Government tenders, matched to what you do
Every open Tender from CPPP and GeM in one Feed, ranked by the words you use for your own business, closing soonest first.
01 You say what you do
In your own words. Not theirs.
“CCTV installation”. “Office stationery”. Each phrase you type becomes an Interest, and word order never matters — “CCTV installation” still finds the Tender a buyer titled Installation of CCTV systems.
- Type it once, take it back any time
- City, company name and business type change nothing
What does your business do?Type it the way you would say it, and press Enter.
- CCTV installation
- security systems
- access control
surveillance cameras
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02 Your Feed answers
Every open Tender that matches. Closing first.
Both portals arrive in one list, ranked by your own vocabulary and ordered by the clock. Anything inside seven days is flagged Closing Soon, and every value carries a dot saying whether the portal published it or a machine read it.
- Filters only ever hide — nothing is lost
- Bidding stays on the portal that published it
Matched TendersCCTV installation
- 2daysSupply and installation of CCTV surveillance systemCPPPClosing SoonMaharashtra₹18.4 LEMD ₹36,800
- 3daysSupply of biometric attendance systems for taluk officesGeMClosing SoonTelangana₹9.8 LEMD ₹19,600
- 6daysAnnual maintenance of CCTV cameras at district officesGeMClosing SoonKarnataka₹7.2 LEMD Not Disclosed
- 9daysCCTV monitoring centre upgrade at municipal headquartersCPPPOpenRajasthan₹64.5 LEMD ₹1.3 L
- 14daysComprehensive security and surveillance works — Phase IICPPPOpenGujarat₹1.1 CrEMD ₹2.2 L
03 The Digest follows you
The morning list. Or none at all.
Daily or weekly, closing soonest first, with the reason each Tender is in there. It is off until you turn it on, it only sends once you have confirmed your address, and one click stops it without touching your account.
- Corrigenda on Tenders you were already shown
- Unsubscribing leaves your Feed exactly as it was
8 Tenders matched you overnight
TenderWalato you@yourbusiness.example · 9 Sept, 07:04
3 of these close inside a week — the first one on 11 Sept. The rest are far enough out to price properly. Every one of them matched an Interest you saved, and the match is named under each.
- 2daysSupply and installation of CCTV surveillance systemCPPPClosing SoonMaharashtracloses 11 SeptMatched CCTV installation₹18.4 LEMD ₹36,800
- 3daysSupply of biometric attendance systems for taluk officesGeMClosing SoonTelanganacloses 12 SeptMatched security systems₹9.8 LEMD ₹19,600
- 6daysAnnual maintenance of CCTV cameras at district officesGeMClosing SoonKarnatakacloses 15 SeptMatched access control₹7.2 LEMD Not Disclosed
- 9daysCCTV monitoring centre upgrade at municipal headquartersCPPPOpenRajasthancloses 18 SeptMatched CCTV installation₹64.5 LEMD ₹1.3 L
- 14daysComprehensive security and surveillance works — Phase IICPPPOpenGujaratcloses 23 SeptMatched security systems₹1.1 CrEMD ₹2.2 L
- 17daysPerimeter fencing and surveillance for water treatment plantCPPPOpenMadhya Pradeshcloses 26 SeptMatched access control₹2.4 CrEMD ₹4.8 L
- 21daysProcurement of network video recorders and accessoriesGeMOpenTamil Naducloses 30 SeptMatched CCTV installation₹42.6 LEMD ₹0
- 28daysSupply and commissioning of video door phone unitsGeMOpenKeralacloses 7 OctMatched security systems₹15.2 LEMD Not Disclosed
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How it works
From their portal to your short list
Four stages, running whether or not anyone is watching. The only one you touch is the last.
- Source
We watch the portals so you never have to
CPPP and GeM are walked newest-first, around the clock, about every six hours. Nothing is typed in by hand and nothing is waited on.
- Pipeline
Every Tender goes through the mill
Each one is fingerprinted so a moved deadline cannot slip past, its documents are read for what the listing never published, and every field keeps a record of where it came from.
- Listed
It lands here, in one shape
Two portals, two vocabularies, one Feed — same countdown, same money stack, same words for the same thing, whichever portal published it.
- Matched
You are shown the ones that are yours
Your Interests do the matching and your filters do the narrowing, so what reaches you is the short list — closing soonest first.
Pricing
Starter₹— / monthPlaceholder blurb for the entry tier.Get started
- Both Source Portals, swept around the clock
- As many Interests as you want
- Search across everything open
- The morning digest
Growth₹— / monthPlaceholder blurb for the middle tier.Get started
- Both Source Portals, swept around the clock
- As many Interests as you want
- Search across everything open
- The morning digest
Business₹— / monthPlaceholder blurb for the top tier.Get started
- Both Source Portals, swept around the clock
- As many Interests as you want
- Search across everything open
- The morning digest
FAQ
The questions people actually ask
Is this a government website?
No. CPPP and GeM are the government portals; this reads them. Every Tender links back to its own page on the portal that published it, and every bid is still submitted there.
Which portals do you read, and how current is it?
CPPP and GeM, swept about every six hours, newest first. State-run procurement portals are not covered yet — if a Tender never reached one of those two, it will not be in your Feed.
How does matching work?
You save Interests — free-text phrases like “CCTV installation” — and your Feed is every open Tender matching any one of them. Word order does not matter, and your city, company name and business type have no effect on the match.
Why am I seeing nothing?
Usually an Interest narrower than the way a government buyer writes. “CCTV” matches far more than “CCTV installation and maintenance”. You can also browse every open Tender with no Interests at all.
What does the coloured dot on a value mean?
Provenance. Green for a value the portal published, violet for one a machine read out of the tender document, grey for something we derived. The Tender itself spells all of it out in words.
What is the difference between Not Disclosed and ₹0?
Not Disclosed means the source never gave the value. An EMD of ₹0 means the deposit is exempt. They are different facts, and they never render alike.
What happens when a buyer changes a deadline?
The Tender’s Fingerprint — a hash over the Closing Date, value, EMD, Lifecycle Status and document list — stops matching, so it is treated as a Corrigendum and re-read. If you have already been shown it, your next Digest says it changed.
Will you email me by default?
No. The Digest is off until you turn it on, and it only sends once you have confirmed your address. Unsubscribing stops the mail and touches nothing else — your account, Interests and Feed carry on.
What do you store about me?
Your email, your name, a hashed password, your Interests, and anything optional you chose to fill in. One cookie, and it is the one that keeps you signed in. The privacy page has the full list.
Can I leave?
Delete your account and the profile, the Interests and every session go with it, completely. It is not a deactivation.