New council and public-sector tenders near you, checked against your trade, area and size. See why each one fits, what could rule you out, and get help writing the bid.
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Every notice links to the official buyer page. Sign up to have tenders matched to your business and emailed to you.
Tell us your services, areas, typical job size and the accreditations you hold. Each tender gets a fit score with the reasons behind it — and a warning when the notice asks for something you haven't got, like ISO 9001, £10m insurance or a turnover you're under.
Big contracts usually go to bigger firms — who then need local trades to deliver them. Every day we list who has just won what, where and for how much, so you can be first to offer your services.
won Housing repairs and voids — 4,000 homes for a housing association, worth £6.2m over 4 years.
Upload the buyer's documents and get a plain-English pack: what they actually want, every date that matters, the pass/fail checks, the evidence to gather and each question you'll need to answer, with an outline built from your own past answers.
It helps you prepare — it can't promise you'll win, and you should always check the buyer's documents yourself.
| Clarification questions close | 3 Nov, 12:00 |
| Bids due on the buyer's portal | 10 Nov, 12:00 |
| Employer's liability £5m | Met |
| Two references from public-sector work | Check |
| Q3 Social value (10%, 500 words) | Outline ready |
Every contract has an end date, and most are re-tendered 3 to 9 months before it. We list the contracts ending near you, show who holds them now and what they're worth, so you can get to know the buyer early.
A district council, worth £420k. Currently held by a regional contractor.
Expect the re-tender between Jun 2026 and Dec 2026.
One search across the UK's official notice services, updated every 20 minutes, with duplicates removed. We don't claim to find every contract in the UK — here's exactly what's covered.
The UK government's central notice service. Since February 2025, new opportunities under the Procurement Act — large and small — are published here, including Wales and Northern Ireland, plus pipeline and award notices.
Notices and awards for procurements started under the older rules, which are still running through. Copies of notices already on Find a Tender are hidden.
Scottish public-sector notices, large and small, including quick-quote awards.
Not included: private-sector tenders, small quotes buyers don't have to advertise (usually under £12k–£30k), and mini-competitions run privately inside frameworks.
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You can search the official sites yourself, and we link to them on every notice. What you pay for is time: one search across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, tenders matched to your business with the reasons shown, warnings about requirements you may not meet, alerts, contracts coming up for renewal, buyer and competitor profiles, a pipeline with reminders, subcontracting leads and help preparing the bid.
No service can honestly promise that. We cover the official UK notice services listed above. Private-sector tenders and some buyers' own portals aren't included yet.
No. Fit scores and bid packs are there to help you decide and prepare. The buyer's notice and documents are the final word on requirements and deadlines, and you're responsible for what you submit.
The text is read in your browser and sent securely to our AI provider to create your bid pack. We keep the pack it produces, not the original files.
The Business plan includes up to 5 people sharing one pipeline, library and set of bid packs.
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A place to team up with other small firms — to bid together for contracts too big for one business, or to find subcontract work. Listing is optional, and your email and phone number are never shown; messages reach you by email and you choose whether to reply.
Yes, where the buyer has published one. Under the Procurement Act, public bodies publish twice-yearly payment reports, and we show the figures on each buyer's profile so you know what to expect before you bid.
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