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Tender Scout

Every relevant tender in the region, scored against what your crew can actually do.

5 hrs → 15 min

weekly tender review

Built for

  • Estimators
  • Business development
  • Owners / GMs

Live example

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Scenario · A Fort McMurray general contractor (electrical, concrete, roofing; $2M bonding; COR certified) gets its Monday digest.

01Overnight: 38 new listings across 4 sources

RFT-2026-0412: Community Hall Roof Replacement

Document

Regional municipality · Bids&Tenders · 31 pages

  • 1.1 Work includes removal and replacement of approx. 2,400 m² modified bitumen roofing
  • 1.4 Mandatory site meeting: Oct 7, 2026 at 10:00
  • 2.2 Bid security: 10% bid bond
  • 2.6 Bidders must hold a valid COR
  • 3.1 Closing: Oct 21, 2026 14:00 MT

RFP 26-118: Water Treatment Plant Mechanical Upgrade

Document

Municipal · APC · 212 pages

  • Scope: process piping, pumps, HVAC, controls integration
  • Performance bond: 50% of contract value (est. $6.8M)
  • Requires B-pressure welders and a certified QC program

02Agent run

  1. Pulling new listings
  2. Reading packages
  3. Scoring against company profile
  4. Checking deal-breakers
  5. Writing digest

03Monday digest

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The problem

Someone on your team checks the public tender portals every morning, skims 40 listings, and hopes nothing slipped through. Tender Scout watches every source continuously, reads the documents, and scores each opportunity against your trades, tickets, bonding limit, and travel radius, then sends one short digest with the ones worth pursuing.

Today

  • Manually checking APC, Bids&Tenders, MERX, and operator supplier portals
  • Downloading spec packages just to find out the scope is out of reach
  • Missing mandatory site meetings buried on page 14
  • Bids chosen by gut feel, not fit

With the agent

  • One digest a day, ranked by fit score
  • Closing dates, site meetings, and bonding requirements pulled to the top
  • No-go reasons explained, so you can pass quickly
  • Pipeline of pursued bids logged automatically

How it works

4 steps, with you in control.

  1. 01

    Watch

    Monitors public and operator procurement portals plus invited-bid emails on a schedule.

  2. 02

    Read

    Opens each package and extracts scope, trades, location, closing date, site-meeting date, bonding, and prequal requirements.

  3. 03

    Score

    Compares every requirement against your company profile: trades, tickets on staff, bonding capacity, COR status, and distance from base.

  4. 04

    Brief

    Emails a ranked digest and adds pursued bids to your bid calendar with reminders.

Comes in

Alberta Purchasing Connection
Bids&Tenders
MERX
Invited-bid emails

Agent does

Extract requirements
Score against profile
Flag deal-breakers

You check

Estimator picks go / no-go

Goes out

Daily digest
Bid calendar
Pipeline tracker

Works with

  • Outlook / Microsoft 365
  • Google Calendar
  • SharePoint
  • Excel pipeline

Nothing leaves without a person approving it. Agents draft, check, and flag. Your team makes the call. Data stays in your Microsoft 365 or Google tenant wherever possible.

What it's worth

Run your own numbers.

Slide to match your team. Defaults are typical for a small-to-mid contractor in the region.

5 hrs
$75/hr
70%

Hours back per year

168

Estimated annual value

$12,600

Estimate only, based on 48 working weeks. We confirm real numbers in a free workflow audit.

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