About EPC Feed
An open record of engineering, procurement and construction: what is being bought, who is building it, and what just happened, with every fact traced to the record it came from.
What EPC Feed covers
Three things, joined together. Tenders: engineering, procurement and construction contracts on offer, taken from official procurement notices, with deadlines in the zone the notice states. Companies: the buyers, contractors, owners and financiers behind those contracts, with facts that cite their sources. News: contract awards, front-end engineering, investment decisions and tender changes, dated by when they happened.
Today the record holds 56 tenders, 100 companies and 225 stories across 76 countries.
Why it exists
Notices for public EPC contracts are scattered across procurement portals in many formats and languages, and the aggregator that long collected development-bank notices, UN Development Business, ceased all activity on its website on 31 March 2025 according to its closure notice. Commercial project databases fill part of the gap behind subscriptions. EPC Feed brings the official record together in one open place that people, search engines and AI agents can read and verify.
Independence
EPC Feed carries no advertising, sponsored listings or paid profiles, and publishes no rankings of companies. Our company coverage combines project records, company disclosures and EPC Feed’s own research and engineering assessments. Commercial sponsorship, if introduced, will be labelled on the page concerned.
Ownership
EPC Feed is an independent publication. Its editorial rules are set out in how the record is kept; corrections are published on the corrections page.
Why it looks like this
The mark is a project schedule reduced to its bones: three bars for engineering, procurement and construction, overlapping as they do on fast-tracked projects, cut by the schedule’s data date, the line that says “now”. Time is the axis of the whole site: when a tender closes, when a contract was awarded, when an event happened and when EPC Feed reported it.
Contact
For corrections, tips, tender notices and company updates, use the contact form or write to contact@epcfeed.com. Please include a source we can read.