SIGNAL reads more than 100 public tender portals across Southern Ontario every morning. Cities, school boards, transit, universities, housing. At 6 a.m. you get one email: the bids that fit your trades, your radius, your contract size. Nothing else.
No credit card to start. Cancel anytime.
Every match is scored against your profile. Closing dates, document fees, hard copy warnings, registration deadlines. The things that decide whether a bid is worth your morning are on the surface, not page four.
Pick your trade and your area. Every morning for 14 days you get three real bids in full, plus the live count of everything else members are seeing. Then it stops. That's the whole deal.
One confirmation tap and your first bids arrive tomorrow morning.
Your trades, your home base, how far you'll travel, the contract sizes you bid. Three minutes, once.
Every morning SIGNAL scans more than 100 portals: every city and township from Toronto to London, school boards, transit agencies, universities, housing corporations.
One email at 6 a.m. with your matches scored and sorted. Star what you like, dismiss what you don't. It learns.
If a public body in this corridor posts work, SIGNAL is reading it. A sample of who's in the pile:
Every contractor you refer who joins and stays knocks $5 off your bill, every month, for as long as they stay. Four active referrals brings a launch bill to zero, and your account page shows your projected monthly as they sign on. Requires a business number on file, because real bidders have one.
Honest access only. SIGNAL reads public tender portals with its own name and a contact address on every request. No spoofed browsers, no scraped logins, no grey areas. Where a platform says no, we don't go. Your digest is built on access nobody can take away.
A person answers. Reply to any digest and it lands with a human, same day. Wrong match? Missing portal you bid on? Say so, it gets fixed. SIGNAL is built in Hamilton by Blue Crane Works, the same shop that builds job site software contractors run their companies on.
Three minutes to set up. First email tomorrow morning.
