Plain English in. Fewer false matches out.
This screens 13,011 open notices from UK Find a Tender, Contracts Finder, EU TED and the other statutory feeds we actually ingest (5 collected). Live data, not a demo set — and if nothing fits, it will say so rather than padding the list.
Plain English. No procurement codes, no boolean operators.
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How to get a better result
- Write a sentence, not a job title. “Facilities management for schools and hospitals: HVAC servicing, reactive fabric repairs and statutory compliance testing” beats “FM contractor”. Distinctive words are what keep catering and public-health notices out of a hard-FM list.
- Name the things you actually deliver. Equipment, materials and specific services carry far more signal than words like “solutions”, “services” or “provision”, which appear in almost every notice and are discounted automatically.
- Use exclusions for recurring false positives. Open Filters and add terms like “asbestos” or “manned guarding” to drop whole categories you never bid on.