Who it's for
Who it's for
Companies between five and two hundred people, where nobody's full-time job is reading procurement portals.
- 01
You already bid, and it eats your Monday
Someone spends half a day reading BASE and PLACSP, and still finds tenders a week late.
One list, filtered to what you sell. The half-day goes back to writing bids.
- 02
You want to sell in Spain — or in Portugal
You can do the work, but you don't know which authorities buy it, how often, or for how much.
Who buys, how often and at what value, before you decide to cross the border.
- 03
You have never bid for a public contract
You assume public tenders are for big companies and that the paperwork is impossible.
The tenders you could actually win, sorted by what you sell, with the deadline and the buyer in plain view.
- 04
You want to know who wins, and at what price
Competitors keep winning contracts you never heard about.
Awarded contracts, who won them, for how much, and which buyers come back every year.
- 05
A contract in your sector is about to expire
Framework agreements and service contracts are renewed on a cycle. The incumbent knows the date; you don't.
Contracts expiring in the coming months, by sector and buyer, so you can prepare before the notice is out.
- 06
You need a partner to qualify
A tender asks for a certification or a track record you don't have yet.
Who has delivered similar contracts, so you can propose a consortium instead of walking away.