Before the tender
Market engagements you can still shape, told apart from pipeline notices announcing work to come
Coverage
33 countries.
One list to read.
Public procurement is published in dozens of places, in as many languages, on nobody’s schedule but the buyer’s. Uncrewed Tenders watches it so that what reaches you is a single list, in English, in the order you should care about.
33countries with live work
Aug ’24history from August 2024 — award records in some markets back to 2013
365,369notices assessed so far
Dailyupdated overnight
Figures as at 26 September 2026.
Where
Buyers across the UK, Europe and North America.
33 of these have a procurement in the list today. The rest are covered and will appear as their buyers publish — nothing needs switching on at your end when they do, and there is no per-country charge.
- United Kingdom
- Ireland
- France
- Germany
- Netherlands
- Belgium
- Luxembourg
- Spain
- Portugal
- Italy
- Austria
- Switzerland
- Denmark
- Sweden
- Norway
- Finland
- Iceland
- Estonia
- Latvia
- Lithuania
- Poland
- Czechia
- Slovakia
- Hungary
- Slovenia
- Croatia
- Romania
- Bulgaria
- Greece
- Cyprus
- Malta
- Turkey
- Ukraine
- Serbia
- Montenegro
- North Macedonia
- Albania
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Moldova
- Georgia
- Canada
- United States
Coverage grows. If a market matters to you and is not on this list, say so when you get in touch — customer demand is the strongest argument there is for extending, and we’ll tell you honestly how hard it would be.
What
Every stage, not just open tenders.
Most suppliers hear about a contract when it opens, by which time the requirement is written and the shortlist is half-formed. Carrying the earlier and later stages is what turns a tender list into something you can plan around.
Live tenders
Open competitions with their deadlines and values
Frameworks and DPS
Multi-supplier agreements, including ones where uncrewed work is one lot of many
Awards
Who won, and for how much — so you know who you are up against, with records in some markets back to 2013
Who it is for
Uncrewed systems, across every domain.
One sector, covered properly, rather than every sector covered thinly. If it operates without a crew aboard, it is in scope.
Air
UAV, UAS, RPAS, BVLOS operations, drone survey and inspection
Surface
USV — uncrewed surface vessels, autonomous boats, survey craft
Ground
UGV and legged robots — inspection, EOD, nuclear and utility work
Subsea
UUV, AUV and ROV — hydrographic survey, hull and asset inspection
Counter-UAS
Detection, tracking and mitigation of hostile drones
Enabling
Ground control, airspace management, training, sensors and payloads
Deliberately out of scope: self-driving road vehicles and connected autonomous vehicle programmes. They share much of the same vocabulary but almost none of the same bidders, and letting them in would cost you more reading than it saved.
See what is in it for you.
The quickest way to judge coverage is against work you already know about. Tell us a contract you won or lost, and we will show you what Uncrewed Tenders made of it.