Stop wasting hours clicking through portals. Ofertarium will automatically find tenders for your company, podpowie where you have a real chance and will keep track of deadlines — you just submit the bid.
Public and commercial tenders from Poland and the EU (BZP, TED, eB2B, Logintrade, Baza Konkurencyjności): IT, software, construction, medical, as well as tenders without reference requirements for small businesses.
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Wczoraj: 413 new proceedings · 29 contract awards · 1 cancelled · 8 procurement signals · 43 with bid deadline today — database updated daily.
Everyone has alerts for new announcements. Ofertarium tells you what you won't read in the announcement.
You describe what you do — you get procedures by relevance. AI reads the content and extracts participation conditions, required references, certificates, and staff qualifications, and warns: "you will fail here because…".
Match to me →We extract public "bid opening information": a named list of bidders with amounts, price ranges, and the winner's price. You know how to price because you see how others price.
Recently awarded →Profile of every contractor: who they compete against (H2H), success rate, price position, monopolists at contracting authorities. For an active tender, we suggest likely rivals and their typical prices.
Contractors →Data from official, public sources — processed daily and enriched by AI.
TED (EU) + BZP/e-Zamówienia — contract notices, amendments and results; plans and market consultations.
All notices for a single procedure are linked together (OCDS) — you see the history of the public tender, not individual entries.
We extract terms, criteria, amounts, and bidders from the content and attachments (tender documentation, bid openings) — including scans.
Deadlines, procedure changes, risk signals (e.g. suspicious amounts in the source) and competitive advantages.
Sources: ted.europa.eu · ezamowienia.gov.pl (BZP) · public procurement documents. Amounts with errors entered by contracting authorities in the source are marked, not hidden.
SMEs that submit bids regularly and want to stop guessing prices and being disqualified on formalities.
Concise procedure analysis: conditions, disqualifiers, and competition on one screen instead of 150 pages of tender documentation.
Serve more clients: ready-made market, competitor, and pricing research for every bid/no-bid recommendation.
active proceedings where you can still submit a bid
Poland, Germany, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia
settlements with information on who won and for how much
Ogłoszenia są rozsypane po kilkunastu systemach i żaden z nich nie zawiera całego rynku. We collect from 22 sources at once: Public Procurement Bulletin (national public tenders), TED (all EU public tenders above thresholds), Competitiveness Databases (projekty z funduszy UE), platform zakupowych (eB2B, Logintrade, Marketplanet) and national services Germany, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, Slovakia and the Baltic states — that is where orders below EU thresholds, which are not in TED, are located.
Foreign notices get Polish titles and shortened descriptions, so a Polish query also hits procedures described in German or Dutch.
Monitoring sends notifications matching your keywords. The problem is that titles are written in officialese — "service for conducting media content monitoring research" does not contain the word that someone from media analysis would search for. Our search matches by znaczeniu, not by the word's sound, and it also searches descriptions and documentation, not just titles.
Aggregation is the starting point — we collect notices from 22 sources in one place. But collection alone solves nothing, as there are 55 293 active proceedings. The value begins where we extract participation requirements, bid bonds, deadlines, and the list of documents to be submitted from the documentation — that is, the basis upon which the decision to participate is made.
In three steps. The model understands your business description and converts it into CPV codes and industry terms. Semantic matching selects procedures from the entire database. Finally, documentation analysis extracts from hundreds of pages of specifications those dozen or so sentences that matter: participation conditions, evaluation criteria, contractual penalties. We described this in more detail in the text AI in procurement — along with what artificial intelligence should not be trusted with.
Yes. Orders above EU thresholds from across the Union come from the TED journal, and orders below thresholds — from national portals of eight countries. We described how to prepare for an EU procedure in our guide How to win EU tenders.
Data from our database is surprisingly encouraging: the median is 3 oferty for a tender, and about one quarter proceedings are settled with one offer. The market is not saturated — it is opaque, and that is a difference that can be bridged with a tool.
Active procedures grouped the way contractors search for them. Lists are refreshed daily:
Practical texts based on data from our database, not generalities: