Chargers, batteries, meters and lockers are usually one lot inside a bigger tender. Every night Honeybird reads the documents and finds the lots that fit what you sell.
Worth a bid
Buyers name tenders after the project, not the parts in it. Battery storage is Lot 3 of a depot rebuild, smart meters sit in an energy framework, and a locker network is filed under postal services. Keyword alerts and product codes only see the title. Honeybird reads the documents.
Lot 3 covers the supply and installation of a stationary battery energy storage system of at least 1.2 MWh.Description of lots, page 4
Honeybird matches tenders at every layer. Pick yours to see what it covers.
AC and DC chargers, on street and in depots, with installation, operation and maintenance.
Join the waitlist for charging tendersHoneybird works out your keywords and product codes from your website. You check what it found, and from then on the tenders that fit come to you.
It drafts what you sell and where. You check it once.
It opens the documents and checks each one against your profile.
Only the tenders that fit, with value, deadline and what was checked.
3 new tenders fit youMon, 07:00
When a buyer’s contract is about to run out, a new tender usually follows. Follow the buyers you care about and Honeybird lets you know early, while they’re still deciding what to ask for.
See how following a buyer worksAt 07:00 you get one email: new tenders that fit, deadlines coming up and anything that changed on the ones you’re working on. No duplicates, even when a tender is posted in several places.
Ask what matters to you and get a straight answer, with the exact line it came from. If the tender doesn’t say, Honeybird tells you and writes the question to send the buyer.
All charging stations shall communicate with the operator’s back end using OCPP 2.0.1 or later.Technical specification, section 4.1, page 22
Documents you already have come straight from your library. Everything else goes on a checklist, next to the time you have left.
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Every morning, hundreds of new public tenders go out across Europe. Only a few of them are for what you sell. Honeybird finds those few and shows you the line that says whether you can bid.
Every tender above the EU thresholds is published on TED. Below them, buyers publish only in their own country, often on their own portal. Every night Honeybird reads TED, the national portals of 18 EU countries and both UK services, and shows each tender once.
When a tender is on TED and a national portal, Honeybird shows it once, with both notices linked.
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Yes. In Honeybird, mobility means everything it runs on: grid connections, battery storage, chargers, meters, protocols, software, lockers and hubs. Honeybird checks tenders against what you make and the questions you set.
Alerts match keywords in titles and product codes. Honeybird reads the tender documents, finds mobility work hidden inside larger tenders, and answers your bid or no bid questions with quotes.
Only official sources: EU, national, regional and city portals, plus award notices. Each tender links to its notice. See all sources
Point it to a products or services page, or fill in your profile by hand in about 3 minutes.
Honeybird shows who can bid on each tender before you spend time on it. When your place opens, we walk you through your first bid. Join the waitlist
Join the waitlist and we’ll write when your place opens. From then on, the tenders that fit you land in your inbox every morning at 07:00.
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Checked against what yourcompany.com sells. Open a tender to see the page each answer came from.