Follow public money down to the source document

What is covered

Published budget appropriation and execution, bid notices, contract records and procurement deliveries. Each source is collected, processed and refreshed at a different time, so every screen states its own dates rather than merging them into one.

What you can do now

• Budget search

  Find budget items by year, agency, account type and amount range.

• Budget overview

  See how much each agency and department was allocated.

• Bid notices

  Find published bid notices and their attached documents.

• Contracts

  Check who was awarded a contract and for how much.

• Procurement deliveries

  Find procured items and their delivery records.

• Budget to procurement

  Follow a budget item through to the actual contracts and deliveries.

Limits worth knowing first

• The source records are in Korean. Values such as agency and programme names are shown as published, not translated.
• The interface is available in Korean, English and Japanese, but search runs against the Korean source text.
• Fiscal year, collection, processing and refresh are separate events. They are never merged into a single "last updated" date.
• Some cells were never published, or could not be read as a number. Those are shown as exactly that, never as zero.

Who runs this, and sources

onbudget is a private service, not a government one. Sources and licence terms for the public works and open source it uses are listed below.

Operated by

주식회사 온 / ON Co., Ltd.

Contact

Not decided To be confirmed before launch. We do not print a placeholder address that nobody reads.

Open source and attribution notices