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Works include recovering of a flat roof, partial cladding, and replacement of windows and balustrading to staircase areas.
What you get
UK small firms spend a lot of time checking Find a Tender and Contracts Finder, or paying for a portal they barely use. Tender Alerts sends a short, filtered daily email of new notices that match the work you do and the places you cover.
- Start with a 14-day free trial. We collect a card at checkout, but you are not charged until the trial ends, then £15 a month unless you cancel.
- Choose keywords, CPV codes, regions and a value range after you subscribe.
- Receive only new notices, not a repeat of yesterday’s list.
- Follow a link back to the official notice before you bid.
- Emails usually go out around 07:00 UK time. You can cancel any time.
The data comes from the official Cabinet Office APIs, through our UK Government Tenders Feed, under the Open Government Licence. The service is a filter over public data: it does not guarantee that every notice is listed or that a listing is still open.
Start 14-day free trial, then £15/month, cancel anytime
Payment is handled by Stripe. After checkout you can set your filters and manage or cancel the subscription from a link in your welcome email. See the terms and privacy pages.
Guides for UK suppliers
Start with the official, free portals. These guides explain where to search, then how a daily filtered email can help if you would rather not check two websites every morning.
Guide
Find a Tender vs Contracts Finder: which should UK suppliers use?
A plain-English guide to the two official UK procurement portals: what changed on 24 February 2025, where new notices are published, and when Contracts Finder still matters.
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Guide
How to find council cleaning contracts in the UK
A practical guide for cleaning and facilities firms: how to search official Find a Tender and Contracts Finder notices for local-authority cleaning work, which CPV codes to use, and how to set alerts.
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Guide
How to find NHS tenders in the UK
How NHS trusts, integrated care boards and NHS Supply Chain publish official procurement notices, where to search on Find a Tender, and how suppliers should register before they bid.
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Guide
How to find IT and software public-sector tenders in the UK
How UK software, cloud and IT services firms can search official Find a Tender and Contracts Finder notices, which CPV codes to use, and how to register as a supplier.
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Guide
How to find construction and facilities management tenders in the UK
How builders, trades and facilities firms can search official Find a Tender and Contracts Finder notices for public-sector works and FM contracts, including useful CPV codes and alerts.
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Guide
How to register as a supplier on Find a Tender
Official steps to create a GOV.UK One Login, register your organisation on the central digital platform, complete supplier information and share it when you bid for public contracts.
Read the guide →
Sample digest
A real, anonymised example of what a construction firm in London might have received, using official notices published in early November 2026. Names of a fictional subscriber are used; the notices themselves are public records.
DataToolsUK
UK Tender Alerts
Friday 13 November 2026
Hello London construction firm
2 official notices matched your filters in the last 7 days.
Your filters: keywords: construction, building, works, refurbishment; CPV: 45000000; regions: London; from £50,000; types: tender, award
Open tenders (1)
Contract awards (1)
Awarded to a sports surfacing contractor for resurfacing tennis courts at Kensington Memorial Park and Holland Park.
Always open the official notice before you bid. This digest is a filter over public data, not a substitute for the record on GOV.UK.
Prefer to run it yourself?
You can already get the same official notices, including a scheduled only-new mode, from the Apify Store listing. There is also a free guide: How to get free daily UK government tender alerts.
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Find a Tender service and Contracts Finder (Cabinet Office).