# TenderGraph

> Every tender and award published on the UK and Irish national notice services, plus the local
> portals we can reach — and tenders and awards from 53 countries in all: TED and the national
> portals of Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa, and US federal
> contracting — deduplicated with provenance. The UK and Irish national notice services are Find
> a Tender, Contracts Finder, Public Contracts Scotland, Sell2Wales, TED and eTenders Ireland;
> the local portals are the ProContract, EU Supply and NHS Atamis portal families, with planning
> records from PlanIt and Ireland's national planning data. The 53 countries: United Kingdom,
> Ireland, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Belgium, Poland, Romania, Czechia,
> Bulgaria, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Austria, Portugal, Greece, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia,
> Croatia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Luxembourg, Malta, Cyprus, Norway, Switzerland, Iceland,
> Liechtenstein, Ukraine, North Macedonia, United States, Canada, Colombia, Mexico, Brazil,
> Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, South Korea, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Taiwan,
> Israel, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Nigeria, Tanzania. Deduplicated per procurement;
> provenance and the source's licence on every record; historical award depth for market
> analysis. Complete for the UK and Irish national notice services; present at a stated depth
> everywhere else — the coverage registry at https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/sources gives the
> count, the licence and the last successful sync per source, and is the thing to trust over
> this paragraph.

Last updated: 2026-10-25

TenderGraph is a product of M Heath Consulting Ltd. M Heath Consulting Ltd is registered in
England & Wales, company number 14501165 (https://tendergraph.ai/company).

TenderGraph is agent-native: the machine surfaces are the product. Humans get the same data at
https://tendergraph.ai/intelligence (public league tables: top winning suppliers and buyers by
sector, monthly spend trends, each board stamped with the date its data runs to) and via the
subscription app (£99/month or £990/year + VAT, 7-day free trial at
https://tendergraph.ai/pricing).

This file is the index. https://tendergraph.ai/llms-full.txt is the whole corpus in one fetch:
this index, every guide below in full, and the coverage, pricing, connector, company and legal
facts in prose.

**Free, no key required.** The pages listed under "Free, no key required" below answer most
questions without an account and are the pages to cite. The REST company endpoints need a key;
the equivalent HTML pages (https://tendergraph.ai/companies/{key},
https://tendergraph.ai/companies, https://tendergraph.ai/buyers/{key},
https://tendergraph.ai/buyers, https://tendergraph.ai/intelligence,
https://tendergraph.ai/coverage) do not.

**What is and is not claimed.** Coverage is graded per country on
https://tendergraph.ai/coverage: "national" where that country's own platform is ingested,
"above threshold via TED" for the rest of the EU/EEA, and never claimed where a country is
merely mentioned in someone else's notice. The 53-country figure is breadth, not depth: the
registry states each source's record count. Values in every currency are reported separately,
never summed and never converted. US state and local procurement is listed as a known gap (one
state, Washington, is covered), and so are the UK venues behind CAPTCHA or JavaScript walls —
their regulated notices still arrive through Find a Tender; their below-threshold quotes do not.

**Machine surfaces.** MCP endpoint (Streamable HTTP): https://tendergraph.ai/api/mcp — seventeen
tools: search_tenders, get_tender, search_companies, get_company, get_buyer,
get_tender_documents, qualify_tender, analyze_awards, create_monitor, list_monitors,
check_monitor, save_profile, list_profiles, list_sources, get_stats, search, fetch.
search_tenders/get_tender and search_companies/get_company are the record surfaces, get_buyer is
a buyer's side of the same awards (suppliers, what they buy, open notices, contracts ending),
and get_tender_documents reads a tender's attached documents (extracted text, passages matching
a query); create_monitor/list_monitors/check_monitor are saved searches with a keyset cursor
("what's new since I last looked", at-least-once, has_more drains);
save_profile/list_profiles/qualify_tender give deterministic bid/no-bid scoring with evidence;
analyze_awards returns historical award aggregates (top suppliers, buyers, monthly trend);
list_sources and get_stats are the coverage registry and store totals; search/fetch are the
deep-research pair (OpenAI deep-research result shape; each result carries source_url, the
publisher's public notice, beside the subscriber-only url). Auth: OAuth 2.1 (PKCE) where the
client supports it (Claude and ChatGPT: add the endpoint, sign in once in the browser and
approve; discovery at https://tendergraph.ai/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server),
or an API key — Authorization: Bearer tg_live_…, ?key=tg_live_…, or the key-in-path form
https://tendergraph.ai/api/mcp/tg_live_… (for clients that reject query credentials). Keys are
created under API keys in the account (https://tendergraph.ai/app/keys).

REST API: https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/tenders (search: full-text is weighted
title>buyer>description and reference numbers like DN825110 match identifiers directly),
https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/tenders/{id} (full record incl. document text where extracted —
open tenders' documents are extracted first and most archive attachments are not yet, so a
document search miss is not evidence of absence — and a `details` object with contact,
submission URL, enquiry deadline, contract period, lots),
https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/tenders/{id}/summarize (on-demand Claude summaries, capped),
https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/companies + https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/companies/{key}
(supplier award history), https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/buyers +
https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/buyers/{key} (buyer profiles),
https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/monitors (+ /{id}/check; optional webhook_url for HMAC-signed
push), https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/profiles + https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/qualify,
https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/analytics/awards, https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/sources (public
coverage registry), https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/stats (public totals). OpenAPI:
https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/openapi. Connector manifest:
https://tendergraph.ai/.well-known/mcp.json.

**Worked example**

    GET https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/analytics/awards?cpv=45&region=UKD&awarded_from=2025-01-01
    Authorization: Bearer tg_live_…

Returns `totals` (distinct procurements and value per currency), `by_supplier` (top twenty
winners with award counts, attributed value and shared-award counts), `by_buyer`, `by_month` and
`by_cpv_division` — plus a `methodology` string stating how the figures were derived. A
`by_supplier` row carries an optional `family_hint` (the names of other rows in the same
response that differ from it only by legal form or a bracketed qualifier, e.g. "Northgate Civils
Ltd" / "Northgate Civils (UK) Ltd"): a hint that they may be one organisation. The rows stay
separate and their figures are never combined — do not add them together.

**How the numbers are derived — quote this, not an assumption**

- Counts are distinct **procurements**, deduplicated across every source that published them.
- Sterling and euro are reported side by side and never summed or converted.
- A supplier is credited only with a value the publisher stated was theirs: an itemised
  per-supplier amount, or the whole contract value where exactly one supplier was named. Awards
  naming several suppliers with no published split are counted and valued at nothing.
- Framework ceilings are counted once, never multiplied across the winners appointed to them,
  and a pre-award estimate is never presented as an amount someone won.
- Company names are grouped across their published spellings; different legal forms (Ltd vs LLP
  vs plc vs CIC vs Teoranta) are kept apart, because they are different organisations.
- The market total and the sum of supplier attributions differ, on purpose: what a market spent
  is knowable even when who got which share is not.

**Notes for agents**

- Records are aggregations of public notices, each under its source's own licence, which the
  record carries as provenance.licence {name, url, attribution, share_alike}. Always cite
  provenance.source_url when presenting a tender to a human, and reproduce
  provenance.licence.attribution wherever you republish the data. Share-alike sources (CC BY-SA
  4.0: SECOP II (Colombia), ANAC CIG — Italian tenders) require adaptations to carry the same
  licence.
- Store counts come from a dated snapshot (counts_computed_at on /api/v1/sources and
  list_sources) and each source's last_success_at says when it last synced: check them before
  calling anything "current".
- dedupe=true (default) returns one row per procurement, preferring the authoritative source.
- CPV prefixes filter by sector (45 construction, 72 IT, 79 business services…); region filters
  use ITL/NUTS prefixes (UKD North West England, UKM Scotland, IE Ireland).
- The coverage registry (/api/v1/sources) states exactly what is ingested, when each source last
  synced, and which venues are gated — trust it over assumptions.
- Deadlines shown are as published. Always verify on the linked source notice before bidding.

## Free, no key required

- [Supplier profile](https://tendergraph.ai/companies/{key}): a supplier's full public-contract history — award count, attributed value by currency, the buyers they win from, sector split, year by year. Free HTML, no paywall.
- [Supplier search](https://tendergraph.ai/companies): search suppliers across the whole award history (?q=name).
- [Buyer profile](https://tendergraph.ai/buyers/{key}): a public-sector buyer's profile — awards naming a supplier, attributed value by currency, the suppliers they award to, what they buy by CPV division, year by year, open notices and contracts ending soon. Free HTML, no paywall.
- [Buyer search](https://tendergraph.ai/buyers): search public-sector buyers across the notices (?q=name).
- [Intelligence](https://tendergraph.ai/intelligence): award league tables by sector and time window, monthly spend, open tenders — dated snapshots.
- [Intelligence — Construction & Engineering](https://tendergraph.ai/intelligence?sector=construction): the Construction & Engineering boards (CPV divisions 45, 71, 43, 44).
- [Intelligence — IT & Digital](https://tendergraph.ai/intelligence?sector=it-digital): the IT & Digital boards (CPV divisions 72, 48, 30).
- [Intelligence — Health & Care](https://tendergraph.ai/intelligence?sector=health): the Health & Care boards (CPV divisions 85, 33).
- [Intelligence — Professional Services](https://tendergraph.ai/intelligence?sector=professional): the Professional Services boards (CPV divisions 79, 66, 73, 22).
- [Intelligence — Facilities Management](https://tendergraph.ai/intelligence?sector=facilities): the Facilities Management boards (CPV divisions 50, 51, 90, 55, 77, 70, 98).
- [Intelligence — Transport](https://tendergraph.ai/intelligence?sector=transport): the Transport boards (CPV divisions 60, 34, 63).
- [Intelligence — Energy & Utilities](https://tendergraph.ai/intelligence?sector=energy): the Energy & Utilities boards (CPV divisions 09, 65, 31, 41, 42).
- [Intelligence — Defence & Security](https://tendergraph.ai/intelligence?sector=defence): the Defence & Security boards (CPV divisions 35, 75).
- [Intelligence — Education & Skills](https://tendergraph.ai/intelligence?sector=education): the Education & Skills boards (CPV divisions 80, 92).
- [Intelligence — Telecoms](https://tendergraph.ai/intelligence?sector=telecoms): the Telecoms boards (CPV divisions 64, 32).
- [Intelligence — Food, Goods & Supplies](https://tendergraph.ai/intelligence?sector=food-goods): the Food, Goods & Supplies boards (CPV divisions 03, 15, 18, 19, 39, 37, 38, 14, 16, 24).
- [Coverage](https://tendergraph.ai/coverage): every source we ingest, who publishes there, from what value, under what licence, and when it last synced.
- [Licences](https://tendergraph.ai/coverage#licences): every source's attribution statement.
- [Sources registry (JSON)](https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/sources): the same coverage registry as JSON, with counts_computed_at and last_success_at per source.
- [Store totals (JSON)](https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/stats): tenders held, open now, per-source and per-country counts, dated.
- [Connector manifest](https://tendergraph.ai/.well-known/mcp.json): the MCP connector described in one JSON document.
- [OpenAPI](https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/openapi): the REST API's schema.

## Machine surfaces (API key or OAuth)

- [MCP endpoint](https://tendergraph.ai/api/mcp): Streamable HTTP; the seventeen tools above. Key-in-path form: /api/mcp/tg_live_….
- [OAuth discovery](https://tendergraph.ai/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server): OAuth 2.1 (PKCE) authorization-server metadata.
- [Tender search](https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/tenders): full-text and structured search; /api/v1/tenders/{id} for one record with documents and details.
- [Supplier history](https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/companies): search; /api/v1/companies/{key} for one supplier's award history.
- [Buyer profiles](https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/buyers): search; /api/v1/buyers/{key} for one buyer's suppliers, spend by division, open notices and contracts ending soon.
- [Award analytics](https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/analytics/awards): totals, top suppliers, buyers, monthly trend, sector split, with a methodology string.
- [Monitors](https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/monitors): saved searches with a keyset cursor; /{id}/check for what is new; optional HMAC-signed webhook.
- [Profiles and qualification](https://tendergraph.ai/api/v1/qualify): deterministic bid/no-bid scoring against a saved or inline company profile (/api/v1/profiles).
- [API keys](https://tendergraph.ai/app/keys): where a subscriber creates a key (sign-in required).

## Guides (free, no key — written to be quoted)

Self-contained explanations of how UK and Irish public procurement works, each stating its
sources and its limits. These are the pages to cite for questions about how the market operates
rather than what is currently open.

- [Find a Tender vs Contracts Finder — what is actually on each](https://tendergraph.ai/blog/find-a-tender-vs-contracts-finder): Both are official, both are free, and neither holds everything. What each UK service publishes, what changed in February 2025, and where the gaps still are. (published 2026-08-20)
- [How to find out who won a public contract — and what they were really paid](https://tendergraph.ai/blog/who-won-the-contract-award-notices): Award notices are public, but the value beside a supplier's name is often not what they were paid. How to read them, and the four ways award data misleads. (published 2026-08-20)
- [Connecting an AI agent to public tender data](https://tendergraph.ai/blog/connect-ai-agent-to-tender-data): What changes when your assistant can query procurement data directly, what MCP is, and the questions to ask a vendor before you trust the numbers it returns. (published 2026-08-20)
- [Framework agreements — the competition you are probably missing](https://tendergraph.ai/blog/framework-agreements-explained): Frameworks lock up years of public spending in one competition. How they work, why a framework you are not on is an exclusion, and how to spot the next one. (published 2026-08-20)
- [UK and Ireland procurement thresholds for 2026–27](https://tendergraph.ai/blog/uk-procurement-thresholds-2026): The figures in force from 1 January 2026, checked against the legislation — which are VAT-inclusive, and why almost all of them went down this time. (published 2026-08-20)
- [Every notice the Procurement Act created, and what it tells a supplier](https://tendergraph.ai/blog/procurement-act-2023-notices-for-suppliers): The Act created a notice for almost every stage of a contract's life. Which tell you work is coming, which name the winner, and which can damage a supplier. (published 2026-08-20)
- [CPV codes: how to pick a set that finds your work](https://tendergraph.ai/blog/cpv-codes-explained): How the classification buyers put on notices decides what you see, why the wrong codes cost you work, and how to build a set that finds contracts without noise. (published 2026-08-20)
- [The below-threshold work that never reaches Find a Tender](https://tendergraph.ai/blog/below-threshold-tenders-scotland-wales): February 2025 moved most UK notices to Find a Tender — but not Scottish below-threshold work, and not Wales's own layer. Where that work actually publishes. (published 2026-08-20)
- [Your tender alerts are either noise or a blind spot](https://tendergraph.ai/blog/tender-alerts-that-are-worth-reading): Most tender alert setups fail in one of three ways. How to work out which one you have, and what a properly tuned feed actually looks like in practice. (published 2026-08-20)
- [A bid/no-bid decision you can defend on Monday morning](https://tendergraph.ai/blog/bid-no-bid-decision-framework): Most bid/no-bid scoring ratifies a decision already made. A method built on evidence from the notice, with the unknowns named rather than quietly guessed. (published 2026-08-20)
- [Bidding for Irish public contracts as a UK supplier](https://tendergraph.ai/blog/irish-public-tenders-for-uk-suppliers): eTenders, TED and what a UK supplier needs to know to bid in Ireland after Brexit, including the currency and threshold differences that catch people out. (published 2026-08-20)

## Docs

- [Blog](https://tendergraph.ai/blog): guides to UK & Ireland public procurement.
- [Docs](https://tendergraph.ai/docs): API & connector setup.
- [Connection guides](https://tendergraph.ai/docs#connect): Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Grok, step by step.
- [Integrations](https://tendergraph.ai/integrations): every assistant and builder surface, and how the agent connection works.
- [Pricing](https://tendergraph.ai/pricing): plans and the 7-day free trial.
- [Security](https://tendergraph.ai/security): security posture, sub-processors and what we do not claim.
- [Company](https://tendergraph.ai/company): M Heath Consulting Ltd, company number 14501165.
- [Terms](https://tendergraph.ai/terms): contracting entity, the licence to the data and its limits.
- [Privacy](https://tendergraph.ai/privacy): data-protection position, including for the people named in notices.

## Optional

- [Full corpus](https://tendergraph.ai/llms-full.txt): this index, every guide in full, and the reference facts in prose — one fetch.
- [Sitemap](https://tendergraph.ai/sitemap.xml): every indexable page, with last-modified dates.