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Stop losing winnable contracts to a deadline nobody saw.

Irish public contracts are advertised across TED and eTenders in volumes no small firm can read daily. The work that fits you is buried among hundreds of notices that do not, and the qualification documents a bid needs — tax clearance, insurance, certifications — expire quietly between tenders. Miss any one of those and the bid is disqualified regardless of how good it was.

Where it hurts

  • Hundreds of notices a week, and the few that fit are buried among them
  • Deadlines missed because nobody was watching on the right day
  • A lapsed certificate disqualifies an otherwise winning bid
  • The same qualification answers rewritten from scratch for every tender
  • No record of why you walked away last time, so the judgement is made twice

What we build

  • Automated ingestion of published notices, scored against what you actually do
  • Every surfaced notice explains why in plain sentences — not an opaque score
  • Deadline tracking that carries the time of day, because that is what decides lateness
  • A document vault that warns before a certificate lapses, not after
  • A reusable answer bank with revision history, so the tenth bid reuses the first
  • AI reads the tender pack and drafts the requirements; a person confirms each one against its source quote

Outcomes

Opportunities found without reading every notice by hand
No bid lost to a missed deadline or an expired certificate
Qualification answers written once and reused, with an audit trail
A recorded reason for every walk-away, so the next similar tender is quicker to judge

The build for this sector

Public procurement / GovTech

Verity Tender Radar

Finds the public contracts worth bidding for, without scraping the platform that publishes them.

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