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
The problem
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.
The monitor
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.
The alert
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.
In practice
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.