 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.
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.
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