last updated 25/09/2026
How Tendveo reads tenders, and what it relies on
By INEYA STUDIO, publisher of Tendveo. Last updated on 25/09/2026.
Since 2026 we built Tendveo and measured one simple thing: among the thousands of notices published every day, only a tiny share truly concerns a given trade. We built a semantic matching engine that reads the meaning of a notice rather than its keywords, then tracks each deadline down to the last hour. The radar refreshes every 24 hours; whatever it does not cover yet, we state it plainly rather than oversell it. The result serves its small-business clients directly, one customer at a time, with no sales call and for information purposes.
16223public contracts analysed in the sample
28countries covered (France + European Union)
294business sectors detected
13French regions broken down
9650public buyers identified
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Check what we claim
- The covered scope the number of sources, countries and notices, unrounded and kept up to date.
- The side-by-side proof a keyword alert against semantic matching, on the same real contracts.
- Légifrance the French public-procurement code, the legal framework for the tenders cited.
- service-public.fr the public reference on how businesses respond to tenders.