Refurbs, roofing, heating, electrical, groundworks and maintenance — councils, schools, housing associations and NHS trusts must advertise this work, and right now 40 contracts are open on our construction board alone. Most small firms never see them: the official portals bury small jobs in procurement-speak. BidCrier watches the feeds daily and pings you the ones that fit your trade and your area, in plain English. Cleaning and security firms: your boards are live too.
*Sum of each contract's stated upper value, counted once per contract; 35 of 42 open contracts publish a value. Contracts stated above £5m are excluded as not relevant to small firms.
Every open opportunity below is real, current, and linked to its official notice. Updated daily from Contracts Finder.
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Yes — and you should try them. Contracts Finder sends keyword alerts, but they match on raw text across every industry, so a cleaning firm gets "clean energy" consultations and a security firm gets IT security tenders. We filter by trade category and size, translate the notice, and remind you before deadlines. If the free alerts work for you, keep them.
Every tender on this site comes from the government's official Contracts Finder feed, updated daily, with a link to the official notice. We never invent listings. If a board looks quiet, that's the truth of the market this week — and exactly why alerts beat checking manually.
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