Frequently Asked Questions

You can cancel the monthly subscription plan anytime. No need to call or email us – you can easily cancel within your account. The 12 month subscription package cannot be cancelled before the expiry date.

We alert you by email the moment a new tender matching your personal profile is released. The tender is simultaneously added to your account. Just login to your account to view the tender.

We publish tenders from over 4000 UK companies and organisations – so you’ll enjoy a constant flow of new sales opportunities from buyers who need your products and services.

It’s quick and easy to create your own customised tenders profile. There are over 9000 official tender categories (CPV Codes). Our advanced matching system allows you to find the right categories for your business using keyword or industry searches. Every time a new matching tender is released we’ll notify you immediately by email.

There two subscription options – £49 (inc VAT) a month / cancel anytime or 12 months for £425 (inc VAT).

When you’ve created your Free Trial account just go to MY ACCOUNT > ACCOUNT TOOLS > REPORTS & DATA and you’ll see key data for tenders matching your chosen tender categories – including the number of tenders published. No two periods are exactly the same of course, but you’ll get a clear indication of the tenders you will receive as a subscriber.

UK public sector bodies that issue tenders include 500+ Councils, Utility Companies (water, gas, electricity), NHS, Clinical Commissioning Groups, Primary Care trusts, BBC, Post Office, Educational Bodies (schools, colleges, universities), Housing Associations, Museums & Art Galleries, Public Transport, Financial Institutions, Police, MOD, Prison Service, Fire Brigades, Charities. These organisations are all legally required to procure products and services via tenders (excluding very low value items).
 
Combined – the UK public sector issues over 70,000 tenders every year.

Yes – we understand that some smaller businesses only require tenders for their local area. Members can opt to receive tenders from any combination of 10 UK regions.

Yes – we publish many lower value tenders in addition to above-threshold tenders.

Yes – members have access to multiple guides, case studies, and white papers to help them easily understand the tendering process and produce great bids.

Yes you do. The Government has stipulated that all UK public sector bodies should award a minimum of 25% of their tenders to SMEs and Micro businesses. Furthermore, many local authorities have made a specific pledge to increase their business with SMEs because they recognise the innovation and increased local employment that SMEs can bring. Many tenders these days even state they are SME Friendly.

The first step is to express your interest with the public sector body that has issued the tender. This doesn’t commit you to bidding for the tender but will allow you to obtain the full tender documentation. You will then have all of the information you need to decide whether or not to bid.

To express your interest you need to follow the instructions in the tender notice in your account.