Public tenders
Open calls for suppliers that match what you sell.
Sources
We describe sources by what is looked at, not by who publishes it. Coverage grows over time, and we mark what is not ready yet.
Open calls for suppliers that match what you sell.
Advance notice that a buyer is planning to go to market.
Who won, who lost, and who now needs help to deliver.
Public agreements coming up for renewal or replacement. UK only so far.
A hiring push often shows a problem a supplier could solve.
Launches, moves and announcements that open a conversation.
Organisations that have just been given money to spend. UK and US federal so far.
Building and development activity that creates demand. UK planning applications so far.
Nearby businesses and what their customers say about them.
Speed, security and basic fault checks on a prospect's own site.
Size, age, filings and who runs the business. Full filings and directors for UK companies; size and industry elsewhere.
Add your own feeds and pages that list tenders, jobs or news into the same screening.
Works out who should hear from you, and how to reach them.
Live means it is working now. Partial means some places or some kinds are covered. Soon means it is planned.
| Signals | UK | Europe | USA | Middle East |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Public tenders and early notices | Live | Partial | Partial | Soon |
| Contracts just awarded | Live | Partial | Partial | Soon |
| Contracts about to end | Live | Soon | Soon | Soon |
| Job adverts | Live | Partial | Live | Partial |
| Company news | Live | Partial | Live | Partial |
| Company records | Live | Partial | Partial | Partial |
| Grants and funding | Live | Soon | Partial | Soon |
| Planning and permits | Live | Soon | Soon | Soon |
| Local businesses and reviews | Live | Live | Live | Live |
| Website checks | Live | Live | Live | Live |
Coverage changes as we add places. If you need a specific place or kind of signal, ask us.
A public event that suggests someone may be ready to buy, such as a published tender, a contract nearing its end, a grant award, a job advert or a planning application. Some kinds are only covered in some places, as the table shows.
The UK has the widest coverage. Parts of Europe, the USA and the Middle East are covered too, and more is added as coverage grows. The table on this page shows where each kind of signal is live, partial or coming soon.
We describe sources by what they look at, so the page stays true when a source changes. What matters to you is the kind of signal, not who publishes it.
Yes. You can add your own feeds and web pages that list tenders, jobs or news, and they go through the same screening.
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