European governments publish roughly EUR 2 trillion of contracts a year. Almost all of it is invisible to small firms, buried in a portal built for procurement lawyers.
TenderDaily reads every notice each morning, keeps the handful your company could actually win, and explains why — in one email.
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A real sample account, matched against live tenders by the same system our customers use. Nothing below is a mock-up: these are the actual tenders and AI judgements from that morning’s run.
Sample firm:Construction firm in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany, contracts up to EUR 5M· matched on 14 October 2026
The tenders worth your time, best first, each with a one-line judgement of why it fits — written for this firm, not keyword-matched.
Erweiterung Zentralkläranlage Roth, Los 31 Außenanlagen
Search, sort by deadline or value, save what you are bidding on. Every match stays here until its deadline passes.
Road construction works
Why it fits: L361n roundabout with earthworks, drainage and several asphalt layers for Straßen.NRW is core road and asphalt work at a manageable scale.
Road construction works
Why it fits: Outdoor works at Roth sewage plant: earthworks, gravel base, 4,800 m² asphalt, paving and kerbs — core road works at manageable scale.
Paving and asphalting works
Why it fits: Multi-year call-off framework for paving, groundwork, sewer repair and small hydraulic works for Waterschap AGV; core civil maintenance at manageable EUR 1.1M.
Keyword search misses a contract that never says your keyword. We judge each tender on what it actually buys, then say in one line why it fits you — or why it does not.
A Polish tender your Dutch firm could win is invisible if you only search in Dutch. Every notice arrives translated, so your market is 27 countries rather than one.
A five-person firm has no use for a EUR 40M motorway. Tell us the largest job you can deliver and everything above it disappears for good.
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From TED — Tenders Electronic Daily — the European Union’s official journal of public procurement. Public buyers across the EU and the wider European Economic Area are legally required to publish contracts above the EU thresholds there. We read every new notice each weekday morning, and every tender we send you links to the original.
One honest limit: contracts below those thresholds — from roughly EUR 140,000 for services and supplies, and EUR 5.5 million for works — are only published on national portals, so they are not in TED and not in TenderDaily either.
TED is free, and you can. But it publishes around 1,500 notices every weekday in 24 languages, and its search matches words, not fit. Doing it properly means searching every morning, in several languages, then reading each result to judge whether your firm could deliver it, and converting the currency to see whether it is your size.
TenderDaily does that work before you start yours: it filters by your trade, countries and contract size, has an AI read each remaining notice and say in one line why it does or does not suit you, and sends only the ones worth your time.
Then cancel. Winning depends on your bid, so nobody can honestly promise you a contract. What we can promise is that you will not miss one you could have won because you never saw it.
The first 14 days are free, and if you cancel before they end you pay nothing. After that it is month to month with no contract: cancel from Settings in two clicks, and you keep everything until the end of the month you have paid for.