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TenderVault
Every public government contract, in one global vault
Discover government contracts from across the globe. AI-enhanced listings, smart filters, instant alerts, AI-generated proposals, and pipeline tracking built for businesses.
What inspired this: A few years ago I watched a friend's consultancy business lose a $400K government contract — not because their proposal was weak, but because they found the RFP three days before the deadline. The opportunity had been live for six weeks. They just didn't know where to look. That same week, the incumbent (a 200-person firm with a dedicated capture team and a $50K/year Bloomberg Government subscription) had been working on it from day one.
That asymmetry stuck with me. Public procurement is supposed to be… public. But in practice, the information is fragmented across 90+ country portals, buried in PDFs in 30 languages, and the tools that surface it cleanly are priced for defense primes — not for the actual small and mid-sized businesses who win most of these contracts.
The problem I'm solving: Give every business — not just the ones with a 50-person BD team — the same opportunity radar that the incumbents have. One unified feed. AI that translates and summarizes. Bid/no-bid scoring so you don't waste a week chasing the wrong RFP. One-click proposal drafts. Pipeline kanban. Win/loss analytics. All for $49/mo, not $5,000/mo.
How my approach evolved: I started thinking this was a search problem. Three months in, talking to 40+ bidders, I realized it's a decision-fatigue problem. People don't need more opportunities — they need to know which 3 of the 7,000 are worth their week. That insight rewired the whole product around AI-assisted qualification, not just aggregation.
About TenderVault on Product Hunt
“Every public government contract, in one global vault”
TenderVault was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #141 on the daily leaderboard. Discover government contracts from across the globe. AI-enhanced listings, smart filters, instant alerts, AI-generated proposals, and pipeline tracking built for businesses.
On the analytics side, TenderVault competes within Sales, SaaS and Business Intelligence — topics that collectively have 67k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how TenderVault performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted TenderVault?
TenderVault was hunted by Salim. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of TenderVault including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
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What inspired this: A few years ago I watched a friend's consultancy business lose a $400K government contract — not because their proposal was weak, but because they found the RFP three days before the deadline. The opportunity had been live for six weeks. They just didn't know where to look. That same week, the incumbent (a 200-person firm with a dedicated capture team and a $50K/year Bloomberg Government subscription) had been working on it from day one.
That asymmetry stuck with me. Public procurement is supposed to be… public. But in practice, the information is fragmented across 90+ country portals, buried in PDFs in 30 languages, and the tools that surface it cleanly are priced for defense primes — not for the actual small and mid-sized businesses who win most of these contracts.
The problem I'm solving: Give every business — not just the ones with a 50-person BD team — the same opportunity radar that the incumbents have. One unified feed. AI that translates and summarizes. Bid/no-bid scoring so you don't waste a week chasing the wrong RFP. One-click proposal drafts. Pipeline kanban. Win/loss analytics. All for $49/mo, not $5,000/mo.
How my approach evolved: I started thinking this was a search problem. Three months in, talking to 40+ bidders, I realized it's a decision-fatigue problem. People don't need more opportunities — they need to know which 3 of the 7,000 are worth their week. That insight rewired the whole product around AI-assisted qualification, not just aggregation.