Tender alerts
Track the buyers, tenders, and suppliers that matter to you.
Follow an agency, a tender, a competitor, or a whole sector — or save a search. New government tenders and awards reach you within minutes of posting, across 194 markets.
Set up alerts free →Five things you can track.
Each alert is scoped to one thing you follow. Pick the ones that match how you sell — there is no limit on how many you set.
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Track a buyer
Follow an agency
Pick a buying agency and hear from it twice: when it publishes a new tender, and when one of its tenders is awarded. Watch the accounts you already sell into without checking their portal.
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Track a tender
Watch one notice
Follow a single tender and get the award update — who won, for how much — the moment it posts. Useful when you bid and want to know the result, or you lost and want to learn the price.
Set up this alert →3
Track a supplier
Watch a competitor
Follow a supplier and get alerted whenever they win an award. See which agencies a competitor is breaking into, and how often — before it shows up anywhere else.
Set up this alert →4
Subscribe to a sector
Cover a whole category
Subscribe to a sector and get every new tender and award in it. Scope alerts to what you sell instead of any one buyer — the category-wide view across markets.
Set up this alert →5
Save a search
Turn any query into an alert
Build a search — keyword, country, value band — then save it. New tenders that match the saved query reach you within minutes of posting. The firehose, filtered to what you could win.
Set up this alert →Real-time, not next-day.
Most bid portals make you check. Alerts invert that: you set the scope once, and the new tender or award comes to you within minutes of posting. On a short-deadline RFP, that head start is the difference between bidding and missing it.
Because every alert is tied to a buyer, tender, supplier, sector, or saved search, you only hear about things you could act on — not the whole firehose. Scope narrow, and the signal stays clean.
Beyond email
Alerts are one surface — here's the rest.
The same dataset reaches you five ways. Most suppliers start with search and alerts; teams plug the data into their own systems over export, API and MCP.
Find tenders →
Search open government contract opportunities across 194 countries in plain English — one bid search engine instead of a dozen portals.
Tender alerts (you are here)
Set criteria once — sector, buyer, country — and new matching tenders are pushed to you within minutes of posting.
Procurement software →
Track who wins, size a market from award history, and qualify before you bid — eProcurement built for the sell side.
CSV export · REST API →
Export any result set to CSV, or pull the same data as JSON over a stable REST API — one bearer token, every country.
CLI · MCP server →
Script it from the CLI, or wire procurement awards straight into an AI agent over the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.
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Start tracking
- Find tenders — Build the search you want to save as an alert
- Agencies — Pick the buyers to track
- Suppliers — Pick the competitors to watch
- Sectors — Subscribe to a whole category
- Procurement intelligence — The supplier, buyer, and award picture behind the alerts
- Developers — Deliver alerts over the API or MCP server
Frequently asked questions
What can I get tender alerts on?
Five things. You can track a buyer (alerted when that agency publishes new tenders and when its tenders are awarded), track a single tender (award updates), track a supplier (alerted when they win an award), subscribe to a sector, or save a search and get alerted on new matches.
How fast are Sell to State tender alerts?
Alerts fire within minutes of a tender being posted to a monitored portal, rather than on a next-day digest, so you have the most time to respond to short-deadline opportunities.
Can I track a specific agency I sell into?
Yes. Track a buyer and you are notified both when that agency publishes a new tender and when one of its tenders is awarded — the full lifecycle for an account you already follow.
Can I watch a competitor's wins?
Yes. Track a supplier and you are alerted whenever they win an award, so you can see which agencies a competitor is entering and how often.
How do I set up an alert?
Create a free account, then pick what to track — a buyer, a tender, a supplier, a sector, or a saved search. The thing you came in on is carried through sign-up, so you land on the right dataset.
Find the tender before your competitor does.
Free to browse the entity graph across 194 countries. One subscription unlocks the full dataset, the API, the CLI and the MCP server.