I build the Arquestra Consulting Market Radar and the other tools on this site. The same work, done for you: on your markets, your sector or your data. Every service below is something you can already see working here.
Where to bid, who wins, and what prices hold. From the radar's data on your markets: the buyers that buy what you sell, the firms that usually win and how many bid against them, the price levels and the weight of price in the award, the contracts that end or come back in the next months, and the framework agreements you need to be on.
Shown on the radar: who wins, what comes back, whether a call is worth your bid.
The same approach for the public market you sell into: the official registers read together, the tenders that are really yours told apart from the rest, firm names unified, search by meaning in any language, and a weekly update. For your team, or published as your own asset.
Built that way: the Consulting Market Radar and the AI Procurement Observatory (3.7 million public purchases from six registers).
Questions about what the public sector buys, funds or publishes, answered from the records themselves: reading millions of records by meaning, a classifier checked against a sample read by hand, and a written method that says what the figures can and cannot carry. For research teams, public bodies, journalists and firms.
The method of the white paper Unseen AI: about 14.5 million procurement records, a random sample of 2,317 checked and a blind review.
Before you publish or decide on numbers that an AI helped find: an audit of the data and of each figure, what a person must check by hand, which errors to fix, which sentences to change and which limits to state. Done with your team, on your data, where your data lives.
Shown on the radar's own data: the pink elephant in the box, about a hundred checks in nine questions and a light for every number.
A few lines are enough: your organisation, the question and when you need an answer. I reply myself, by email, and say plainly whether and how I can help. Or write to me on LinkedIn.
Weekly alerts and Excel exports, API and MCP access for teams, market reports and a data licence: see the plans. The radar itself stays free.