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Public buyers follow procurement rules that limit how and when suppliers can engage. We help you identify the contracting authorities relevant to your offer, monitor their notices, prepare compliant sourcing-stage contact and get ready before a tender is published. We never promise an award.
Contracting authorities likely to purchase your type of offer, with their purchasing habits.
Watch of publication platforms using keywords and classification codes you approve.
Preparation for market consultations, information days and published sourcing exercises.
List of documents, references and formalities commonly requested.
We define your offer in procurement terms: classification codes, lot types, typical value ranges.
We list target authorities and their past notices where publicly available.
We set up and run the watch, filtering out irrelevant notices.
We prepare your participation in open consultations and supplier events.
Target authorities with purchasing patterns and contact channels.
Keywords, codes and platforms monitored.
Relevant notices with deadlines and a short fit comment.
Documents and evidence to prepare in advance.
| Step | Outcome | Depends on |
|---|---|---|
| Profile | Offer expressed in procurement terms | One working session |
| Mapping | Target authorities listed | Depends on segment breadth |
| Watch | Alerts running | Continuous during the subscription |
| Preparation | Readiness checklist completed | Depends on documents you provide |
We report on watch coverage and decisions, not on awards.
| Metric | Definition |
|---|---|
| Notices screened | Notices matching the watch configuration |
| Notices retained | Notices passed to you as relevant |
| Go decisions | Notices you decided to pursue |
| Lead time | Days between alert and submission deadline |
Hypothetical scenario
A professional-training company wants to address public employers. We map authorities that regularly buy training, set up a watch on relevant codes and prepare a readiness checklist.
When a framework consultation is announced, the company attends the information session with a prepared set of questions and decides with enough lead time whether to bid with tender support.
Only within what the procurement rules allow, such as published consultations, and with your approval.
No. Award depends on the buyer's evaluation of your offer.
