Methodology

Source dates, gaps and terms.

About this

What a record page cannot say: how old a source’s data is, which gaps mean no source rather than no activity, and what the words mean.

Some sources here allow noncommercial use only. Each is credited on its records, and it comes off the site if we stop publishing it.

Status words

Every chip on every list and record is one of these words, with the source values each one covers. Plain words for each.

Why 4 words before construction?

filed, studied, permitted, contracted split a pre-construction phase that trackers built from announcements publish as one bucket. That split holds 10,053 projects, and it comes from interconnection queues publishing study stage and agreement status as separate columns.

Project status

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Unknown

1,497 records · In plain words

The source publishes a status we could not place, or none at all. This is the fallback in the status harmoniser, reached when a source has no entry in the status maps, when its status column is blank, or when it carries a value no map lists.

Not: It is not "early stage" and not "no activity". A project in unknown may be anywhere in its life; we are saying we cannot tell from what its source published.

Reached by falling through every mapping rather than by a rule, so it has no source values of its own.

Announced

27,960 records · In plain words

A sponsor or an agency has declared the project exists, and no regulatory or interconnection process has been recorded as started.

Not: No filing, application or study is implied. An announcement is the weakest evidence in the register and a large share of announced projects never reach filed.

8 source values map here
  • EIA-860M · Status → (P) Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
  • Global Energy Monitor — Global Integrated Power Tracker (unit-level power plants, eight technologies, all statuses) · Status → announced
  • Global Energy Monitor — Global Integrated Power Tracker (unit-level power plants, eight technologies, all statuses) · Status → pre-construction
  • Global Energy Monitor — Global Integrated Power Tracker (unit-level power plants, eight technologies, all statuses) · Status → pre-permit
  • EIA — U.S. natural gas pipeline projects (announced, applied, approved, under construction and completed; quarterly workbook) · Status → Announced
  • EIA — U.S. natural gas pipeline projects (announced, applied, approved, under construction and completed; quarterly workbook) · Status → Proposed
  • ERCOT Large Load Interconnection Status Report · Status → Active
  • Federal Permitting Dashboard (FAST-41) full dataset — Socrata · Status → Planned

Filed

3,105 records · In plain words

A request has been lodged with an interconnection operator or a regulator and study or review has not been recorded as started.

Not: Not a permit, and not a queue position that has entered study — that is studied.

23 source values map here
  • EIA-860M · Status → (L) Regulatory approvals pending. Not under construction
  • NESO · Status → Scoping
  • BPA · Status → RECEIVED
  • EIA — U.S. natural gas pipeline projects (announced, applied, approved, under construction and completed; quarterly workbook) · Status → Pre-applied
  • EIA — U.S. natural gas pipeline projects (announced, applied, approved, under construction and completed; quarterly workbook) · Status → Applied
  • EPA Class VI · Status → Completeness Review
  • EPA Class VI · Status → Schedule Pending: Completeness Review
  • EPA ICIS-Air · Status → Planned Facility
  • EPA ECHO ICIS-NPDES construction stormwater coverage (data-centre sites, national) · Status → PND
  • FAA OE/AAA Part 77 obstruction evaluation case archives (data-centre sites, buildings and cranes) · Status → Under FAA aeronautical study
  • FAA OE/AAA Part 77 obstruction evaluation case archives (data-centre sites, buildings and cranes) · Status → Determined - No Hazard
  • Georgia EPD Air Protection Branch public advisories (permit applications received) · Status → Permit application
  • NYISO · Status → 1
  • NYISO · Status → 2
  • NYISO · Status → 3
  • NYISO · Status → 3A
  • NYISO · Status → 4
  • NYISO · Status → P
  • LBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions) · Status → active
  • LBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions) · Status → suspended
  • Federal Permitting Dashboard (FAST-41) full dataset — Socrata · Status → Class of Action Changed
  • Virginia DEQ · Status → Planned
  • Loudoun County data center pipeline — land with a data center application in review or approved · Status → Active

Studied

4,681 records · In plain words

The request is inside the operator's or regulator's process: a cluster, system-impact or facilities study, or an agency review that is under way.

Not: Says nothing about the outcome. Most interconnection queue rows in this register sit here, and a large fraction of them will end at withdrawn.

Where this is a judgment

This is the broadest state, because most ISO queues publish a single "Active" value covering everything from a freshly accepted request to a project weeks from an executed agreement. Where a queue publishes a second column that resolves the ambiguity — CAISO's interconnection agreement status, ERCOT's energisation approval — the refine rules in the status maps use it and the row lands in a later state instead. Where it does not, the row stays here.

52 source values map here
  • CAISO · Status → ACTIVE
  • ERCOT · Status → Active
  • SPP · Status (Original) → IA PENDING (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • SPP · Status (Original) → DISIS STAGE (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • SPP · Status (Original) → FACILITY STUDY STAGE (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • SPP · Status (Original) → SPECIAL STUDY (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • SPP · Status (Original) → ERAS (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • SPP · Status (Original) → ICS (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • SPP · Status (Original) → Active (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • NYISO · Status → Active
  • ISO-NE · Status → Active (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • NESO · Status → Awaiting Consents
  • BPA · Status → STUDY
  • BPA · Status → STUDY COMPLETED
  • BPA · Status → E&P EXECUTED
  • EPA Class VI · Status → Technical Review
  • EPA Class VI · Status → Prepare Draft Permit
  • EPA Class VI · Status → Public Comment Period
  • EPA Class VI · Status → Prepare Final Permit Decision
  • EPA Class VI · Status → Schedule Pending: Technical Review
  • EPA Environmental Impact Statement Database · Status → draft
  • EPA Environmental Impact Statement Database · Status → draft_supplemental
  • EPA Environmental Impact Statement Database · Status → revised_draft
  • EPA Environmental Impact Statement Database · Status → final
  • EPA Environmental Impact Statement Database · Status → final_supplemental
  • EPA Environmental Impact Statement Database · Status → revised_final
  • EPA Environmental Impact Statement Database · Status → adoption
  • Georgia EPD Air Protection Branch public advisories (permit applications received) · Status → Draft permit
  • NYISO · Status → 5
  • NYISO · Status → 5P
  • NYISO · Status → 6
  • NYISO · Status → 7
  • NYISO · Status → 8
  • NYISO · Status → 9
  • NYISO · Status → 10
  • LBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions): when status is “active” and ia phase is “IA Pending” (combined rule)
    Studies done, agreement not executed; SPP's IA PENDING is read the same way.
  • LBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions): when status is “active” and ia phase is “Cluster Study” (combined rule)
  • LBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions): when status is “active” and ia phase is “Feasibility Study” (combined rule)
  • LBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions): when status is “active” and ia phase is “System Impact Study” (combined rule)
  • LBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions): when status is “active” and ia phase is “Facility Study” (combined rule)
  • LBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions): when status is “active” and ia phase is “In Progress (unknown study)” (combined rule)
  • Federal Permitting Dashboard (FAST-41) full dataset — Socrata · Status → In Progress
  • Federal Permitting Dashboard (FAST-41) full dataset — Socrata · Status → Paused
  • Texas RRC — geologic storage of CO2 (Class VI) application list · Status → Under Review
  • Texas RRC — geologic storage of CO2 (Class VI) application list · Status → Pending RAD Response
  • Texas RRC — geologic storage of CO2 (Class VI) application list · Status → On Hold by Operator
  • Texas RRC — geologic storage of CO2 (Class VI) application list · Status → Draft Permit
  • Texas RRC — geologic storage of CO2 (Class VI) application list · Status → Draft Doc
  • Texas RRC — geologic storage of CO2 (Class VI) application list · Status → Comment Period for Draft Pemit
  • Texas RRC — geologic storage of CO2 (Class VI) application list · Status → Comment Period for Draft Permit
  • Texas RRC — geologic storage of CO2 (Class VI) application list · Status → Public Comment
  • Texas RRC — geologic storage of CO2 (Class VI) application list · Status → Hearing

Permitted

542 records · In plain words

The approvals the project needed from a regulator have been received, and it is not yet under an executed interconnection or offtake contract and not yet building.

Not: Not "all permits". It means the permits the mapped source tracks; a project can be permitted federally and unpermitted locally, and this register carries no local land-use permits at all.

Where this is a judgment

Which permit is meant depends on the source. The Federal Permitting Dashboard's "Complete" is the federal review that dashboard tracks; NESO's "Consents Approved" is GB planning consent; EIA-860M's "(T) Regulatory approvals received" is the developer's own assertion to EIA. They are not equivalent, and the register does not yet name which permit a row's permitted refers to.

12 source values map here
  • CAISO: when status is “ACTIVE” and interconnection agreement status is “Filed Unexecuted” (combined rule)
    LGIA filed at FERC but unexecuted; past study, short of contracted.
  • EIA-860M · Status → (T) Regulatory approvals received. Not under construction
  • NESO · Status → Consents Approved
  • Global Energy Monitor — Global Integrated Power Tracker (unit-level power plants, eight technologies, all statuses) · Status → permitted
  • EIA — U.S. natural gas pipeline projects (announced, applied, approved, under construction and completed; quarterly workbook) · Status → Approved
  • EPA Class VI · Status → Final Permit Decisions Issued
  • EPA Environmental Impact Statement Database · Status → rod
  • Georgia EPD Air Web issued air permits (data-centre and hosting facilities, first permitted in the last 24 months) · Status → Permit issued
  • Federal Permitting Dashboard (FAST-41) full dataset — Socrata · Status → Complete
  • Texas RRC — geologic storage of CO2 (Class VI) application list · Status → Approved
  • Loudoun County data center pipeline — land with a data center application in review or approved · Status → Approved
  • Loudoun County data center pipeline — land with a data center application in review or approved · Status → Approved: Conditionally

Contracted

1,725 records · In plain words

An interconnection agreement has been executed, or an equivalent binding award has been made, and construction has not been recorded as started.

Not: Not a signed power purchase agreement — no loaded source publishes offtake contracts — and not a notice to proceed.

Where this is a judgment

SPP's "IA FULLY EXECUTED/ON SUSPENSION" and ISO-NE's "Suspended" map here: the contract is executed and the project has stopped. Treating a suspended project as contracted overstates it, and splitting suspension into its own state was not taken because the two sources that publish it are both withheld pending licence clearance, so the state would have no rows.

12 source values map here
  • CAISO: when status is “ACTIVE” and interconnection agreement status is “Executed” (combined rule)
    CAISO's public queue has only three status values. 214 of 265 ACTIVE rows carry an executed Large Generator Interconnection Agreement, which is a materially later lifecycle point than "in study" and is the state buyers care about.
  • ERCOT · Status → Completed
  • ERCOT: when interconnection agreement signed is “yes” (combined rule)
    An interconnection agreement is signed and neither energisation nor synchronisation is approved. This is every row gridstatus labels "Completed" that has not reached either later milestone (465 of 580, 2026-09-12 pull).
  • SPP · Status (Original) → IA FULLY EXECUTED/ON SCHEDULE (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • SPP · Status (Original) → IA FULLY EXECUTED/ON SUSPENSION (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • SPP: when original status is “IA FULLY EXECUTED/ON SUSPENSION” (combined rule) (source withheld, produces no rows)
    Contract stands, build paused. Kept in `contracted` with a suspension flag.
  • ISO-NE: when project status is “Suspended” (combined rule) (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • ISO-NE: when status is “Active” and interconnection agreement status is “Executed” (combined rule) (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • BPA · Status → CONST AGRMT EXE
  • NYISO · Status → 11
  • LBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions): when status is “active” and ia phase is “IA Executed” (combined rule)
  • LBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions): when status is “suspended” and ia phase is “IA Executed” (combined rule)
    The agreement stands and the build is paused, as SPP's and ISO-NE's suspensions.

Under construction

7,149 records · In plain words

Physical construction is under way and commercial operation has not been reached.

Not: Not site preparation or procurement on their own, where a source distinguishes them.

Where this is a judgment

EIA-860M's "(TS) Construction complete, but not yet in commercial operation" maps here rather than to built, because the unit is not yet generating. A reader counting megawatts as operating should use built, not this state.

20 source values map here
  • ERCOT: when approved for energization is “yes” (combined rule)
    ERCOT approves energisation only once plant is physically being commissioned.
  • ISO-NE: when project status is “Under Construction” (combined rule) (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • EIA-860M · Status → (U) Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
  • EIA-860M · Status → (V) Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
  • EIA-860M · Status → (TS) Construction complete, but not yet in commercial operation
  • NESO · Status → Under Construction/Commissioning
  • Global Energy Monitor — Global Integrated Power Tracker (unit-level power plants, eight technologies, all statuses) · Status → construction
  • EIA — U.S. natural gas pipeline projects (announced, applied, approved, under construction and completed; quarterly workbook) · Status → Construction
  • EIA — U.S. natural gas pipeline projects (announced, applied, approved, under construction and completed; quarterly workbook) · Status → Requested In Service
  • EIA — U.S. natural gas pipeline projects (announced, applied, approved, under construction and completed; quarterly workbook) · Status → Part Completed
  • EPA ICIS-Air · Status → Under Construction
  • EPA ECHO ICIS-NPDES construction stormwater coverage (data-centre sites, national) · Status → EFF
  • EPA ECHO ICIS-NPDES construction stormwater coverage (data-centre sites, national) · Status → ADC
  • FAA OE/AAA Part 77 obstruction evaluation case archives (data-centre sites, buildings and cranes) · Status → Structure height reached (FAA notice of actual construction)
  • NYISO · Status → 12
  • NYISO · Status → 13
  • NYISO · Status → 15
  • LBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions): when status is “active” and ia phase is “Construction” (combined rule)
  • OpenStreetMap data-centre sites, US — land-use elements tagged or named as data centres, read from Overture Maps' base/land_use theme · Status → construction
  • Virginia DEQ · Status → Under Construction

Built

3,847 records · In plain words

The project is in commercial operation or in service, as the source reports it.

Not: Not a statement that it is currently generating, and not a capacity factor. Retirement is not tracked as a lifecycle state; a retired plant appears as an asset with an operating status, not as a proposal.

27 source values map here
  • CAISO · Status → COMPLETED
  • ERCOT: when approved for synchronization is “yes” (combined rule)
    "Approved for Synchronization" is the latest milestone in the report and equals the report's own "Actual Completion Date" on every row that has either (117/117, 2026-09-12 pull). Applies to Active rows too: 6 repowers, rotor replacements and an SLF addition are synchronised under an existing agreement and carry no "IA Signed" date.
  • SPP · Status (Original) → IA FULLY EXECUTED/COMMERCIAL OPERATION (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • SPP · Status (Original) → Completed (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • NYISO · Status → Completed
  • ISO-NE · Status → Completed (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • ISO-NE: when project status is “In Service” (combined rule) (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • NESO · Status → Built
  • BPA · Status → ENERGIZED
  • EIA — U.S. natural gas pipeline projects (announced, applied, approved, under construction and completed; quarterly workbook) · Status → Completed
  • EPA ICIS-Air · Status → Operating
  • EPA ICIS-Air · Status → Temporarily Closed
  • EPA ICIS-Air · Status → Seasonal
  • EPA ECHO ICIS-NPDES construction stormwater coverage (data-centre sites, national) · Status → TRM
  • EPA ECHO ICIS-NPDES construction stormwater coverage (data-centre sites, national): when terminated is “yes” (combined rule)
  • FAA OE/AAA Part 77 obstruction evaluation case archives (data-centre sites, buildings and cranes) · Status → Work at an existing data centre
  • NYISO · Status → 14
  • LBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions) · Status → operational
  • OpenStreetMap data-centre sites, US — land-use elements tagged or named as data centres, read from Overture Maps' base/land_use theme · Status → industrial
  • OpenStreetMap data-centre sites, US — land-use elements tagged or named as data centres, read from Overture Maps' base/land_use theme · Status → commercial
  • OpenStreetMap data-centre sites, US — land-use elements tagged or named as data centres, read from Overture Maps' base/land_use theme · Status → retail
  • OpenStreetMap data-centre sites, US — land-use elements tagged or named as data centres, read from Overture Maps' base/land_use theme · Status → military
  • Overture Maps places, US — places whose name says data centre (operating listings) · Status → open
  • Overture Maps places, US — places whose name says data centre (operating listings) · Status → temporarily_closed
  • Virginia DEQ · Status → Operating
  • Virginia DEQ · Status → Seasonal
  • Virginia DEQ · Status → Temporarily Shutdown

Withdrawn

14,935 records · In plain words

The sponsor withdrew the request.

Not: Not the operator terminating it — that is cancelled.

Where this is a judgment

Withdrawal wins over later-looking evidence. CAISO publishes rows that are both withdrawn and carry an executed interconnection agreement; those map to withdrawn and are flagged for review, because a withdrawal after an executed agreement is itself the signal.

12 source values map here
  • CAISO · Status → WITHDRAWN
  • SPP · Status (Original) → WITHDRAWN (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • SPP · Status (Original) → Withdrawn (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • NYISO · Status → Withdrawn
  • ISO-NE · Status → Withdrawn (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • ISO-NE: when status is “Withdrawn” (combined rule) (source withheld, produces no rows)
    Tab membership (the withdrawn sheet of the IRTT) is authoritative over the stale per-row Project Status field. 220 rows conflict; all are flagged status conflict.
  • BPA · Status → WITHDRAWN
  • EIA — U.S. natural gas pipeline projects (announced, applied, approved, under construction and completed; quarterly workbook) · Status → Cancelled
  • EPA Class VI · Status → Application Withdrawn
  • NYISO · Status → 0
  • LBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions) · Status → withdrawn
  • Texas RRC — geologic storage of CO2 (Class VI) application list · Status → Withdrawn

Cancelled

6,180 records · In plain words

The process was terminated by the operator, the agency or the issuer rather than abandoned by the sponsor.

Not: Not a sponsor's own withdrawal, which is withdrawn.

6 source values map here
  • SPP · Status (Original) → TERMINATED (source withheld, produces no rows)
  • Global Energy Monitor — Global Integrated Power Tracker (unit-level power plants, eight technologies, all statuses) · Status → cancelled
  • Global Energy Monitor — Global Integrated Power Tracker (unit-level power plants, eight technologies, all statuses) · Status → never built
  • EIA — U.S. natural gas pipeline projects (announced, applied, approved, under construction and completed; quarterly workbook) · Status → Denied
  • ERCOT Large Load Interconnection Status Report · Status → Inactive
  • Federal Permitting Dashboard (FAST-41) full dataset — Socrata · Status → Cancelled

Postponed

1,705 records · In plain words

The source lists the project as canceled or indefinitely postponed without saying which: it is not being built on any schedule the source holds, and nobody is recorded as having ended it. Today this is EIA-860M's "Inventory of Canceled or Indefinitely Postponed Projects".

Not: Not active pipeline, and not withdrawn or cancelled: it is counted in neither, and a move to it is a status change, not a withdrawal. It is not a judgement that the project will resume, and it carries no planned date, because the source states none.

Where this is a judgment

EIA does not say whether a unit on the sheet is cancelled or only postponed (EIA-860's own code IP is "canceled, indefinitely postponed, or no longer in resource plan"), so some postponed units are in fact cancelled. The state keeps the two together because the source does.

2 source values map here
  • EIA-860M · Status → Canceled or Postponed
  • EIA — U.S. natural gas pipeline projects (announced, applied, approved, under construction and completed; quarterly workbook) · Status → On Hold

RFP and funding status

8

Unknown

7 records · In plain words

The source publishes a notice type or status we could not place, or none at all. Same fallback as the proposal side.

Reached by falling through every mapping rather than by a rule, so it has no source values of its own.

Announced

118 records · In plain words

A forward notice that a procurement or funding programme is intended: a prior information notice, a general procurement notice, or a forecasted funding opportunity. Bids are not being accepted.

Not: Not an open call. Nothing can be responded to from this state.

14 source values map here
  • TED · Status → pin-only
  • TED · Status → pin-buyer
  • TED · Status → pin-rtl
  • TED · Status → pin-cfc-standard
  • TED · Status → pin-cfc-social
  • TED · Status → pin-tran
  • TED · Status → pmc
  • TED · Status → brin-eeig
  • TED · Status → brin-ecs
  • Find a Tender · Status → planning
  • Find a Tender · Status → planned
  • World Bank · Status → General Procurement Notice
  • Grants.gov · Status → forecasted
  • Utility / co-op / CCA all-source and renewable RFPs · Status → pre-solicitation

Open

2,199 records · In plain words

The notice invites a response and its stated deadline has not passed.

Not: Eligibility is not checked. An open notice may be closed to most readers.

Where this is a judgment

"Deadline has not passed" is evaluated against the deadline the source publishes, at each run of the notice's source: every stored open notice of that source whose deadline is before the run's retrieval time becomes closed, including notices an incremental source carries forward without fetching them again. A notice whose deadline passes between two runs stays open until the next run.

16 source values map here
  • TED · Status → cn-standard
  • TED · Status → cn-social
  • TED · Status → cn-desg
  • TED · Status → qu-sy
  • TED · Status → subco
  • Find a Tender · Status → active
  • World Bank · Status → Invitation for Bids
  • World Bank · Status → Request for Bids
  • World Bank · Status → Request for Proposals
  • World Bank · Status → Request for Expression of Interest
  • World Bank · Status → Invitation for Prequalification
  • World Bank · Status → Specific Procurement Notice
  • Grants.gov · Status → posted
  • Utility / co-op / CCA all-source and renewable RFPs: when status is “listed” and deadline passed is “no” (combined rule)
  • Utility / co-op / CCA all-source and renewable RFPs: when status is “released” and deadline passed is “no” (combined rule)
  • Utility / co-op / CCA all-source and renewable RFPs: when status is “notice” and deadline passed is “no” (combined rule)

Frozen

0 records · In plain words

The issuer has paused the process without closing or cancelling it.

Not: Not cancelled; the process may resume.

No loaded source maps into this state.

Reinstated

0 records · In plain words

A previously frozen or closed process has been reopened by the issuer.

No loaded source maps into this state.

Closed

462 records · In plain words

The response deadline has passed, or the issuer marked the notice complete, and no award has been published.

Not: Not a statement that no award was made — only that we have not seen one.

12 source values map here
  • TED: when notice type is “competition” and deadline passed is “yes” (combined rule)
    A contract notice whose receipt deadline is in the past is closed pending award.
  • Find a Tender · Status → complete
  • Find a Tender: when status is “active” and deadline passed is “yes” (combined rule)
  • World Bank: when deadline passed is “yes” and open-type notice is “yes” (combined rule)
    Notices stay "Published" after their submission deadline; the deadline decides.
  • Grants.gov · Status → closed
  • Grants.gov · Status → archived
  • Grants.gov: when status is “posted” and deadline passed is “yes” (combined rule)
    Grants.gov keeps some notices "posted" past their close date; the deadline wins.
  • Utility / co-op / CCA all-source and renewable RFPs · Status → closed
  • Utility / co-op / CCA all-source and renewable RFPs · Status → archived
  • Utility / co-op / CCA all-source and renewable RFPs: when status is “listed” and deadline passed is “yes” (combined rule)
  • Utility / co-op / CCA all-source and renewable RFPs: when status is “released” and deadline passed is “yes” (combined rule)
  • Utility / co-op / CCA all-source and renewable RFPs: when status is “notice” and deadline passed is “yes” (combined rule)

Cancelled

0 records · In plain words

The issuer cancelled or abandoned the procurement, or recorded it as unsuccessful.

4 source values map here
  • Find a Tender · Status → cancelled
  • Find a Tender · Status → unsuccessful
  • Find a Tender · Status → withdrawn
  • Find a Tender: when release tag is “tenderCancellation” (combined rule)

Awarded

2,458 records · In plain words

The issuer published a contract award or equivalent result notice.

Not: The award's value, winner and scope are only as complete as the award notice; several sources publish an award with no named winner.

8 source values map here
  • TED · Status → can-standard
  • TED · Status → can-social
  • TED · Status → can-desg
  • TED · Status → can-modif
  • TED · Status → can-tran
  • TED · Status → veat
  • Find a Tender: when release tag is “award” (combined rule)
    An award release closes the process with an outcome regardless of tender.status.
  • World Bank · Status → Contract Award