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How it works

1

You say what you build

Pick your services and the kinds of buyer you sell to, from federal agencies to private companies. There is no account to make and nothing to set up first.

2

We look through the federal tenders we already hold

That part is instant. We read what each notice actually says rather than trusting the code it was filed under, which is why a truck purchase filed under an IT code does not reach you.

3

Then we go and search the web for the rest

City, county and state tenders are not published anywhere central, and neither is anything a company or a charity puts out to tender. So we have to go looking. That takes about a minute, and it is where most of this work actually is.

4

Then we open every page we found

We read each one and look for the closing date in the buyer's own words. Anything that has already closed, or whose page has gone, is put out of your way with a count and one click to see it. Where a page will not let us in or gives no date at all, we say that instead of guessing.

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Nothing unchecked is dressed up as a fact

Anything from an official record is green, and you can click through to see exactly where each value came from. A closing date we read off the buyer's own page is quoted with the sentence it came from. Anything else a web search turned up stays amber, in the words the listing used, rather than becoming a tidy date.