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Jorpex monitors 50+ procurement sources across Europe, the US, Latin America, and Asia-Pacific in a single platform — most competitors focus on one region. Alerts are delivered directly into Slack, email, or Microsoft Teams with AI-generated summaries that translate notices from 24+ languages. Instead of searching portals, opportunities come to you where your team already works.

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Most tender alert tools are either expensive enterprise platforms (Stotles, Mercell, Tracker at £5,000+/year) or limited to a single country. Jorpex covers 50+ sources globally starting at $49/month, delivers alerts natively into Slack channels so the whole team sees them, and uses AI matching instead of basic keyword search — so you get fewer irrelevant results and more contracts worth bidding on.

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Business development and bid teams at companies that sell to the public sector — government contractors, IT consultancies, construction and engineering firms, healthcare suppliers, and professional services companies. Typically small to mid-sized businesses (5-200 employees) that bid on government contracts but don’t have a dedicated procurement analyst to manually check portals every day.

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Jorpex was born out of frustration with the way businesses find government tenders. Public procurement represents over €2 trillion in annual spending across Europe and the US alone, but finding relevant opportunities means manually checking dozens of portals in different languages, with different search systems, every single day. Most businesses miss contracts simply because they didn’t see them in time. Jorpex was built to solve that — aggregate every source, match with AI, and deliver to Slack so no opportunity slips through.

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Jorpex serves government contractors, IT consultancies, and engineering firms across Europe and North America. We don’t publicly disclose customer names without their permission.