Following tenders without checking a website

Nobody actually opens a procurement portal every morning. These are the ways to have the new tenders come to you instead.

RSS, per sector and per country

Every sector page and every country page has its own feed. Put it in your reader, your Slack, or your Teams channel, and new tenders arrive as they are published. No sign-up, no email address, nothing to cancel, and nothing about you is recorded — we never learn that you subscribed.

Pick a sector →   Pick a country →

Spreadsheets

Every sector and country is also a CSV you can open in Excel or drop into your own system: one row per open tender, with the deadline, the buyer, the CPV code and the link to the official notice. Rebuilt every morning, same as the pages.

Download a spreadsheet →

The API

If you would rather wire it into something yourself, the whole index is JSON, with no key and no rate limit.

Read the API documentation →

Or be told when things change

There is a subscribe page for that, and it is deliberately not on this site: it is hosted by Gumroad, who receive the address, hold it, and send the messages under their own privacy notice and their own unsubscribe link. Nothing about you is collected here — following the link is the only thing that happens on our side, and the privacy page spells out the rest.

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Why this exists

EU tender data is public and free, but it is published in a form built for lawyers, not for the small companies that could win the work. Bidledger does one thing: it takes that firehose and makes it readable, searchable, and pushable.