Know who just won
a government contract
before your competitors do.
Every federal, state and territory contract award — with the winner's verified phone number and email already attached. They've just won the work. They're about to resource it. That's your call to make.
Federal, state & territory awards — from $1 a day
Three steps, then it runs itself
No setup call. No onboarding project. No CRM to learn.
Pick your patch
Choose your state and the categories you service — labour, plant hire, traffic control, cleaning, security, facilities. Takes about a minute, once.
We watch every award
Seven federal, state and territory sources, checked continuously. The moment a contract is awarded in your patch, it lands in your dashboard — enriched, not raw.
You call the winner
Verified phone number, email, what the job needs and when it starts. Tap to call straight from your phone, with an opener already written.
A contract notice is a headline.
This is a lead.
Government award notices are public. They're also a company name and a dollar figure — no phone number, no context, no idea whether it's worth your time. We do the rest.
Verified contact
Phone, website and email for the winning company — each badged verified or unverified. We never dress up a guess as a confirmed number.
Mobilisation window
When the contract starts, so you know whether they're resourcing right now or in three months.
What they'll buy in
The services a job like this gets subcontracted out — labour, traffic control, scaffold, cleaning, plant.
Contract value & agency
What it's worth, who awarded it, and the procurement method — so you can size the opportunity before you dial.
Expiry alertsPro
Contracts approaching their end date, 90 days out. The incumbent is about to be re-tendered and the buyer is already shopping.
First-time winnerPro
Flags companies winning government work for the first time. No incumbent suppliers, no established relationships — the warmest call on the list.
Built for the businesses
that supply the winners
You don't need to be prequalified. You don't need to bid on anything. When a builder wins a $4m school upgrade, they need people, plant and services — and they need them fast. You're selling to the winner, not competing with them.
Already using EstimateOne or a tender portal?
Keep them. Tender portals show you work once a builder decides to put a package out — and only construction packages. We sit upstream of that: the award notice publishes the moment the contract is signed, across every category government buys, including the services work tender portals don't index at all.
One job pays for years of it
Two plans. Cancel the monthly one whenever you like.
One state, your categories. Everything you need to start calling winners.
- Federal, state & territory contract awards
- Verified phone, website & email
- Mobilisation window & service needs
- Copy-ready pitch for every award
- Saved list with call tracking
- Every state, every category
- Full contract archive
- Contract-expiry alerts
- Decision-maker name & role
- Resourcing estimate & first-time-winner flag
- CSV export
Every state, the full archive, and the signals that tell you when to call.
- Federal, state & territory contract awards
- Verified phone, website & email
- Mobilisation window & service needs
- Copy-ready pitch for every award
- Saved list with call tracking
- Every state, every category
- Full contract archive
- Contract-expiry alerts
- Decision-maker name & role
- Resourcing estimate & first-time-winner flag
- CSV export
Not ready to pay? Browse the last 7 days free — no card, no contact details.
All prices in AUD and include GST. Monthly plans cancel anytime.
No. You're not bidding on government work — you're selling to the company that just won it. Supplying a contract winner needs no prequalification scheme, and subcontracting to a head contractor doesn't either, because they hold the prequalification, not you. Prequalification only matters if you want to win government contracts directly yourself.
Publicly published Australian government contract award notices — AusTender for federal, plus the state and territory procurement portals. We aggregate them into one feed, then enrich each winner with contact details and context. Everything we hold about a contract originates from an official government publication.
Tender portals show you a package once a builder has decided to put it out for pricing, and they only cover construction. We sit upstream of that: an award notice publishes the moment a contract is signed, weeks or months before packages go out — and it covers everything government buys, including the cleaning, security, traffic, labour and facilities work tender portals don't index at all. Most customers keep both.
Every contact is badged. 'Verified' means we confirmed it against a live source. Anything we could only infer is labelled as such, and anything we couldn't confirm is marked unknown rather than shown as good. We'd rather give you fewer numbers you can trust than a longer list that bounces.
Two plans. Radar is $29/mo for one state and up to three categories. Radar Pro is $99/mo for every state, the full archive, contract-expiry alerts, decision-maker contacts and CSV export. Monthly plans cancel anytime with no lock-in; annual gives you two months free. All prices AUD, including GST.
No to both. Sign up free with no card and browse the last seven days of awards straight away — you just won't see contact details until you subscribe. The whole thing is self-serve, and there's no onboarding call to sit through.
Yes. All data is stored on Australian servers (Sydney region) via Supabase, a SOC 2 compliant database provider. We do not store data offshore, and our privacy policy explains exactly what we hold and how we handle your account data.
Yes, done properly. Contract award notices are published by government for public inspection, and numbers used primarily for business generally can't be listed on the Do Not Call Register. Our Compliance page explains the Spam Act, Privacy Act and DNC rules in plain English.
Contracts are being awarded
in your patch this week
See the last seven days free. No card, no sales call — just look at the data and decide.