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Define what matters: industries, regions, contract values, buyer types. Duke understands procurement taxonomy across CPV, NAICS, and UNSPSC classification systems.
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Real-time tender alerts matched to your criteria. No portal-hopping, no keyword searches across 300 different government procurement websites.
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Procurement analytics, buyer history, supplier intelligence, and contract award patterns. See the full picture before you bid.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is procurement intelligence?
Procurement intelligence is the systematic collection, analysis, and monitoring of public contract data to identify business opportunities. Duke aggregates data from 300+ sources across 25+ European countries into actionable intelligence.
How many countries does Duke cover?
Duke currently monitors public procurement data from 25+ countries, including all major EU member states (Germany, France, Netherlands, Finland, Norway), the UK, and expanding into Latin America and North America.
How is Duke different from other procurement platforms?
Duke is a pan-European procurement intelligence infrastructure covering 25+ countries and 61M+ procedures. While others focus on single markets, Duke provides cross-border coverage with deep local source integration across 300+ data sources.
What data sources does Duke use?
Duke ingests from 300+ procurement data sources: TED (EU Official Journal), national platforms (BOAMP, TenderNed, Doffin), regional portals, and document repositories. Data is parsed, standardized, and enriched into a unified procurement graph.