Tendarix

Tendarix's terms and footer identify Unique Evolution Limited as operator. Companies House records UNIQUE EVOLUTION LTD, company 14243073, as active and incorporated on 19 July 2022; the operator's studio site identifies Tendarix as a Laravel and Meilisearch product with live search, AI analysis, buyer profiles, bid pipeline and a readiness module.

The homepage explicitly targets UK SMEs, sole traders, internal bid teams and bid consultancies. It positions onboarding as a ten-minute company profile that narrows tender feeds, supports renewal prospecting and creates shared multi-client bid workflows.

The current Tendarix Member plan is explicitly free, with no card and no trial, and advertises unlimited searches, alerts and bid drafts plus full buyer intelligence, competitor tracking, CSV and API access. Terms reserve the right to add, change or remove features. Public pages do not state user limits, fair-use controls, API quotas, advertising economics or a future paid model; the privacy policy permits Google AdSense on public content pages.

The privacy policy identifies Unique Evolution Limited as controller and describes account, business-profile, usage, device, location and cookie data. The homepage promises ten-minute setup and priority support, but no security-control page, DPA, named subprocessor schedule, hosting region, fixed retention periods, certification, status history, backup objective or service SLA is public. The terms provide the free service as-is without uninterrupted availability.

Tendarix explicitly names six national feeds: Contracts Finder, Find a Tender, Public Contracts Scotland, Sell2Wales, eTendersNI and TED. It separately claims more than 400 buyer portals and publishes a 394-council coverage table with vendor labels including In-tend, Bravo and ProContract, but the table's active, broken and pending states materially limit the breadth implied by the headline.

The homepage shows live counts, source links and a next-update timer and claims national and local feed monitoring. The coverage page is unusually transparent about scrape status, but at research time showed only 31 active of 394 tracked councils, four contracts indexed and 52 successful scrapes in the preceding 30 days. The site does not explain validation, deduplication, failure recovery or why it uses both twelve-hour and hourly refresh claims.

Tendarix describes hybrid keyword and semantic search, scoring each tender against company profile, geography, capacity and past performance. Onboarding accepts CPV codes, geography, team size and past performance and extracts company data from Companies House; results include match score, urgency and a plain-English brief. No model evaluation or false-positive benchmark is public.

Buyer profiles include award history, suppliers, spend and average deal size, and competitor tracking is advertised. The reviewed pages do not publish the award date floor, completeness by feed, winner normalization, relationship accuracy or direct comparable-contract surfacing.

Buyer pages aggregate award history, top suppliers, average deal size, SME share, spend and renewal timing across records. This is useful structured cross-notice intelligence, but the reviewed pages do not establish canonicalization, aliases, deduplication, organizational hierarchies or entity-resolution controls, so normalized buyer profiles remain partial.

Buyer pages expose top suppliers and the free plan advertises competitor tracking, but no canonicalized standalone supplier entity, alias-resolution method, cross-buyer supplier profile or supplier correction process is established in the reviewed first-party material.

Renewal Radar is presented as a complete product feature and the homepage claims it flags a rebid window six to nine months before the next notice. The public pages do not explain whether that timing comes from published end dates, contract duration, historical cycles, machine prediction, extension records or confirmed pipeline notices, and no accuracy evidence is provided.

A limited summarizer produces an eligibility checklist, key dates, complexity rating and bid/no-bid score, while the platform offers a bid pipeline and the operator's case entry names a readiness module. No public workflow shows durable requirement records with gaps, evidence needs, owners, remediation actions, deadlines and tracked readiness, so the normalized capability remains partial.

Tendarix documents saved searches with email and Slack alerts, bookmarks, shared comments, assignments and a pipeline board. Consultancy use adds multi-profile workspaces, and the free plan lists CSV export and API access while the consultancy section also names webhooks; public limits and integration documentation are not stated.

Contracts Finder

Named as a national feed pulled directly into Tendarix.

Find a Tender

Named as a national feed pulled directly into Tendarix.

Public Contracts Scotland

Named as a national feed pulled directly into Tendarix.

Sell2Wales

Named as a national feed pulled directly into Tendarix.

eTendersNI

Named as a national feed pulled directly into Tendarix.

Tenders Electronic Daily

Named as the EU-wide notice feed pulled into Tendarix.

In-tend

The coverage page identifies In-tend as the portal vendor for 18 listed council sources.

ProContract

The coverage page identifies ProContract as the portal vendor for eight listed council sources.

Bravo

The coverage page identifies Bravo as the portal vendor for twelve listed council sources.