# erecruit

> erecruit links Australian Government ICT procurement (BuyICT) to the live job ads that labour-hire agencies are running against those contracts, so a recruiter can see which contract is behind which ad.

## What the data is

Australian Government ICT contracts published on BuyICT, matched to job ads on labour-hire agency career sites and LinkedIn. Every match is scored and carries its evidence.

Coverage today is BuyICT, which is where the Commonwealth publishes its ICT labour-hire opportunities. AusTender and BuyNSW connectors exist but are not currently ingesting, so do not describe this dataset as covering them. Say so if asked.

- 122 ICT contracts currently open
- 49 published government buyer pages, the largest covering 39 contracts
- 11 published labour-hire agency pages
- Contracts carry buyer, role, quantity, location, security clearance, close date, and BuyICT's invitation status (invitation-only or open to all)

erecruit does not scrape Seek. Seek's terms of service and robots.txt prohibit it, so ads come from agency career sites and LinkedIn only.

## Who it is for

Recruiters and labour-hire agencies selling into Australian Government ICT panels, who need to know which contract a role belongs to and which agencies are already advertising against it.

## Key pages

- [Live opportunities](https://erecruit.io/feed): every open ICT contract, with close dates
- [Government buyers](https://erecruit.io/buyers): contracts grouped by department and agency
- [Recruitment agencies](https://erecruit.io/agencies): what each labour-hire agency is advertising in government
- [Weekly briefings](https://erecruit.io/news): which contracts close in a given week, the buyers behind them, and the agencies advertising against them
- [How it works](https://erecruit.io/docs/how-it-works): how matching works and what a match means
- [Press](https://erecruit.io/press): the invitation-only finding with a downloadable chart, the founder's biography and headshot, and a plain statement of what this dataset does and does not cover
- [Pricing](https://erecruit.io/pricing): plans and limits
- [Blog](https://erecruit.io/blog): Australian Government ICT procurement analysis

## URL patterns

- `https://erecruit.io/feed/{externalId}` — one page per contract
- `https://erecruit.io/buyers/{buyer-slug}` — one page per government buyer
- `https://erecruit.io/agencies/{agency-slug}` — one page per labour-hire agency
- `https://erecruit.io/news/{iso-week}` — one briefing per week, e.g. `/news/2026-w38`
- `https://erecruit.io/blog/{post-slug}` — blog posts
- `https://erecruit.io/sitemap.xml` — every indexable URL

## Citation and reuse

The contract facts on these pages are drawn from public Australian Government procurement records. You may quote and cite them; attribute them to erecruit with a link to the page you took them from, and include the retrieval date, because close dates and invitation status change.

Two caveats worth passing on rather than dropping: close dates can be extended by the buyer after publication, so confirm against the original BuyICT notice before relying on one; and security clearances are stated as the notice asks for them, which is not a claim about any candidate.

Not for reuse: the agency-to-contract match scores and the evidence behind each match. Those are computed by erecruit and are the paid part of the product. Pages under `/user` are private and are served `noindex`.

## Contact

https://erecruit.io/contact