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One morning's run, 13 November 2026

282 tenders read.1 worth a bid.

Tenderstamp reads every new public tender in your field each weekday morning and tells you which ones deserve your time. Every verdict comes with its reason.

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  • 62wrong kind of contract
  • 66too large for the company
  • 145in a language it does not bid in
  • 8read in full, then rejected
  • 1worth a bid

The example company is a made-up web studio that bids in English and takes contracts from €20,000 to €500,000. The notices are real: software-services tenders published on TED from 9 to 13 November 2026, from 28 countries.

The sheet

This is the one

For each notice worth reading you get one page: what the buyer wants, why it fits, what could go wrong and what to do next.

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Open-access digital repository for IPA research

Ireland · Library software development services · TED 791448-2026

Buyer
Institute of Public Administration, Dublin
Deadline
14 Dec 2026, 12:00 UTC (31 days left)
Estimated value
€125,000
Duration
48 months
Procedure
Open, services, 1 lot, in English

What the buyer wants

A supplier to develop, or provide as an existing product, a searchable open-access repository for research by its faculty and postgraduate students, integrated into the library's online services.

Why it fits

  • The main subject is the company's core work.
  • The value is inside the company's range.
  • 31 days are left, in a language the company bids in.

Risks

  • €125,000 over 48 months is about €31,000 a year.
  • Ready-made repository products may undercut a custom build.
  • The notice does not state the selection criteria.

Next step

Download the tender documents and read the selection criteria.

Official notice on TED. Source: TED, © European Union.

How it works

You describe your company once

  1. Tell us what you sell.What you do, where you work, how big a contract you take and which languages you bid in.
  2. We read the morning's notices.Every new notice in your field on TED, the EU's official tender journal. Clear rules make the first cut, and whatever passes gets a full read.
  3. You get a short list.Each notice worth reading comes with a one-page sheet. Everything else is listed with the reason it was rejected.

Rejections

Every no has a reason

In the example run, this is why 281 notices were turned down.

  • 145Written in a language the company does not bid in
  • 66Estimated value above the company's limit
  • 62A contract for goods or building works, not services
  • 8Cleared the hard rules, then rejected after a full read

The last group is where reading matters. Three of the eight:

  • Pollution spread model for the RhineClassified as software development, but it needs river-modelling references and field experiments.
  • Mapping software licences for a ministryOpen only to authorised resellers of one product.
  • State aid system for a ministryTen days left, and the notice describes nothing: it only links to a national portal.

Price

One price during the pilot

€59a month, for one company profile
  • A short list every weekday morning
  • A one-page sheet for every notice worth reading
  • The reason for every rejection
  • Cancel at any time

The first 14 days are free.

The pilot has not started yet.

Limits

What it does not do

  • It reads the published notice, not the full tender documents. The sheet tells you what to check there.
  • It covers notices on TED, which means contracts above the EU thresholds. Smaller national tenders are not included yet.
  • It does not write your bid.
  • A verdict is a reading aid. The decision to bid stays with you.

Questions

Asked before signing up

Where do the notices come from?
From TED (Tenders Electronic Daily), the EU's official journal for public procurement.
Which countries are covered?
Every country that publishes on TED. The example run covered buyers in 28 countries.
In which language do I get the sheets?
In English, or in the language of the page you sign up on. The notices themselves arrive in many languages.

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Questions are welcome at hello@tenderstamp.eu.

Start

Describe your company once

Your first list arrives on the next working morning. It also shows how we understood your company, so you can correct us.

The next step is a secure checkout run by Paddle, our reseller, which asks for your email address and a payment method. Nothing is charged during the first 14 days. After that the monthly price applies until you cancel.