Government tender and RFP alerts

Public buyers publish thousands of notices a day across hundreds of portals, and the ones that fit your business are a small fraction. TenderWatch watches the portals, filters them to your codes and geography, and tells you when something opens or changes.

What it watches

SAM.gov EU TED state procurement portals city and county portals transit authorities hospital and utility purchasing school districts

Filters are set with your keywords, NAICS codes, CPV codes, and the geography you actually serve. Addenda matter as much as new notices, so we track them too. If a deadline moves or a specification changes, you hear about it the same day.

What a change looks like

A Texas water utility posted an RFP for fleet telematics. Questions due Oct 3, bids close Oct 12. Two addenda already issued.5d ago

Every alert links to the notice and names the buyer, the deadline, and the addenda status, so you can decide in seconds whether it is worth pursuing.

Who it is for

  • Contractors and suppliers who win work through public procurement
  • Bid consultants managing several clients at once
  • Small manufacturers selling to transit, utilities, and schools
  • Anyone tired of checking five portals every morning

The cost of a missed tender is the whole contract. The cost of watching the wrong portals is your morning.

How setup works

Setup is a form, not a project. You tell us the boards, portals, parties, brands, or regions that matter, we wire the sources, and the first digest arrives within about 48 hours. You get real alerts for two weeks before any invoice, and you can adjust the filters as often as you like.

Questions

Does this replace SAM.gov alerts?

It includes them and adds the state, local, transit, hospital, and utility portals that SAM.gov never covers. You keep one inbox instead of a dozen subscriptions.

How do you handle addenda?

Addenda are tracked per notice. When a document changes, you get the diff and the new deadline, which is exactly when bids get lost.

Can I filter by NAICS or CPV?

Yes, along with keywords, states, and buyer types. Tell us the codes and we tune from there.

free setup, pay later

Set up TenderWatch free

Tell us the sources you check by hand. We wire them up, you get real alerts for two weeks, and you only pay if you keep it.