Discovery
Opportunities are fragmented.
Businesses search across disconnected websites, platforms, directories, inboxes and personal networks — and still miss most of what is relevant to them.
Pre-MVP · Building the founding network
Business should
be easier.
Tndr is building the commercial network that makes finding suppliers, finding work and tendering simpler.
From services and supplies to labour and major contracts — one place to connect businesses, opportunities and procurement.
Built for the businesses that buy, sell and tender
Illustrative concept — Tndr has not launched
The network
One network. Both sides of business.
For buyers
Find the right businesses to work with.
Create requirements, discover relevant suppliers, request competitive quotes and manage procurement in one place.
- Suppliers and manufacturers
- Products and services
- Labour and contractors
- Comparable quotes
For suppliers
Find more opportunities to grow.
Discover relevant requirements, respond to opportunities and build relationships with businesses looking for what you provide.
- Contracts and projects
- RFQs and tenders
- Recurring business
- New commercial relationships
Marketplace principle
Most businesses are on both sides at once.
A business is a buyer in one transaction and a supplier in the next. That is why Tndr is a commercial network, not a tender database.
A restaurant
Buys
Food · Packaging · Cleaning · Maintenance
Sells
Catering · Events · Private dining
A construction company
Buys
Materials · Labour · Plant · Subcontractors
Sells
Construction services
A manufacturer
Buys
Raw materials · Logistics · Components
Sells
Finished goods · Production capacity
The problem
Business procurement is still unnecessarily difficult.
Not because businesses lack options — because the process is spread across too many places, and nothing that happens in it is ever written down in a way the market can use again.
Sourcing
Supplier discovery is manual.
Finding a credible supplier usually comes down to Google, a referral, or whoever you used last time. Capable businesses never get seen.
Process
Tendering takes time.
Requirements, documents, quotes and responses are managed across email threads and spreadsheets, then rebuilt from scratch on the next one.
Pricing
Pricing is often guesswork.
Buyers rarely know whether a quote is competitive. Suppliers rarely know what a bid needs to be. Both sides price in the dark.
Memory
Commercial knowledge disappears.
After every tender, what was quoted, who competed, who won and how they performed is scattered or lost. The market never learns from itself.
Tndr is being built to connect the process.
How Tndr works
Five steps, end to end.
The first four steps are the marketplace. The fifth is what makes Tndr different over time.
- 01Requirement
Post
Tell Tndr what you need — a service, a supply, labour, capacity or a full tender.
- 02Matching
Match
Find the businesses that are genuinely relevant to that requirement, not a directory of everyone.
- 03Quotes
Compare
Receive structured responses and compare them side by side on the terms that matter.
- 04Award
Decide
Choose the right supplier — or, on the other side of the network, win the work.
- 05Intelligence
Learn
Every completed requirement leaves structured commercial information behind it.
Tndr Intelligence · long-term vision
The more business that flows through Tndr, the smarter it becomes.
Every requirement, quote, award and outcome can help build a clearer picture of how markets actually work. None of the following exists today — this is what the network is being built to make possible.
Price intelligence
Future conceptWhat should this cost?
Estimated market range
£X — £X
Lower quartileUpper quartile
Based on comparable requirements, geography, volume and historical outcomes across the network.
Bid intelligence
Future conceptHow competitive should my bid be?
Recommended bid range
£X — £X
Win-likelyMargin-likely
An evidence-based range rather than a guess — with the trade-off between winning the work and protecting the margin made visible.
Supplier intelligence
Future conceptWho performs best for this requirement?
- Supplier A— / 100
- Supplier B— / 100
- Supplier C— / 100
Compared on price, quality, reliability, delivery, capacity, relevant experience and commercial terms.
Opportunity intelligence
Future conceptIs this opportunity worth pursuing?
XX
- Fit—
- Competition—
- Buyer history—
- Estimated win probability—
So suppliers can spend their time on the work they can realistically win.
Tndr Score · future concept
Commercial reputation, properly measured.
Five stars tells you almost nothing about whether a business pays on time or delivers on spec. A commercial score should be built from what actually happened.
Values shown are illustrative placeholders
Supplier score
92 / 100
- Reliability95
- Quality93
- Delivery96
- Price competitiveness84
- Communication91
Buyer score
84 / 100
- Payment reliability94
- Tender responsiveness81
- Commercial transparency78
- Supplier retention89
We're not building a language model. We're building the commercial network and the structured data that could make one genuinely useful for business decisions.
The strategic asset is the network and the structured record of what it does — built with appropriate privacy, security and permission controls. Intelligence is the layer that sits on top of it, not the thing being sold in advance.
The flywheel
From transactions to intelligence.
The long-term vision is to turn fragmented commercial activity into structured intelligence.
Traditional procurement captures the transaction. Tndr's long-term vision is to understand the market behind it.
Every transaction makes the network smarter
Requirement
Matching
Quotes
Competition
Award
Performance
Intelligence
Better decisions
- Back to the next requirement
Use cases
Built for every kind of business.
Tndr is deliberately cross-industry. If one business needs it and another can provide it, it belongs on the network.
Services
Cleaning, security, IT, marketing, consulting, legal, accountancy and more.
- Cleaning
- Security
- IT
- Marketing
- Legal
- Accountancy
Supply
Food, materials, packaging, equipment, products and wholesale.
- Food
- Packaging
- Raw materials
- Equipment
- Wholesale
Labour
Contractors, temporary labour, skilled workers and specialist teams.
- Contractors
- Temporary
- Skilled trades
- Drivers
- Hospitality
Manufacturing
Private label, contract manufacturing, components and production capacity.
- Private label
- Contract manufacturing
- Components
- Capacity
Projects
Construction, fit-outs, maintenance, property and development.
- Construction
- Fit-out
- Maintenance
- Development
Professional
Technology, finance, recruitment, design and consultancy.
- Technology
- Finance
- Recruitment
- Design
- Consultancy
— And many more
Roadmap
We're building Tndr in stages.
Nothing beyond the first stage is built. This is the sequence, published early and on purpose.
Now
In progressBuild the network
- Early access
- Buyer research
- Supplier research
- Market validation
- Founding member network
Next
PlannedLaunch the marketplace
- Business profiles
- Requirements
- Opportunities
- Supplier matching
- RFQs and tender submissions
- Buyer and supplier messaging
- Ratings and feedback
Then
PlannedBuild commercial intelligence
- Market pricing
- Supplier intelligence
- Buyer intelligence
- Bid intelligence
- Opportunity scoring
- Performance data
- AI-assisted decisions
Long term
VisionMake commercial intelligence accessible to every business
- Not just the enterprises with procurement teams, analysts and data — every business that buys, sells or tenders.
Early access
Help build the future of business procurement.
We're developing Tndr with the businesses that buy, sell and tender. Join the founding network and help shape what we build.
- Early access when the marketplace opens
- Direct influence on the MVP roadmap
- A say in which categories launch first
No product yet, no spam. We'll write when there is something real to show you.
Shape the MVP
Help us build it right.
Tell us what makes finding work, suppliers or contracts difficult today. Your feedback will directly influence the Tndr MVP.
FAQ
Questions, answered plainly.
What is Tndr?
Tndr is a B2B commercial network being built to make finding suppliers, finding opportunities and tendering easier.
Is Tndr live?
Not yet. Tndr is currently building its founding network and validating the product before launching the MVP. Nothing on this page is a live product — it is the plan, shared openly.
Who is Tndr for?
Businesses that buy, sell, supply, tender or procure — across industries. Most businesses are on both sides of the network at once.
Is Tndr only for public-sector tenders?
No. The long-term vision includes private procurement, RFQs, projects, services, goods, labour and major commercial contracts. Public-sector opportunity is one part of a much wider network.
Will Tndr use AI?
AI is part of the long-term vision. As the network grows, Tndr intends to develop a commercial intelligence layer that can help businesses understand opportunities, suppliers, pricing and market behaviour. The strategic asset is the structured commercial data underneath it, built with appropriate privacy, security and permission controls.
Can I help shape Tndr?
Yes. Early members will help influence the product roadmap and MVP. That is the entire reason this page exists before the product does.