BidStats

BidStats terms identify Oxygen Finance Limited as supplier. Companies House records Oxygen Finance Limited (05288899) as active, incorporated in November 2004, with medium-company accounts through 2025; this is materially more established than newly formed specialist competitors.

The service spans occasional free search, Standard users needing daily alerts and expiry pipeline, three-seat Pro teams needing deeper history and exports, and Insights customers needing frameworks, pre-procurement leads, decision-maker contacts and CRM API connectivity. The pricing page states 80,000+ users.

Free, Standard, Pro and custom Insights tiers are publicly packaged. Standard is £35 monthly per user or £350 annually; Pro is £80 monthly or £800 annually for three seats; Insights starts at £5,000 annually. Extra users cost £150 plus VAT, but the charge period is not stated, and VAT treatment for base plans is not explicit.

Oxygen publishes a privacy policy, ICO registration, data-processing policy and BidStats terms with confidentiality obligations; its privacy policy describes access controls, breach procedures and international-transfer safeguards. Retention details are available on request rather than product-specific public schedules, and no BidStats security certification, penetration-test statement, public status page or support SLA was found. Terms also permit use of customer feedback/content to improve products, including training AI/ML technologies, which enterprise buyers should scope precisely.

Public search explicitly names Find a Tender, Contracts Finder and TED/OJEU, while pricing and homepage copy claim sourcing from 3,000+ or 3,600+ buyers. Public terms acknowledge reliance on third-party portals and official publications, but no full buyer/source inventory, portal-by-portal ingestion method or coverage reconciliation is published.

The homepage says data is sourced daily and paid alerts are delivered daily. No public status page, per-source latency, retry/backfill policy, missed-notice reconciliation metric or uptime SLA was found; the terms disclaim third-party portal availability and data accuracy/completeness.

BidStats supports keyword searches, daily tender and award notifiers, source/region/value/buyer-type/sector filters and CPV-derived keyword analysis. No semantic, profile-based or AI relevance-scoring method was established on the reviewed public pages.

History scales from 90 days on Free to two years on Standard, five years on Pro and ten years on Insights. Paid plans expose awardees and values and power expiring-contract pipelines over the same lookback, while public tender, buyer and supplier pages make substantial award records discoverable.

Buyer reports aggregate notices, awards, suppliers, sectors and geography and explicitly expose names included and excluded from a report. Sampled broad reports can merge distinct departments under one concept, so the public evidence shows grouping investment but not reliable canonical buyer entities, hierarchy or alias adjudication.

Supplier reports aggregate awards, values, buyers, sectors and geography and expose included/excluded name groups. The sampled 'Insight' report groups multiple distinct organizations under a search concept, so company-number linkage, aliases, trading-name merges and canonical supplier identity are not established.

Standard, Pro and Insights include an 'Expiring contracts pipeline' built from contracts awarded in the prior two, five or ten years, and legacy first-party copy says the technology predicts tenders before publication. Public documentation does not distinguish explicit contract-end dates, calculated durations, extension options, predicted windows and confirmed future notices.

No extraction of buyer requirements and no durable readiness workflow for gaps, evidence, owners, actions, deadlines or readiness state was established. A Knowledge Hub label alone does not establish its content or planning method.

The product documents bookmarked tenders and folders, daily notifiers, Pro export with three seats, and Insights CRM connectivity via API. It does not publish the API specification, supported CRMs, sync direction, assignments, comments, shared pipeline behavior or role permissions.

Tenders Electronic Daily

The public site names TED/OJEU as a source for its UK tender search.

Contracts Finder

The public site names Contracts Finder as a source for its UK tender search.

Find a Tender

The public site names Find a Tender as a source for its UK tender search.