Canadian and US public records, query-ready.
Nimbus Data turns scattered government data into normalized REST APIs. Seven production datasets, 25 million records, all hosted in Canada.
Explore the datasetsCanadian datasets
Federal, provincial, and municipal open data. Each product runs on its own domain with a REST API and a searchable web app.
BuildData
Building permits, major capital projects, development permits, business licences, inspections, and property assessments across 68 Canadian cities. Geocoded and normalized, refreshed daily.
ProcureData
Contracts, tenders, awards, and proactive disclosures from CanadaBuys, Treasury Board, Quebec SEAO, and provincial and municipal buyers. Tenders refresh daily, contracts and awards weekly.
GrantData
Federal grants and contributions, NSERC, SSHRC and CIHR research awards, and Infrastructure Canada projects.
RecallTracker
Canadian product and vehicle recalls from CFIA, Health Canada, and Transport Canada. Bilingual, with email alerts and 15-minute refresh.
United States datasets
State-level licensing and environmental registries, aggregated from the agencies that publish them.
TankScreen
Underground and aboveground storage tanks with LUST release and cleanup status, from state environmental agencies.
NewLiquorLicenses
New and active liquor licences from state ABC boards, with city open data filling the gaps in the states that publish nothing.
CareRegistry
Licensed healthcare facilities: hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living, home health, and clinics, with licence status and bed counts.
About Nimbus Data
Nimbus Data is a small Canadian data infrastructure company. We turn fragmented federal, provincial, state, and municipal open data into normalized, query-ready APIs. Each product is delivered as a REST API on RapidAPI and a web app with search and exports, and several datasets are also listed on Snowflake Marketplace.
BuildData and ProcureData additionally send a weekly feed: new permits or matching tenders delivered as a spreadsheet, filtered to the cities, trades, and value ranges a subscriber picks.
All data is hosted in Canada (AWS ca-central-1). Every source is public government data, and we store no personal information.