Bid on public tenders the day they open

Public buyers spend trillions a year, and the best bids start early. Get every new tender in your categories and countries the day it is published, in one format, with the buyer, the value and the deadline.

For companies that sell to governments, bid teams, consultancies, and the tools that serve them.

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The events

What your agent listens to

  • Public tender published

    procurement.tender_published

    Ready UK public tenders, GB; EU public procurement journal, 42 European countries

    Tender: cloud hosting framework, City of Lyon, €1.2M

  • Contract awarded

    procurement.contract_awarded

    Ready UK public tenders, GB; EU public procurement journal, 42 European countries

    Contract awarded: school meals, €640,000 to Cantina Verde SA

  • Young company wins a public contract

    combined.young_company_won_contract

    Planned: built in order of demand

    Cantina Verde SA, 7 months old, won a €640,000 contract

How it works

From event to action

  1. A tender is published for your CPV codes and countries.
  2. Your agent reads the notice and scores it against what you sell.
  3. It summarises requirements, deadline and value, and drafts the go or no-go.
  4. Awards show you who won and at what price, for your next bid.

Wake your agents up. Each event can start Claude Code, Codex or your own script the moment it lands, one by one or in batches: no polling, no cron, no dashboard to check.

Events carry text from public sources. Run agents that act on them isolated, with only the access the task needs. Run them safely

Create your own stream

Tell your agent
npx worldsignals watch --type procurement.tender_published,procurement.contract_awarded,combined.young_company_won_contract \
    --agent claude --prompt ./brief.md

# brief.md
Every morning, list new tenders in France, Germany and Portugal for IT services over €100,000, with deadline and fit score, and draft a bid outline for the top three.

Questions

About this use case

Which countries are covered?

42 European countries, the UK included, from the EU’s public procurement journal, plus the UK’s own tender service. National portals below the EU thresholds are next, by demand.

Can I filter by category?

Each event carries its CPV codes, buyer, country and estimated value, so your filter or agent can keep only what fits.

Do you include contract awards?

Yes: procurement.contract_awarded names the winners and the value, which is how you learn prices and competitors.

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