The most viewed and highest-value opportunities on Stotles right now, updated daily.

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Top government buyers in the UK

Buyers ranked based on supplier search volume.

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Top suppliers in the UK

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  1. 902
    £25.4bn
  2. 493
    £14.0bn
  3. 419
    £13.3bn
  4. 383
    £1.4bn
  5. 329
    £1.1bn
  6. 283
    £2.2bn
  7. 283
    £223.1m
  8. 277
    £11.5bn
  9. 258
    £13.7bn
  10. 256
    £11.5bn

Resources and tools

Free tools, guides, and directories to help you find and win public sector work.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about searching UK and Ireland public sector tenders.

  • What is the Stotles tender portal?

    A free tool for searching UK and Irish public sector tenders in one place. It aggregates notices from 100+ government and private portals so suppliers can find opportunities without logging into each source separately. The free portal covers search and filtering. Paid Stotles adds alerts, pre-tender intelligence, buyer profiles, bid tooling and CRM-style pipeline management.

    Most free tender search tools are single-portal (Contracts Finder alone, for example) or ad-heavy aggregators. This one pulls from every major UK and Irish source into a single search.

  • What tenders can I search?

    Live and historic public sector notices across the UK (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland) and Ireland. That includes open tenders, contract awards, and pre-tender notices under the Procurement Act 2023: Planned Procurement Notices, Pipeline Notices and Preliminary Market Engagement Notices. Coverage spans central government, local authorities, the NHS, education, defence, blue light services and arm's length bodies.

  • Where does the data come from?

    100+ sources, aggregated and deduplicated. That includes the main UK government portals (Find a Tender / the Central Digital Platform, Contracts Finder, Public Contracts Scotland, Sell2Wales, eTendersNI), the Irish tender portal (eTenders), and buyer-side e-sourcing platforms like Jaggaer, Proactis, Atamis, In-tend and Delta.

  • How often is it updated?

    Continuously. 2,947 new notices were added in the last seven days. New notices appear in search within hours of being published to source portals.

  • Do I need an account to search?

    No. Search is free and open — you can look through every notice without signing up. An account is required to save a search and set alerts on it, so matching notices reach you as they're published.

  • How do I get alerts for tenders that match what I sell?

    Create a free account, set your keywords, CPV codes, buyer types or locations, and choose your alert frequency. Matching notices arrive by email as they're published. There's no limit on the number of searches you can save.

  • What is a public sector tender?

    A formal request from a government buyer inviting suppliers to bid for a contract. UK contracting authorities are legally required to advertise most contracts above set thresholds. Suppliers respond with a written proposal and are scored against published criteria. Read the full definition in the glossary.

  • What's included free vs paid?

    The free portal covers tender search, filtering and basic notice detail. Paid Stotles adds:

    • Email and in-app alerts matched to your ICP
    • Pre-tender intelligence (PPNs, Pipeline Notices, PMEs) so you can engage buyers before the RFP
    • Full buyer profiles: spend history, incumbent suppliers, expiring contracts, key contacts
    • Framework tracking and call-off visibility
    • Bid workspace, AI drafting and content library
    • CRM-style pipeline and team collaboration

    See the pricing page for a full comparison.

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