Capabilities and scope
Project types, delivery methods and specific capability terms help distinguish relevant construction work from general mentions.
Scoring
Know why a notice made the list.
Rules compare the information in a notice with your agreed company profile. The result helps prioritize your attention, with reasons you can review.
Home Scoring
How it decides
Fit comes from your profile.
Region and buyer
Your operating area and buyer preferences help focus the shortlist. Missing source information needs manual confirmation.
Exclusions and timing
Unwanted scopes and closing information influence what should receive attention. Notice types also receive separate treatment.
The recommendation
Four practical next steps.
Assign an owner
A strong apparent fit. Confirm eligibility and decide whether your team has the capacity to respond.
Read the scope
A credible match that needs closer examination of requirements or missing information.
Keep it in view
A partial fit or useful market signal. Review whether there is a future opportunity for your firm.
Focus elsewhere
Below the configured threshold or otherwise unsuitable for the current shortlist.
Notice type matters
Some windows deserve extra attention.
Prequalifications
Qualification notices can open a route to future invitations. Check whether the list is open, what is required and when applications close.
ACAN notices
An advance contract award notice signals an intended award to a named supplier. Check the notice for the capability statement process and its deadline.
Start with your firm
Tell us the work you bid.
We tune the shortlist to you.
Agree the sources, profile and pilot details before the first delivery.
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