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About Winningtender

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Winningtender helps small UK businesses find, and win, public sector contracts.

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Winningtender is a UK tender finder and bid-writing assistant for small and medium-sized businesses. It reads the UK's official tender notices from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, matches each one to what a business does and where it works, and sends the best fits by email each morning. When a business decides to bid, Winningtender's AI tools read the tender documents, explain what the buyer wants in plain English, help draft and check answers, and guide the bid step by step to submission. It also tracks business grants, contracts coming up for renewal and the buyers and competitors in each market. Plans start at £35 a month, with a free plan and a 30-day free trial.

Key facts

What it is: Online tender finder, bid-writing assistant and pipeline for UK businesses bidding for public sector work
Who it's for: Small and medium-sized businesses, from sole traders to bid teams, in trades such as construction, maintenance, cleaning, care, IT and consultancy
Coverage: Find a Tender, Contracts Finder and Public Contracts Scotland, where buyers must publish their advertised contracts, whichever portal they use; plus EU and international tenders, and grants from GOV.UK Find a Grant and councils
Main features: Daily matched alerts; fit scores; Bid Builder; AI bid packs, draft answers and bid reviews; Scout assistant; contracts ending soon; buyer and competitor insight; grants; team pipeline; phone app
Prices: Free plan; Starter £35, Professional £75 and Business £195 a month; Enterprise from £499. 30-day free trial, no card needed
Launched: 2026
Based: Bath, England
Website: winningtender.co.uk
Press contact: [email protected]

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