A new country, planned first
To size up a new market, Flow writes a plan, gives the research to up to three side agents and starts when you approve.
Flow, the Tendersight agent, searches notices from TED and national portals in 27 EU countries, reads the ones that match and keeps the search running.

TED and national portals
27 EU countries, 28+ sources
Scheduled searches you confirm
Europe's tenders are spread across TED and national portals. Flow searches them as one.
Ask for a CPV scope, a set of countries and a value range in plain words. Flow runs the search, reads the notices that match and keeps watching on a schedule you confirm.
One request covers several countries. Flow picks the CPV scope, searches the notices and turns the search into a weekday schedule.
What Flow does once a tender in another EU country is worth a closer look.
To size up a new market, Flow writes a plan, gives the research to up to three side agents and starts when you approve.
Flow loads the country's procurement rules and reads what the tender file asks of a foreign bidder.
Answers about a tender file quote the document and the page they came from, so your team can check them.
Flow creates alert rules for a CPV scope, a group of countries and a value range. Each rule waits for your confirmation.
Flow drafts the email to a partner in the buyer's country. It opens in your email client, and Flow never sends it.
Each member state publishes on its own portals, under its own national rules. Tendersight brings the notices together.
Notices for contracts above the EU thresholds are published on TED, the European Union's journal for procurement notices. Contracts below those thresholds are usually advertised nationally, on portals such as SEAP in Romania.
Tendersight collects notices from TED and national portals, 28+ sources across 27 EU countries, into one catalogue. Flow searches it by country, region or city, and loads a country's procurement rules when you prepare a bid there.
Browse live European tenders, or ask Flow for a single country, region or city.
Examples of what bid and sales teams working in several EU countries ask Flow.
Find open tenders for LED street luminaires in Austria, Germany, Poland and Czechia with estimated value above €200,000.
Every Monday at 08:00, list new notices from the contracting authorities we follow in Belgium and the Netherlands.
Load the procurement rules for Poland and tell me what this tender asks of a bidder based in Austria.
Open the Bavaria street-lighting tender and summarise the award criteria and the documents we must provide.
Search the web for current prices of LED street luminaires in Central Europe and list the sources.
Create an alert for CPV 34928500 in Denmark and Sweden above €150,000.
In a demo we ask Flow to search them with your team and set up a scheduled search for your CPV scope.
It is the monitoring and analysis of public procurement across EU member states: finding new notices, reading what they ask for, and understanding the buyers and competitors behind them.
Tendersight collects notices from TED and national portals in 27 EU countries into one catalogue. Flow, the Tendersight agent, searches it in plain language, and alert rules and scheduled tasks keep the search running.
Ask Flow in plain words, for example every weekday at 07:30 for a CPV scope in four countries, and confirm the task. Each run starts its own conversation, and the run history shows whether it succeeded, failed or needs input.
Yes. Flow reads contracting authority statistics and company statistics: frequent CPV codes, CPV market share, regional coverage, main competitors and participation over time.
Flow loads country-specific procurement rules and reads what each tender file asks for, with the page it came from. It does not guarantee legal correctness, so the final review stays with your team.
No. Flow finds and reads tenders, works on the bid with your team and drafts documents and emails for your review. Submission on the contracting authority's portal stays with your team.
Start for free and ask Flow to search the countries you bid in.