MyBids watches 20 government procurement portals at once, reads every tender, and tells you which ones you can actually bid for.
Most tender services cover GeM and little else. Defence procurement and each NIC portal publish on their own site, in their own format, on their own schedule. A supplier who only watches GeM never sees them.
| Portal | What it carries | Tenders collected |
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Only what is new since the last one. Each tender carries why it matched, what it is worth, when it closes, and the reference you search the portal with.
Your keywords, your states, your turnover and the buyers you track. A keyword begins a word, so a watchlist carrying ATE finds automatic test equipment and not every tender for acetate.
The NIC portals issue links tied to the session that fetched them, which expire within minutes. Every link in your digest points at a page that will still open tomorrow.
Tenders you do not qualify for are listed below the rest with the rule that excluded them. A filter you cannot see is a filter you cannot correct.
You can also read the same list in the dashboard, filter it, and shortlist tenders for your bid team.
Every plan watches every portal. What changes is how much you track and how many bid documents are read for you each month.
Setup takes about two minutes. The first digest arrives the next morning.