Who it's for — Contractors & the supply chain

Your bid pipeline,
twelve months early.

By the time a notice reaches Find a Tender, the winning bidder has usually been positioning for a year. The direction was published long before — in settlements, consents and delivery pipelines. We read all of it, so your bid team sees the work coming while there's still time to get in front of it.

1,066 LIVE PROJECTS · £475bn OF BUILD-OUT, TRACKED

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§ ON THE BOARD — the organisations building the UK & Ireland, tracked.
Affinity Water — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardAnglian Water — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardbp — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardCadent — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardEricsson — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardGrainger — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardThe Guinness Partnership — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardLeeds City Council — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardLiverpool City Council — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardL&Q — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardManchester Airport (MAG) — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardNational Gas — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardNational Grid — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardPeabody — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardPlaces for People — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardSGN — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardSouthern Water — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardSSE — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardTelefónica — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardThree — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardUnited Utilities — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardVINCI — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardVirgin Media — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardVodafone — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardWorley — projects tracked on the GridteamAI boardYorkshire Water — projects tracked on the GridteamAI board
01 · The race you're actually in

The notice is the finish line, not the start.

Incumbents shape the spec, meet the client and build the relationships months before publication. Bid teams call that year capture, and the profession's own reference texts put the buying decision largely made before a tender is issued. Chasing notices means bidding into someone else's capture plan.

The signals are public — and unreadable.

Price-control settlements, NSIP consents, framework pipelines: 42 primary sources, thousands of pages a year. Tier 1s have work-winning teams to read them. Most of the supply chain doesn't.

Pursuit decisions without the picture.

Which sectors heat up next quarter? Which region's spend is committed rather than promised? Guessing wrong costs a bid budget; not bidding costs the work.

02 · How you'd use it
Follow — free

The live map: every project with a stage and a place, so you can see build-out density in your regions and trades. The boards: which sectors are heating, which are behind target — behind-target sectors buy their way back on time. The Monday briefing keeps the radar on.

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Subscribe — £995 a year

The full record behind every project: value, stage, next milestone, verified date, source — so you can time pre-positioning to consents and FIDs, not to notices.

The external half of a capture plan, ready before your pursuit decision: the client's drivers, the procurement route, who holds the incumbent position and who else will chase it. Sector reports with the pipeline, players and procurement routes. The full calendar horizon: what lands when, four quarters out and beyond. Exports for your CRM and pipeline reviews.

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Commission — from £1,500

A Capture Brief on one opportunity, a sector entry study, or a standing eye on your patch. Scoped in one conversation, fixed price before we start.

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03 · Monday to Friday

Monday: the briefing flags a sector moving. Tuesday: the Leader Board confirms it's heating, and the map shows three projects in your region approaching procurement. Wednesday: the project records tell you who's developing, what stage, what's next and when — sourced and dated. Thursday: your BD call is about their project, not your brochure. Friday: the pursuit decision is made on evidence, a year before the notice.

That rhythm is the product. The map is free to start it today →

04 · Bid-team questions, answered straight
We're a subcontractor — is this Tier 1 territory?

The opposite problem. Tier 1s already employ people to read these sources; the subscription is that capability at £995. The map and boards show where main contractors will be buying next — which is your pipeline too.

Isn't this what tender-alert services do?

No — they tell you a notice has published, which is when the race ends. We work from the sources that move first: settlements, consents, pipelines. Leads platforms sell you the starting gun; we sell you the year before it. See the full comparison →

Does it cover our region and trades?

27 sectors across the UK and Ireland, every project mapped to a place. Filter the map to your patch and see for yourself — that view is free.

How do we know the figures are solid?

Every figure carries its source and the date we verified it. Take them into a bid review or a board pack as they stand. How we verify →

We have a work-winning team. What does this add?

Time. Your capture leads spend the first fortnight of every pursuit building the external picture from scratch: client drivers, buying route, incumbent, competitor set. Here it is already built, sourced and dated, for every project on the map — so they start at the strategy, not the research.

05 · The ask

The next twelve months of tenders are visible now.
Be in front of them.

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Tell us what you're bidding for, or which sector you're watching. We'll reply with the report that covers it, or scope a piece of work.

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