Know if you can apply before you write the proposal

Opportia is a platform that brings together public procurement tenders and opportunities from Latin America, Spain, Portugal, the United States and Canada in one place, shows their closing date and value, and compares each process's requirements with your company's documents to tell you whether you can apply.

A search tool alerts you when a tender matches your keywords. Opportia also compares the tender's requirements with your company's documents, shows at what share of the budget the entity usually awards and how many bidders to expect, and lets you see where each competitor wins and against whom. All from official open data across 20+ countries, multilaterals and private procurement.

It covers Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Peru, Mexico, Spain, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Panama, Paraguay, El Salvador, Uruguay, Guyana, Portugal, France, Italy, United States, Canada, Kenya, South Africa, Suriname, Zambia, Morocco, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Ireland, Poland, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Czechia, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Luxembourg, Malta, Cyprus, United Kingdom and Dominican Republic. Sources include SECOP II, SECOP I and TVEC in Colombia, Mercado Público in Chile, SERCOP in Ecuador, SEACE in Peru, the Public Sector Procurement Platform in Spain, TED (Official Journal of the EU) for Portugal, the DGCP in the Dominican Republic, and World Bank and IDB procurement notices across the region.

Creating an account is free and starts with a 90-day trial with Gana's features. Afterwards you can stay free on Explora, which shows your country's tenders, or move to a paid plan: Avanza adds AI document reading and the reference price on every tender; Impulsa adds more users, CRM and a third country; Gana follows up to 5 countries and Lidera up to 7. Every paid plan has an annual option: pay 10 months and get 12.

It compares each process's eligibility requirements, such as a valid supplier registry, economic activity and financial ratios, with the documents you upload for your company. It separates what you don't meet from what just lacks information. Requirements extracted with AI must always be confirmed in the original tender document.

The data comes from the governments' own portals and open data, and from multilateral banks. Values are the estimates each buyer publishes. Opportia does not replace the official tender document: always confirm it at the source.

Yes. Support and funding calls (for example iNNpulsa or ProColombia) are shown with the “Call” label and are not counted as tenders in the statistics.

An AI assistant is great at drafting and explaining whatever you paste into it, but it doesn't know which processes are open today in your country and won't alert you when one appears. Opportia gathers and refreshes tenders from official sources every day, reads each tender document with AI once, compares it with your company's documents and warns you before the deadline. They complement each other: keep using your assistant to write the proposal. Opportia also uses AI models, but on data that is already organized.

AI can make mistakes or miss a requirement. That is why the pre-evaluation is a support to decide quickly, not a verdict: it separates what you don't meet from what is just missing information, and you should always confirm in the original tender document before bidding. If you find an error, tell us and we will review it.

Each country depends on what its official portals and open data publish: some sources update several times a day and others lag. We check the freshness of every source daily and get alerted when one falls behind. If an important portal is missing for you, let us know and we will evaluate it.

Your company's documents are used only to compare them with the requirements of your processes and are not shared with other companies. To read them we only use paid AI models, never any provider's free tier.