Bid
Fit 84
Cheshire East Council
Managed IT support for 41 primary schools. Your two school migrations answer the reference the buyer asks for.
£180,000
closes 12 March 2026 — 9 days
Contracts Finder
A watch, not a feed
Most of the public work you lose, you never saw.
DealFinder reads the day’s public contract notices and sends the three worth your week. The buyer, the money, the deadline, and the grounds for bidding — or for letting it go.
For firms of 5 to 50 people that employ nobody to bid.
United States and United Kingdom.
Weekly digest free. Watch Pass — 30 days, $25.
Read the specimenWatches open shortly
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You hear about it on day twelve of a fourteen-day window.
You know public work exists, and you know you are losing it. So you check the portals by hand on a Friday — SAM.gov, Contracts Finder, Find a Tender, a dozen council pages — at five minutes each. Or you switch on the portals’ free keyword alerts and are flooded by Monday. Both habits end the same way. The notice you could have won closes before anyone reads it.
The tools built for this were built for people whose whole job is bidding. They win on breadth, and they all hand over the same thing: a longer list. Nobody reads the list for you.
A firm with no bid manager does not need more opportunities. It needs to know which three of four hundred it could win.
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A digest that ends in a decision, not a backlog.
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Describe your firm once
Two lines: what you sell, and where you will work. That profile is your Watch. No keywords, no product codes.
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We read, every morning
The agents pull the public sources, cut the day down by trade, region and value, then read what is left against your Watch.
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Three matches, with grounds
Every match carries a verdict, a fit score, the buyer, the value, and the deadline with the days remaining.
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This is what lands in the inbox.
A specimen. The buyers and figures below are illustrative. The format is exact.
Tuesday 07:00 — 3 matches, 1 Bid
read 412 · shortlisted 26 · matched 3
Maybe
Fit 67
State of Georgia, Department of Public Health
The website rebuild sits inside your range. The buyer wants a federal past-performance record you do not have yet.
$240,000
closes 19 March 2026 — 16 days
SAM.gov
Maybe
Fit 61
Greater Manchester Combined Authority
Digital skills training for 300 adults, priced well. The delivery window is tight for a team of nine.
£95,000
closes 6 March 2026 — 3 days
Find a Tender
We skipped 23. Here is why.
- Fit 38
- Hardware supply, not services. You do not resell equipment.
- Fit 31
- Northern Ireland only. Outside the region on your Watch.
- Fit 24
- £8,000 ceiling. Beneath the smallest contract worth your week.
- Fit 19
- Closes 27 February 2026 — 1 day. Not enough time to write it.
- Fit 12
- Cyber Essentials Plus required. Not on your record.
Then 18 more, each with its reason.
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The data is free. The reading is the product.
Every notice we read is public, and always will be. SAM.gov publishes a daily extract of open opportunities. Contracts Finder and Find a Tender publish open interfaces. What a ten-person firm does not have is an afternoon to read 412 of them.
So the reading is the cost we carry. Each opportunity is read once, and its verdict serves every firm it could fit. That is why a Watch Pass is $25 for 30 days, not a licence priced for a bid department.
The only public-contract watch that reads the shortlist for you and hands a reasoned verdict to firms that employ nobody to bid.
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Watches open shortly.
- Free
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- Watch Pass — 30 days
$25 - Daily digests, unlimited Watches, and the full brief on every match. A brief carries the requirements checklist, the questions to send the buyer, and who won the last one.
- Watch Pass — 12 months
$199 - The same, for a year. Nothing auto-renews. A pass that lapses drops back to the weekly digest.
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