Supplier and competitor contract monitoring
Follow the public contracts your chosen suppliers and competitors win, alongside opportunities in your sectors. Tenderwatch Monitoring brings them into one scoped weekly email, including sub-threshold notices when you opt in.
Price
€99 a quarter
Founding price, billed quarterly. Cancel any time. Watching a single company stays free.
Founding access is set up by hand. Email hello@tenderwatch.ie with the companies and sectors you want covered.
Monitoring or Pro?
Choose Monitoring to follow named companies and your market, at EUR 99 a quarter. Choose TenderWatch Pro to match open tenders to your business description, with unlimited matching, up to 10 standing weekly alerts and CSV export, at EUR 49 a month or EUR 490 a year.
Monitoring founding access is arranged by hand. Send the companies and sectors you want covered so Bryan can confirm the scope before you start.
What monitoring includes
Watch as many companies as you like
Every new public contract a watched supplier wins, with the buying authority and the value band, linked to its award record.
Your sectors, not all sectors
Open tenders and closing deadlines filtered to the sectors you pick, so the email is about your market.
Saved filters and sub-threshold notices
National-tier notices under the EU thresholds, published only on eTenders, included when you opt in.
A separate email from the weekly
The free Monday digest stays the same for everyone. Monitoring is its own scoped email, sent to you only.
Have a live bid due? Our partner BidReview scores a draft against the award criteria before you submit it. Disclosed partner; we earn a referral fee.
Still free
- The Monday digest: every week's highest-value open tenders, closing deadlines, EU calls and the week's read. Subscribe.
- Watching one company from its supplier page.
- Three tender matcher runs per 30 days, the bid readiness check and jargon decoder, plus the Tender Toolbox of third-party software.
Data comes from eTenders, TED and the Irish award notices we publish. No LLM writes the monitoring email; it is assembled from the notices themselves.