PSIP

PSIP is operated by BN Solutions, identified in its privacy policy as Scottish company SC318654 and ICO registrant ZC123196. Companies House records BN SOLUTIONS LIMITED as active and incorporated on 15 March 2007, providing a substantially longer legal operating history than the 2026 product pages alone imply.

The product is positioned for UK public-sector suppliers, especially SMEs, internal bid teams and bid consultancies that need opportunity discovery, qualification, competitor and buyer research, renewal prospecting and bid drafting. Sector pages cover IT and cybersecurity, facilities management, professional services, construction and healthcare, while custom plans address agencies and larger teams.

Three public standard tiers run from £199 to £1,199 per month, with lower monthly-equivalent rates when billed annually, plus custom Bid Agency and Enterprise tiers. Prices exclude VAT; the Growth trial is fourteen days without a card. Terms provide monthly or annual advance billing, cancellation at period end and a liability cap based on fees paid in the preceding twelve months; standard-plan seat counts and usage limits are not public.

The privacy policy names subprocessors, purposes and transfer mechanisms and documents TLS 1.2+, encryption at rest, hashed passwords, encrypted webhook credentials, row-level account isolation, restricted production access and monitoring. Supabase database and authentication are stated to be in Dublin; a responsible-disclosure page promises acknowledgement within two business days and an initial response within ten, but no public ISO 27001, SOC 2, Cyber Essentials certificate, customer SLA, backup objective or live status page was found.

PSIP explicitly documents Find a Tender and Contracts Finder API ingestion, Public Contracts Scotland ingestion, and portal ingestion for Sell2Wales and eTendersNI. It separates procurement notices from published spending files, retains official-source links and describes cross-portal deduplication using source reference identifiers rather than relying on an unqualified all-portals claim.

The coverage documentation describes scheduled ingestion, schema validation, source-reference deduplication, status-change processing and traceability back to the original notice. Public pages say source data is updated daily, while alert delivery itself is daily, four-hourly or hourly by plan; no per-source uptime dashboard or failed-ingestion history was found.

PSIP documents explainable 1-10 AI relevance scoring against a supplier's business profile, including semantic capability matching when buyer terminology differs. The bid workspace adds a bid/no-bid scorecard, strengths, red flags and clarification questions; scoring is decision support and the provider requires source verification.

PSIP exposes award winners, buyers, values, dates, durations and categories, with searchable supplier history and buyer-spend context. Standard-plan history is explicitly tiered at six months on Essential, twelve months on Growth and full history on Professional; published-spend depth varies by covered authority and source publication quality.

Buyer profiles aggregate notices, awards, suppliers, spending and expiries. PSIP also documents buyer enrichment using NHS ODS and GIAS identifiers, normalized source references and a validated data pipeline, which is concrete identity investment beyond a buyer-name filter or display page.

Supplier intelligence crosses award notices, buyers, categories and published payments. PSIP explicitly says it queries the Companies House API to identify supplier organisations named in award notices, providing identity-enrichment evidence in addition to the cross-notice supplier histories.

The expiry tracker is based on published contract end dates, grouped into 30, 90, 180 and 365-day windows and paired with buyer, incumbent and value where available. PSIP expressly qualifies this as a floor rather than the whole market because only a subset of awards contains usable end dates; extensions and missing earlier notices can change the commercial reality, and the pages do not claim confirmed re-tenders.

Growth and higher plans turn tender material into a compliance checklist, red flags, clarification questions, missing-evidence placeholders, deadlines and a durable bid pipeline. This is materially more than extraction, but the public documentation does not establish per-requirement owners, assigned remediation actions or a persistent readiness state, so normalized requirements planning remains partial.

The product documents a staged bid pipeline and document-aware bid workspace. Growth adds CSV and Slack or Teams delivery, Professional adds API export, Salesforce, HubSpot, Zapier and Make routes, and custom agency or enterprise plans add unlimited users, team management and multi-client workspaces.

Find a Tender Service

Named as one of the five official UK procurement portals searched by every PSIP alert.

Contracts Finder

Named as one of the five official UK procurement portals searched by every PSIP alert.

Public Contracts Scotland

Named as PCS Scotland on the tender-alert page and as Public Contracts Scotland in the FAQ.

Sell2Wales

Named as one of the five official UK procurement portals searched by every PSIP alert.

eTendersNI

Named as one of the five official UK procurement portals searched by every PSIP alert.