Export Market Tender Map: Global Public Buyers
A one-off sourced map of which overseas public buyers purchase what you sell, and which notices are open now.
Built for export manager or strategy lead at an Australian company or consultancy eyeing UN, EU, UK or Latin American public buyers. AU$1,497 one-off. No GST is charged. Launching soon. Register interest.
Launching soon. Registering is free and commits you to nothing. Planned free step (when it launches): A free 1-page snapshot for one country of your choice.
The price is AU$1,497 one-off, and no GST is charged. Before you ask: I am Kyle Deligny, a sole trader (ABN 34 318 502 254). Public records only unless you invite us further in, nobody is replaced, and your IT provider stays in charge.
Is this one actually for you? The next bit is a short, honest list.
Who it's for
- Export managers at Australian companies
- Consultancies exploring overseas public-sector work
- Strategy leads who need a shortlist, not a pile of links
What you get
- Top buyers and typical contract values for your category
- How often contracts in your category are awarded across open contracting feeds
- Steps to register with the UN's supplier portal (UNGM)
- UK Contracts Finder and EU TED (the EU's tender database) coverage
- A shortlist of 20 live notices
And how does it go from a yes to a finished job?
How it works
- You tell us your category keywords and target countries.
- We search open public-procurement feeds and sort them by fit.
- You get one sourced map and the shortlist.
Why TITANOS does it differently
Open government contract feeds from dozens of countries read through one pipeline, using only fetchers that identify themselves honestly.
Now the part everyone scrolls to first.
Price
A refresh is AU$299 a month if you want it kept current.
No GST is charged. Refund terms are in our terms and confirmed in writing before you pay. Full terms: /terms
Questions before you decide
Want more later? See Tender Intelligence Radar: Competitor Win Maps.
If you have read this far and it feels like a fit, would it be okay to go ahead? And if it does not, a no is completely welcome.
Launching soon. Registering is free and commits you to nothing. Planned free step (when it launches): A free 1-page snapshot for one country of your choice.