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AI Tender & RFQ Opportunity Radar

AI Tender & RFQ Opportunity Radar

Find active EU tenders that match the products and services your business actually sells. Search official TED public procurement by product, keywords, CPV codes, target countries, and negative keywords. Explore supplier and bid opportunities with source links and explainable scores.

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Find active EU tenders that match the products and services your business actually sells. This tender finder searches official EU public procurement opportunities from TED (Tenders Electronic Daily). It does not search private, worldwide RFQ marketplaces.

What it does

Enter your product or service, related keywords, optional official CPV codes, buyer countries, and phrases to exclude. The Actor searches TED tenders, keeps notices with a known active tender submission deadline within your chosen window, and returns distinct notices ranked by a deterministic matchScore. Product, keyword, and CPV relevance carry the main weight; country and deadline alone do not establish a strong match.

You can use it to explore procurement opportunities, supplier opportunities, bid opportunities, and other business opportunities in sectors such as software development, cybersecurity, medical equipment, industrial components, packaging, construction materials, professional services, energy equipment, and office equipment. A CNC machined parts supplier can exclude notices seeking machine tools or lathes.

Inputs

FieldWhat to enter
productRequired. A specific product or service you sell, for example software development or medical equipment.
keywordsOptional related buyer terms. Up to five phrases are used.
negativeKeywordsOptional unwanted phrases, such as lathe when you sell machined parts rather than machines. Up to 30.
targetCountriesOptional buyer country names (for example Germany) or three-letter ISO codes (DEU). Empty means no country filter.
cpvCodesOptional official eight-digit Common Procurement Vocabulary codes. Broad parent codes can match narrower TED classifications. Up to ten.
opportunityTypeAll, Tender, Procurement, or RFQ. RFQ requires explicit RFQ wording in a TED notice.
deadlineDaysLook ahead this many days for an unexpired tender deadline (default 60; 1–365).
maxResultsMaximum distinct notices to return (default 20; 1–100).

Example:

{
"product": "software development",
"keywords": ["web application", "custom software"],
"negativeKeywords": ["hardware supply"],
"targetCountries": ["Germany"],
"cpvCodes": ["72000000"],
"opportunityType": "All",
"deadlineDays": 60,
"maxResults": 10
}

Results and verification

Each result includes a TED title, buyer organization, country, publication date, actual tender deadline date, official sourceUrl and tenderUrl, cpvCodes and available cpvLabels, plus matchScore and matchReasons. Reasons indicate observed product phrase, keyword, CPV, country, or active deadline matches. The score is a repeatable relevance ranking, not a guarantee of commercial fit, eligibility, or ability to win. Open the official TED link and review the full notice and lot documents before bidding.

The output is based on real TED records. Missing source fields such as estimatedValue or contactUrl may be null; the Actor does not invent them or a deadline. Notices without a known active tender deadline are omitted, as are expired notices. Repeated records are deduplicated by the TED publication number. Some TED notices contain multiple lots; inspect the official notice to confirm the exact lot and CPV relevant to your offer. A narrow search can legitimately return zero results.

This first version covers official TED public procurement, not all EU purchasing channels or private RFQs. Text and CPV matching can surface broad category matches, so use negative keywords and inspect the procurement scope.