RFP Feed

Turn public procurement pages into a short feed of bid opportunities.

Why it matters

Procurement portals are messy and time-consuming to watch by hand. This Actor pulls out the relevant notices and keeps the feed short.

What it does

• watches a list of public procurement / bid URLs
• extracts readable page text
• finds notice-like lines using configurable keywords
• keeps only a small monitor state for dedupe
• sends optional webhook alerts when the page changes

Best for

• contractors
• niche vendors
• agencies
• small teams that hunt bids manually

Why it wins

• focused on useful bid signals, not generic page monitoring
• short feed instead of full-page noise
• lightweight state for dedupe
• webhook-friendly output for Slack / Discord / internal alerts

Input

• urls — required list of public source URLs
• keywords — optional keyword list for relevant notices
• excludeKeywords — optional filter list
• monitorMode — store extracted notices and compare with the next run
• dryRun — skip state writes and webhooks
• webhookUrl — optional alert destination
• webhookFormat — generic, slack, or discord
• maxNoticesPerPage — cap extracted notices per source
• maxItemsPerPage — cap notices included in the output record
• userAgent — custom fetch user agent

Output

Each dataset item contains:

• URL
• page title
• baseline / changed flags
• change score
• current and previous hashes
• extracted notices
• new / removed notices
• matched keywords
• a short preview

Pricing

• model: pay per event
• current launch price: $0.01 / 1,000 results
• effective from: 2026-07-18
• event unit: monitored notice
• why this price: undercuts the expensive tender monitors and sits at the practical floor for a simple public feed

Competition

• expensive tender monitors
• generic scraper templates
• broad lead-monitoring tools

MVP scope

This Actor is intentionally narrow:

• no login-heavy portal automation in v1
• no full procurement suite
• no bid management CRM
• no enterprise workflow engine

Why this Actor exists

Procurement pages are noisy and badly organized. The useful product is a short feed of notices that matter, not another generic website monitor.

Technical notes

• starts from a known-good monitoring scaffold
• keyword filtering reduces noise on busy procurement pages
• optional webhook alerts support Slack / Discord / generic POSTs