Every tender, the day it posts.
Portals don't email you. modsignal reads every new listing against a plain-language description of your niche and flags the ones worth a bid.
Get startedNew RFP posted: school transport routing software, submissions due August 29.
What modsignal extracts
- New tender and RFP listings
- Deadline and amendment changes
- Award notices
- Q&A document updates
Most tenders are lost before anyone writes a word, because the team that wins found it first. Procurement portals don't notify you: listings post with two-week windows, deadlines move in amendment PDFs, and award notices appear without ceremony. Checking five portals every morning is somebody's least favorite job.
modsignal makes it nobody's job. Point a monitor at each portal's listing page and describe your niche in plain language — alert me on new tenders mentioning fleet management or vehicle tracking — and it reads new listings against your prompt, not against a keyword list that misses every synonym.
When something matches, the alert gives you the title, what's being asked for, and the deadline, so bid/no-bid takes one read. Deadline and amendment changes on a specific tender are worth their own exact-diff monitor — on a single tender page you want to know about every edit, verbatim, instantly.
Bid teams usually run one semantic monitor per portal for discovery, plus an exact-diff monitor per live pursuit. Check portals daily — most post during business hours — and pursuits hourly as the deadline approaches.
Set up a tender monitor.
Write the prompt, set the interval and get the first alert when something actually changes.