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Motivation Tenders

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Last updated on 09/13/2025.

09/02/2025 - AUSTRALIA | SA | BARTON

Grains Research And Development Corporation

NGN Roadside weed control from both sides of the fence: understanding limitations and motivations for management of road - NGN Roadside weed control from both sides of the fence: understanding limitations and motivations for management of road- Weeds cost Australian grain growers $ 4. 3 billion annually through yield loss and management costs. Roadsides are known to serve as vectors for herbicide resistance and weed spread into cropping paddocks which subsequently need to be controlled as part of farming

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08/06/2025 - AUSTRALIA | ACT | CANBERRA

Grdc - Grains Research And Development Corporation

NGN Roadside weed control from both sides of the fence: understanding limitations and motivations for management of roadside weeds to avoid resistance - Weeds cost Australian grain growers $ 4. 3 billion annually through yield loss and management costs. Roadsides are known to serve as vectors for herbicide resistance and weed spread into cropping paddocks which subsequently need to be controlled as part of farming systems. Participants of NGN forums have raised that management of roadside weeds might be con

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08/06/2025 - AUSTRALIA | SA | BARTON

Grains Research And Development Corporation

NGN Roadside weed control from both sides of the fence: understanding limitations and motivations for management of road - Participants of NGN forums have raised that management of roadside weeds might be contributing to challenges with weeds - Weeds cost Australian grain growers $ 4. 3 billion annually through yield loss and management costs. Roadsides are known to serve as vectors for herbicide resistance and weed spread into cropping paddocks which subsequently need to be controlled as part of farming

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Integrate tenders into your system via the Tenders API and receive data in JSON or XML.
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Set-and-forget: enable tender alerts in 3 steps

  1. Choose the keywords

    Add words related to your products or services. Our AI broadens the search so you don't miss opportunities.

  2. Start your free trial and receive email alerts

    Start the 14-day free trial and receive alerts with links to the documents and to the official page.

  3. Adjust if needed

    Add or edit keywords, set states/territories, choose your delivery schedule and email style. A map view is available in the dashboard.

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I closed deals thanks to the information gathered by the search tool. There’s no need to research across multiple media outlets.
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The email alert is amazing. I really liked the speed — the bid notices arrive by keywords directly in my inbox, which makes searching much easier. I only need to focus on the other processes, which is a big relief.
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Well-focused searches and highly professional service. It’s been very useful, and hiring you was the right decision. With agility and confidence in our market segment, it’s driving our revenue growth.
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They update me the same day things are published, so I don’t have to check every public agency’s website.
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I’m notified immediately about every tender that opens in my area. It really helps my work.
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The search tool really works and satisfactorily meets our needs.
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We’ve been receiving the information in a timely manner. The main benefit is the tender search filter.
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Frequently asked questions

BidHits Australia is a public tenders search engine. We map official portals daily and deliver results on the site and by email. Our AI understands your business so you don't miss opportunities.

Just enter your email and activate the trial. For 14 days you can use all features. When it ends, if you don't subscribe at /subscription.php, the tenders list becomes limited and there are no automatic charges.

1) Choose keywords (your products or services). 2) Activate the trial and start receiving. After signup you can adjust regions, times, and email style on the settings page.

Whenever possible, yes. Some official portals require login or block direct links; in those cases we point you to the official process page so you can download the documents.

Yes. In the tenders panel you can filter by region, procurement method, dates, and value ranges. In settings you can save preferences for future alerts and searches.

Yes. After signup you can switch to the map in the panel and see tenders by location.

AI can make mistakes. It's trained to understand your business based on the keywords you add. Refine by adding specific terms, modifying or deleting those that produce off-topic results. That trains your feed and improves future alerts.

Yes. You can query tenders via API. Documentation at /api_integration.php. Ideal for CRM, BI and automations.

In Settings you can pause alerts or adjust delivery times. If you want to delete your account, just contact us. During the free trial there's no auto-charge.

We monitor major official portals every day at the Commonwealth, state/territory and local council levels. Tenders are added to the system as soon as they are published on the source portal.

Plans start at A$ 59.00/month. Start with the free trial--no auto-charge.
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Explore a term, enable AI email alerts, access the tender documents or official portal, and filter by region and procurement method.

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Welcome to BidHits Australia. Start by adding a few keywords. Just type what you sell. That's it. You're now ready to explore government contract opportunities made for you. Your bidding dashboard shows the latest tenders organized by date and matched to your keywords. To help you spot the most relevant ones, your keywords are automatically highlighted in yellow. And here's the best part. Our AI is always working behind the scenes to bring you even more opportunities. Smart Search is already on, enhancing your results beyond exact matches. You don't have to do a thing. Each tender card comes with useful tools. You can view a summary, open documents, favorite tenders, write private notes, remove what doesn't fit, or check the location on the map. You can also see all tenders from the same day in a single map view. Perfect for planning your next steps. Use the search bar, apply filters, and explore with ease. Try BidHits Australia now. It's fast, smart, and free to get started.
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