Tenderlake Monitor finds every relevant contract, in any language, and tells you why it matches. Tenderlake Analyst answers your questions about buyers, competitors and markets from a decade of procurement history.
Describe your services in plain language. Tenderlake Monitor finds every relevant contract, in any language, and tells you exactly why each one matches.
Who it is for. Bid directors, bid managers and heads of public sector relations responsible for finding and winning the work.
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That means contract notices, award records and forward plans from official national and EU procurement portals, going back more than a decade and covering over two million buying and supplying organisations across the United Kingdom, the European Union and the wider EEA. Federal procurement data for the United States and Canada is available in beta.
Three things make that record usable. It is translated, so a notice published in Dutch or Finnish is readable and searchable in English. It is name-matched, so a company appearing under ten spellings across ten notices is counted once rather than ten times. And it is read for meaning rather than matched on keywords, so a contract described in language you would never have thought to search for still reaches you.
What it does not include is the buying that never gets published: purchases below the publication thresholds, and work bought through resellers or called off a framework without naming the supplier. That sets a floor rather than a ceiling — it applies to your competitors as much as to you — and Tenderlake will tell you where those gaps are rather than filling them with guesses.
Tenderlake is a public procurement intelligence platform for companies that sell to the public sector. It does two jobs. Tenderlake Monitor finds every contract notice relevant to what you sell, in any language, and explains why each one matches. Tenderlake Analyst answers questions about buyers, competitors and markets from more than a decade of award records. Both read the same procurement record.
Monitor is about the opportunities in front of you: it watches published notices continuously and tells you which are worth your time. Analyst is about the ground underneath them: who a buyer has bought from, what a competitor has won, whether a market is growing or consolidating.
Monitor is a subscription your team uses day to day. Analyst runs alongside it as a connector inside the AI assistant your team already uses, metered separately in credits. Most firms start with Monitor and add Analyst when the question becomes understanding a buyer or a market rather than finding the next tender.
The United Kingdom, all EU member states and the wider EEA, including Switzerland and Norway. Federal procurement data for the United States and Canada is available in beta, and you can opt in to it.
Notices are published in the language of the buying country and translated into English, so covering several countries is one search rather than one per language.
Published contract notices, award records and forward plans from official national and EU procurement portals. Tenderlake consolidates them into a single record and name-matches the organisations, so one buyer or supplier reads as one organisation however its name was written in a given notice.
It covers what gets published. Purchases below the publication thresholds, and buying through resellers, sit outside the public record for everyone.
The official portals publish notices. They do not tell you which ones matter to you. They are organised by country, by language and by CPV code, so finding relevant work means maintaining keyword and code strategies in every market you care about — and complex services rarely sit neatly under a code.
Tenderlake reads each notice for meaning against a plain-language description of what you sell, works across every covered language in one search, and keeps the award history in a form you can ask questions of. The portals are the source; the work is turning them into something you can act on.
Tenderlake is built by Tenderlake Ltd, a private limited company registered in England and Wales, company number 10295265, incorporated in 2016. More about the company.
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