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Tenders are listed with an outline (introduction) and an invitation to view the full tender.

Beneath the outline, the tender lists its closing date, geographical location for the delivery of the goods or services required, and its type.

The full tender offers as much detail as the supplier chose to describe the tender and its conditions.

The links just above the tender category link you back up to the parent categories should you want to try a different branch.

Each tender includes information and functions to help you.

Email to a friend: You can send details of this tender to a friend to let them know of it. They'll to join up to the free account be able to enter Tenderit to view the tender.

Save to Watchlist: This saves the tender to your watch list and when the member who called the tender makes changes to it, you will be notified by email.

Print version: this lets you get a printed copy for your records.

About the supplier: Look at the the member's Tenderit profile.

Details below these give you contacts for the tenderer and his or her organisation's location. If there are specific geographical conditions tied to the tender, the tender should notify them in the general tender description.