How EU public procurement data helps you find verified suppliers

By Joe Zhou · TokoAI(51Toko) · 2026-07-06

For a buyer, the hardest part of sourcing is knowing which suppliers are real, active, and reachable. This round we added a full year of EU public procurement award data to the base we find suppliers for your request from.

Why procurement data helps buyers

Government procurement records are especially valuable when you are vetting suppliers:

246,351 awarded companies, 178,829 emails

The key numbers after ingestion:

What it means for your matching

Combined with customs data and global trade-show directories, the matchable company base (with website or email) grew from 137,200 to 357,100. Of them, 246,000 come from EU public procurement - their supply capability can be traced back to a specific contract notice. Not "might supply your category", but "already supplying it".

When you tell us what you want to source, these are the suppliers we can match and verify for you - named, reachable, and proven.

Next steps

Data expansion does not stop. UK, US, and Australian government procurement data are already in the pipeline. The EU data's industry classification is also being refined, which keeps raising match precision for your requests.

Email us what you want to source, and we'll match suppliers from this base.

Frequently asked

How big is the supplier pool you match from?

We match from a large, continuously enriched base of companies — 1.61M+ in total, with 1.01M+ reachable via verified contact info, including 815K+ overseas reachable companies plus a China-based pool of 201K+ reachable suppliers. For buyers, what matters is the verified supplier side: trade-show exhibitors and other audited B2B sources we can find suppliers against your request and reach on your behalf.

Where does TokoAI's supplier data come from?

From public business databases, trade-show directories, and government procurement records, cross-checked into a reachable, high-quality supplier pool that we build and maintain ourselves.

How fresh is the data? How are emails obtained?

The pool continuously integrates new sources with cross-checking and deduplication; each source records its last-import date (e.g. customs data is tagged by batch). Emails are obtained from public channels and labeled by source; enriched fields are also marked with how they were obtained. Note: a collected email is not guaranteed deliverable — whether it reaches someone depends on whether that address is still valid, and we label this honestly rather than claiming "confirmed reachable". You can filter by conditions such as recently active suppliers when matching. Any freshness concern is flagged honestly in the report.

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