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Opportunity scan
Describe what you supply, pull the matching contract notices into one notebook, and sort by buyer and closing date — a bid list assembled in the time it used to take to search one portal.
Use case · For public-sector analysts
AI for procurement research, sourced to the notice.
Turn a bid decision into a sourced search instead of a portal crawl. Describe what you supply, pull the matching contract notices — the full text, not a snippet — into one notebook, and track a buyer or category as new opportunities are published.
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Find the notices that match[1]
Read the full notice, not a summary[2]
Track a market over time[3]
File the bid file and its sources[3]
[1] Research[2] Search[3] Storage
What you can do
Four moves, one workspace.
The concrete work behind "ai for procurement research" — not a feature list.
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Find the notices that match
Describe what you supply and search contract notices by that, not by remembering the exact procurement category.
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Read the full notice, not a summary
Pull the published notice itself into a notebook, so the detail that decides whether to bid isn't lost in a snippet.
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Track a market over time
Keep a standing notebook on a buyer or a category, so new notices accumulate in one place instead of a fresh search each week.
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File the bid file and its sources
Export the notice and your notes to versioned storage alongside anything else you're building for the response.
What it reads against
Government work is only as good as its sources.
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Example workflows
What it looks like end to end.
Buyer history
Before responding to a notice, pull a buying authority's recent procurement history into one place to see what they've bought before and from whom.
Questions
Frequently asked.
- Can askFinz search public contract notices?
- Yes. Contract notices are searchable by what you supply, in plain language, rather than by the procurement category or reference number alone.
- Does it show the full notice or just a summary?
- The published notice itself is available, including the detail — deadlines, requirements, contact — that decides whether it's worth a bid.
- Can I track a specific buyer or category over time?
- Yes. Keep a standing notebook on a buyer or a category and new notices accumulate there, so a weekly check is a refresh of an existing file rather than a fresh search.
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