Why TenderScope — and not just gov.ge?

The raw tender listings on procurement.gov.ge are free — and that's a good thing. TenderScope builds an analysis layer on top of that same raw data: it reads the documents, computes a target price, and lets you track the competition. Below is exactly what we add.

gov.ge vs TenderScope

gov.ge TenderScope
Tender search + documents
AI Brief — Core 7 + go/caution/pass verdict
Price-to-Win — target price from winning-bid history
Company / Buyer Profile — win/loss, incumbent share
🎯 Opportunity Score (0–100)
Saved searches + daily alerts
10-year archive + Excel export

We work off the same official data source — always procurement.gov.ge.

What this means in practice

Hours → seconds
Instead of reading PDFs by hand — the AI Brief surfaces the essentials in 30 seconds.
Know what price to bid
Price-to-Win computes a target price from the median discount of previous winning bids.
Never miss a deadline
Saved searches + daily alerts — new tenders come to you automatically.

Frequently asked questions

How is TenderScope different from gov.ge?

procurement.gov.ge provides the raw tender listings and documents for free. TenderScope adds an analysis layer on top of that same official data: an AI Brief (Core 7 fields + go/caution/pass verdict), a Price-to-Win target price, Company/Buyer profiles, an Opportunity Score, saved searches with daily alerts, and a 10-year archive with Excel export.

What is Price-to-Win?

A target price computed from the median discount of similar winning tenders — it tells you what price has historically been competitive.

Is TenderScope free?

The Free plan gives you live search, no card required. Paid plans unlock the full analysis layer.

Where does the data come from?

The same official source gov.ge uses — procurement.gov.ge. TenderScope enriches that data and adds the analysis layer.

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