From first look to next move
Find the work.
Make a considered move.
Leeds brings selected US and Canadian public opportunities into one place, then helps you save a shortlist and track your own bid work. The buyer’s official documents remain your source of truth.
Find a relevant opportunity
Search by service, buyer country, or a project keyword. Check the budget currency, source, and closing date. A relevant category helps you discover work; it does not confirm your eligibility.
Browse current noticesRead what the source actually says
Open the official notice and attachments. Verify mandatory requirements, delivery arrangements, evaluation criteria, and submission instructions. Imported notices are starting points, not completed qualification assessments.
Use the RFP reading guideMake a decision and save it
Create a free account, save a promising record, and add private notes. Record the questions to resolve, the next action, and your reason for pursuing or passing. Profile preferences help organize your work; they do not establish tender eligibility.
Create your workspaceTrack your response and outcome
Move your own work through Saved, Bidding, Submitted, Won, or Lost. Send the proposal through the buyer’s stated channel and keep its confirmation. Leeds tracks your progress; it does not submit bids for you.
Build a useful shortlistKnow what you are looking at.
Imported source notices and reviewed opportunity briefs are different. Unknown budgets, delivery terms, and eligibility stay unconfirmed until evidence supports them.
See how sources are handledWhat is available today
- Browse real source notices and follow their official links.
- Save opportunities, write private notes, and track bid stages with an account.
- Store service preferences and alert rules.
What still needs confirmation
Scheduled email alerts are not active yet. Saving a rule does not send email. Paid access remains unavailable until reviewed opportunity briefs are published; imported notices stay free to browse.
Start with one worthwhile opportunity.
Explore the source. Decide what deserves a closer look.