Tender monitoring begins with a search vocabulary: fields, keywords, bodies, regions, exclusion words, and value threshold.
Tender monitoring begins with a search vocabulary: fields, keywords, bodies, regions, exclusion words, and value threshold. An alert invites review; it is not proof that a tender fits or that all tenders were found. A source site can change structure, publish late, or use another term.
For every result retain source link, publication ID, discovery time, matched term, deadline, owner, and go-or-no-go decision. The process flags duplicates and queues only new or changed publications. A responsible person opens source documents and confirms thresholds and dates.
A weekly report shows publications awaiting review and rejection reasons. The vocabulary and opportunity funnel can improve without basing a decision on an automatic summary.
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