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Product updates

What has changed in BidClarity, newest first. Each update gives the date it reached customers, what changed, why it matters and where to find it.

  1. · Matches

    One opportunity per tender, amendments included

    A tender notice and its amendments now appear as a single opportunity in your matches, instead of one item for each notice.

    Why it matters: Fewer duplicates to sort through, and one place to follow each tender.

  2. · Matches

    Strong matches with too little time left are marked

    In the portal, a strong match is now marked when there is too little time left to prepare a response. How much time is enough depends on the type of notice.

    Why it matters: You can put your time into opportunities you can still realistically bid on.

  3. · Matches

    Each opportunity shows its official reference

    Opportunities now show the solicitation number, or the source’s own notice reference where there is no solicitation number.

    Why it matters: You can find the same notice on the buyer’s site and quote the right reference when you ask a question or submit a bid.

  4. · Search

    Your markets come first in search

    Search in the portal now ranks opportunities from the markets you chose ahead of the rest.

    Why it matters: The opportunities you are most likely to bid on are at the top of your results.

  5. · Daily email

    Daily email fixes

    Opening a link in the daily email no longer saves the opportunity by itself; the email’s Save and Pursue buttons do that. Deadline reminders now follow the current deadline and skip notices that have been awarded or cancelled.

    Why it matters: Your saved list holds only what you chose, and reminders stay accurate.

  6. · Add-ons

    GAO Protest Monitor

    A new add-on: a weekly email of decided bid protests from the US Government Accountability Office (GAO), matched to your industry (NAICS) codes or the agencies you pursue.

    Why it matters: Protest decisions show how agencies evaluate bids and where competitors challenged an award, before you bid on similar work.

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