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How TenderChief works

Tell TenderChief what you bid on. We scan GeM tenders and the state e-procurement portals you selected. AI pulls eligibility, EMD, BOQ highlights and deadlines out of the notice. You get a WhatsApp government tender alert, then you verify and bid on the official portal under your own digital signature.

WhatsApp sample

See a government tender alert before you subscribe

EMD, eligibility, BOQ and deadlines in one brief. You still verify and bid on the official GeM or state portal.

How do I tell TenderChief what I bid on?

Create a profile with your category, states and certifications. MSMEs and multi-state firms use the same tender search profile. Starter is one category and one state or GeM; Pro and Enterprise widen the net.

How does TenderChief scan GeM and state portals?

Every day we check GeM and the NIC-based state portals you chose. This is not a one-off Google search. New matches and changes (corrigendum, date, EMD) feed the same alert thread.

Learn more: State e-procurement coverage

How does AI screen eligibility, EMD and BOQ?

Turnover traps, contractor class, earnest money, certificate gaps, BOQ highlights and submission clocks are pulled forward from the public notice into a 1-page dossier. That is a screen so you ignore the rest.

Learn more: Eligibility and EMD

How do I get government tender alerts?

A WhatsApp brief lands before 8 AM, or instantly if you turn that on. Corrigendum and deadline alerts follow. Open the sample on the homepage to see the message shape before you subscribe.

Learn more: WhatsApp tender alerts

Do I still submit the bid myself?

Yes. Open the official GeM or state listing, confirm every term, then submit under your own digital signature. TenderChief does not bid for you and is not affiliated with GeM or NIC.

Questions people ask

How long does setup take?
Category, states and WhatsApp number are enough to start a trial. You can refine certifications and budget later in the dashboard.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Every plan includes a 7-day free trial. You can also request one sample brief from the homepage without a paid plan.
Where do I go next?
Read the GeM guide if you bid centrally, the state-tenders page if you bid PWD or PHED, or the MSME page if you are a small contractor. Pricing is on the homepage.