Find and rank government tenders matched to your business

This skill searches live AU/NZ government tenders, ranks them against what a company actually does (read from its website), and explains why each opportunity is relevant, including the capability gaps to prepare evidence for. Tender search itself is free forever on the Stipple API, with no key or signup needed.

Use it for business development ("find tenders we could bid on"), market research ("what government work is out there for cybersecurity firms in NSW"), or ongoing bid-pipeline maintenance ("check for new construction tenders this week"). Match scores are fit signals, not win probabilities, and the gaps it surfaces should be read as "prepare evidence for this," not disqualification - always confirm eligibility, scope, amendments, deadlines, and submission instructions on the issuing authority's own tender page before investing time or submitting a bid.

Input is a company website URL, or a plain description if resolution is skipped, plus optional search filters for keyword, jurisdiction, limit, and offset. The company can optionally be resolved first:

curl -X POST https://www.stipple.sh/v1/companies/resolve \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"query": "https://your-company.com"}'

Output is a list of open tenders, and, when matched against the resolved company, ranked results each carrying a why (why it fits) and a gaps list (capability evidence to prepare), plus a data-source freshness check for when results seem thin. A typical result reads as a numbered opportunity with its jurisdiction, buyer, why it matches the company's stated services, a specific capability gap, and its closing date, so a bid team can scan a whole list of open tenders in one pass rather than reading each notice individually.

Tender search and the sources listing are free forever, with no key and no credits consumed; matching against a company costs a small number of credits from a free weekly allowance. The Stipple API handles company resolution, free tender search, matching, and a sources endpoint showing which government feeds - NZ GETS, NSW eTendering, VendorPanel, and others - are indexed and how fresh they are. For ongoing monitoring, it pairs naturally with a cron job that reruns the search daily and diffs the results against the previous run.

Business development teams sourcing new government tenders to bid on, market researchers scoping available government work by sector or region, and bid teams maintaining a live pipeline of matching opportunities across AU and NZ jurisdictions.