One living network · 30+ countries · rebuilt every day

Europe's procurement
intelligence network

Every public award across Europe — every buyer, every winner, every price — mapped into one living network. TenderLoop reads it against your firm and tells you exactly which contracts to bid on, and how to win. Not a search engine. Intelligence.

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TenderLoop dashboard showing scored Swiss public tenders

One cross-border feed, unified from Europe's official procurement sources

TED · EU SIMAP · CH BOAMP · FR TenderNed · NL evergabe · DE + national portals
The intelligence network

Bloomberg gave finance one source of truth.
We're building it for the €2 trillion public market.

Every public contract awarded across Europe becomes part of one living network — who won, which buyers, which competitors, at what price, and how they all connect. It's rebuilt from official sources every day, and every customer bids on top of it.

1,800+
award outcomes mapped
1,200+
public buyers profiled
2,800+
organisations in the graph
15,000+
relationships mapped

Live from our own procurement dataset · rebuilt every day — you can watch it grow

Every award makes it sharper

Each outcome we map improves the market picture for everyone on the network — who wins, who competes, and what the work actually costs.

Every connection compounds

Buyers, winners and categories link into a graph no single portal holds. The more it connects, the more accurately it can tell you where you'll win.

Your knowledge, working for you

Every fact your firm adds sharpens the network for you alone — privately. Your data is never sold or shared. It only ever works in your favour.

The problem

The contract you could have won was published last Tuesday. You never saw it.

Public tenders are scattered across dozens of portals, in three languages, buried in 90-page PDFs. Finding the right ones is a full-time job — and writing a bid takes 20–40 hours. Most firms miss the tenders they'd have won.

€2T+
EU public procurement every year
30+
countries, one cross-border feed
20–40h
to write one bid, by hand
"I already use SIMAP. Why pay?"

SIMAP is a noticeboard. TenderLoop is the intelligence network on top of it.

A noticeboard lists what's posted, in one country, if you go looking. A network knows who wins, where you fit, and what to do about it — across all of Europe. Same public data; a completely different amount of intelligence.

Searching SIMAP by hand

  • Switzerland only — the cross-border tenders you could win never appear
  • You log in and search, every single day
  • Keyword results — you sift the noise yourself
  • A blank page for every bid (often 20–40 hours)
  • No idea who usually wins the work

With TenderLoop

  • Switzerland and all of Europe — 30+ countries via EU TED
  • Matches come to you — no daily searching
  • A clear recommendation: what you can win, and why
  • A first draft + compliance checklist, in minutes
  • See who usually wins — from real award data

Starter is CHF 250 a month.

One cross-border contract you'd never have seen on SIMAP pays for years. So does the time your team spends searching portals instead of bidding. See it on your own tenders before you pay a franc.

What the network does for you

Find. Judge. Draft.

The network turns two trillion euros of scattered public data into three things your firm can act on.

Nothing slips past you

Every portal, every language — one feed

We continuously ingest EU TED, Swiss SIMAP and national portals and normalise them into one clean, deduplicated stream that works across DE, FR, IT and EN — so a tender in Lyon or Munich reaches you the same day as one in Zürich.

  • New tenders detected the day they publish
  • DE · FR · IT · EN, automatically
  • Deduplicated across overlapping sources
Unified tender feed
Only what you can win

Only the tenders you can actually win

Our model reads each notice against your firm's capabilities and past work, then gives a clear recommendation — a strong opportunity, worth reviewing, or not worth your time — with a plain-language reason. No more drowning in keyword-match noise.

  • A clear recommendation, not a mystery score
  • Tells you why — and who usually wins
  • Filters by value, region and deadline
Relevance scoring
Already drafted for you

Your first bid draft, in minutes not weeks

For any tender, TenderLoop generates a structured first-response draft and a compliance checklist mapped to the buyer's requirements — so your team edits instead of starting from a blank page.

  • Requirement-by-requirement compliance matrix
  • Drafts from your reusable capability library
  • Structured to the buyer's stated requirements
Draft co-pilot
How it works

From portal chaos to a submitted bid

Tell us what you do

Add your firm's capabilities, service areas and target contract size. Two minutes, once.

Get recommended matches

Every new tender across the EU & CH is assessed against your profile and delivered to your dashboard and inbox.

Draft & submit

Open a match, generate your first draft and compliance checklist, and hand it to your team to finish.

Why trust us before we're a household name

We earn trust with transparency, not logos.

We're early, and we won't pretend otherwise. So instead of borrowed credibility, we make everything about how TenderLoop works open to inspection.

Live, not stale

Our procurement dataset is rebuilt from official sources every day — 1,800+ real award outcomes and growing. You can watch it move.

Explainable by design

Every recommendation shows its reasoning — why this, why now, what would improve your odds. No black box. See the methodology

Official data, your data safe

We use only public data from TED, SIMAP and national portals — and never sell or share yours. Hosted in Switzerland & the EU. Security & privacy

Hosted in Switzerland & the EU GDPR & revDSG compliant Official public data sources only Your data is never sold or shared

See the tenders you're missing

Get a free, personalised audit of the public contracts your firm could have bid on in the last four months.