Submission deadline changes
Watch a known notice and surface a changed deadline so the team can verify the notice and reassess its submission plan.
06 / For known procurement notices
See tender changes before your bid plan slips.
Monitor selected public tender pages for deadline, status, budget when published, amendment date, authority, and CPV. Route each change back to the bid team for verification and response planning.
Start monitoring For bid managers, public-sector suppliers, construction firms, technology companies, consultancies, and equipment providersA change in perspective06
Illustrative exampleA submission deadline moves
Before15 Oct
After22 Oct
Submission deadline moved from 15 Oct to 22 Oct.
Your next move
The bid manager verifies the notice and decides whether the response schedule or team allocation should change.
Budget or valueDeadlineStatusAmendment dateAuthorityCPV
Where it earns its placeTurn another check
Turn another check
into a useful observation.
Tender status changes
Receive a signal when the published status changes and route the notice to the person responsible for bid decisions.
Notice amendments
Track published budget, amendment date, authority, or CPV fields where the public page exposes them as supported values.
A practical place to startSmall shortlist.
Small shortlist.
Clear purpose.
Select known notices
Add the public tender URLs your team is already following instead of relying on a search across a procurement portal.
Validate the notice fields
Confirm that the public page exposes the deadline, status, authority, CPV, amendment, or budget fields you need.
Send the change to bid owners
Schedule checks and deliver a dated event so the team can open the notice and verify the next action.
Known public notice pages
The workflow needs a compatible public HTML page and supported fields. It does not discover all new tenders, analyse attachments or PDFs, or create deadline reminders such as three days before submission.
A valid tender observation needs a readable title; a published budget is optional.
A closer lookGood questions.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Can it search a portal for every new tender?
No. Configure the specific public notice URLs already known to the team. New-notice discovery is outside this use case.
Does it read tender PDFs or attachments?
No. It relies on supported fields exposed by the monitored public page; arbitrary text and PDF analysis are outside the current workflow.
Can it remind us three days before the deadline?
The current signal is a change to a monitored field, such as the deadline. It is not a calendar-style countdown reminder.
Start with the pages
you already check.
Bring your shortlist into one place, keep the changes in view, and spend less time checking the same pages.