Finding public tenders
takes time. That's what we do.

You receive the prices by email, together with how we work, so you can compare everything side by side. Monitoring is a fixed monthly amount, minimum three months, after which you can stop with a single email. The margin on one tender you win more than covers it.

The fixed price covers the work on your bid. You only pay the success fee if you win the contract. If you lose, you pay nothing extra.

Yes. You receive the matching tenders with a summary and advice, and you choose per tender: submit yourself, or leave the bid support to us.

We do, on e-Procurement, with a power of attorney from your managing director. The bid stays yours: you set the price and approve the file before it goes out.

We check whether you meet what the tender asks: turnover, references, accreditation and certificates. Whether your company is up to date with taxes and social security, you declare yourself in a standard form, and the authority checks that itself.

That is exactly why. We look up public data such as your company number and annual accounts ourselves. For each tender, all we ask from you is yes or no.

That depends on your sector and region, and we do not promise a number. We only send what really fits your business. The monthly report shows everything that was screened, including in a month without a match.

From about three employees it becomes realistic. If you are smaller, we will tell you honestly and look at most at one concrete tender you can actually deliver.

Monitoring starts on the seventh working day after your first payment. In those days we build your search profile. After that we screen every working day, and a summary follows as soon as there is a tender that fits.

Yes. Belgian public tenders are open to companies from other EU countries under the same rules. Most tender documents are in Dutch or French; we read them, summarise them for you in English and tell you what is required.