BidRadar watches public and corporate procurement across fifteen sources, sorts every notice into the categories you actually sell into, and sends the matches to Telegram — from a free weekly digest to an alert within about fifteen minutes of the notice reaching us.
Notices are scattered across the national portal, bank sites, state company pages and development-bank feeds — each with its own format, its own schedule and its own idea of what a deadline looks like.
A tender discovered three days before it closes is a tender you cannot price properly, and one you often cannot assemble the documents for at all.
Only the national portal publishes UNSPSC codes. Everywhere else the category has to be worked out from a title written in inflected Azerbaijani.
Either someone opens a dozen websites before starting real work, or nobody does — and that is how a contract you would have won gets missed.
etender.gov.az and Bakı Metropoliteni, seven banks, Port of Baku, AzerGold, Təmiz Şəhər and Azərpambıq, plus World Bank and EBRD notices for Azerbaijan that never reach the national portal.
Four layers in order of authority: the buyer’s UNSPSC code where one exists, title keywords stemmed before the mutating consonant so avadanlıq still matches avadanlığın, an LLM for what keywords cannot place, and adjudication where the title plainly contradicts the code.
The free digest arrives once a week. Silver adds a second delivery day and keyword matching; Gold runs instant alerts every fifteen minutes against notices that have just arrived.
Beyond the category list, your own terms — a product name, a standard, a buyer. Keywords widen what reaches you rather than narrowing it, so a match on either the category or the keyword still gets through.
Save any notice straight from a digest into your private shortlist. On paid plans a saved tender comes back to you in the three days before it closes.
Re-tenders are marked as re-tenders, a missing deadline is reported as missing rather than guessed, superseded notices are labelled instead of silently dropped, and every notice links straight back to the page it was published on.
See the tenders you actually qualify for without paying someone to watch fifteen portals on your behalf.
Start pricing on the day a notice is published, not on the day somebody forwards it to you.
Track only the categories you sell into — IT, construction, medical equipment, logistics — and let the rest go past.
A weekly digest costs nothing, needs no account beyond Telegram, and stops with one command.
Every source is a hand-written adapter, because these sites do not agree on anything: one publishes procurement into its news feed, one keeps it off its own sitemap, one writes the deadline time with a dot. Generic scraping does not survive that.
A source that fails is easy to see. A source that simply stops arriving reports nothing at all, and the platform looks healthy while the feed goes stale. BidRadar tracks how long ago each source last succeeded and raises an alarm when it has been too long.
Each source declares its own polling cadence, so a site that publishes ten notices a month is not fetched every fifteen minutes. Being welcome on these sites is part of the product working at all.
Engineered by Allmaz, an AI product studio based in Azerbaijan.
Every notice links back to the page it was published on, so nothing has to be taken on trust — you can open the source and check. Your categories and keywords live with your Telegram subscription and are used to decide what to send you, nothing else; your shortlist is scoped to your own private chat with the bot. The bot’s messages are currently in Azerbaijani. There is no self-service checkout: paid plans are granted by an operator once you ask for one, and delivery stops the moment you send /dayandir.
Allmaz is the AI product studio of Smart Solutions, which built and operates Azerbaijan's unified public procurement portal — established by presidential decree and delivered as one of the country's first public-private partnerships in digital government.
Choose your categories on bidradar.az and the first matching notices arrive in Telegram straight away. Silver and Gold add keywords, more categories and instant alerts.
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