Know Which Public Contracts Are Coming Up Before They Are Posted
Your top opportunities
Match scores are decision support, not an eligibility guarantee. The official SEAO notice always governs.
Open Québec tenders ranked for your trade and territory, and the one thing SEAO itself cannot tell you: which contracts are running out, and who holds them today. Start free — your top three matches in two minutes.
898
open public notices across Québec
34,434
tracked contracts expected to expire in the next 12 months
Weekly
sync from Québec’s open-data portal, every Monday
Official
every row links to its SEAO notice; estimates are labelled estimates
What you get
One week, for an electrical contractor in Longueuil
Real notices and real awards from the August 2026 SEAO Radar edition (August notices, July awards), shown the way the member dashboard shows them. The notices, buyers, references and amounts are not illustrative.
Your ranked matches
Electrical · within 30 km of Longueuil · 12 open notices analyzed
On-call electrical contractor services — buildings, lighting and traffic signals
Ville de Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville·APP-SP-26-36·15 km·Closes August 13
The best of the batch. An on-call contract — not a one-off project. Once selected, you become the contractor they phone all year for emergencies and small jobs. This is the kind of mandate that fills an order book for two or three years.
Variable frequency drive upgrade — Roland-Therrien wastewater pumping station
Ville de Longueuil·LONG-26-0200·On site·Closes August 20, 11 a.m.
Longueuil’s second notice this month. Controls and automation scope — a niche where competition is markedly thinner than in conventional building electrical work.
Electrification and power distribution upgrade — Vieux-Longueuil operations centre
Réseau de transport de Longueuil (RTL)·P25-025·On site·Closes September 10, 11 a.m.
The largest mandate on the radar. Electrifying a bus garage: medium-voltage distribution, chargers, a full upgrade. Five weeks to build a bid or position as a subcontractor. The RTL will electrify its entire fleet — the first contract opens the door to the rest.
9 more matches in this territoryMonitoring
Coming back up for bid
Awarded contracts in your category whose term is ending. Who holds them, what they were paid.
All ten July contracts were awarded to a single bidder. Without exception.
The recorded number of bidders is one for every one of them. These are contracts below the public tender threshold, awarded directly or by invitation. The city did not shop around — it called someone it already knew. This is where the real volume of the market sits, and it isn’t won by bidding: it’s won by being registered, visible and credible with municipal procurement.
Data: SEAO open data, Secrétariat du Conseil du trésor du Québec (CC-BY licence). Alliance Optima is not affiliated with SEAO. The official notice and its addenda always govern.
Why it works
Everyone sees what is open. Almost nobody sees what is coming.
Layer 1 · Free on seao.gouv.qc.ca
What is open today
Every notice a public body posts. Free to anyone who scrolls it — and by the time it is posted, everyone bidding has seen it. This is the part contractors compete on evenly.
Layer 2 · Free profile, then Monitoring
Ranked for you
Each open notice scored against your trade, territory and contract size, reasons shown. Three matches free; the full ranking, awarded contracts and daily alerts on the Monitoring plan.
Layer 3 · Competitive Picture
What comes back up for bid
Most public work is already under contract, on a term that ends. We track those terms across the awards history and show you the incumbent and what they were paid — months before the notice exists.
Understand SEAO
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FAQ
SEAO Intelligence FAQ
Can I start free?+
Yes. A free SEAO Profile™ takes two minutes: you see your best-matching open tenders right away, scored and explained, and the new ones reach you by email. No credit card. A subscription adds the full ranking and more matches per alert, and from the Competitive Picture plan up, the expiry calendar with each incumbent.
What is SEAO?+
SEAO (Système électronique d'appel d'offres) is Quebec's official electronic public-tender platform, where municipalities and government bodies post contract opportunities — paving, ventilation, plumbing, electrical and more. It is public, but the volume and interface make it hard to monitor consistently.
Do I have to buy anything else first?+
No. SEAO Intelligence is a standalone subscription with its own price and its own sign-up. It does not require an audit, an implementation project or any other engagement underneath it — for most clients it is the first thing they buy from us, not the last.
Is this a monthly report?+
No. It is a member area you log into, available continuously. The data refreshes weekly, your matches re-rank as it does, and email alerts reach you between logins. A monthly summary is one delivery of it, not the product.
How can you know when a contract expires?+
For some awarded contracts, SEAO publishes the end date outright and we show it as published. For the rest we derive one — from the buying body’s own observable re-tendering rhythm where there is one, otherwise from the median measured term for that category and value band. Every row says which of the three it is, and derived dates are labelled estimates in the row itself.
Is the tender data official?+
Yes. Opportunities come from Quebec's public procurement notices published on SEAO. We filter, rank and forecast; we do not create or alter the listings, and every item links back to the official source.
Does this guarantee I will win contracts?+
No. We surface the right opportunities early and help you decide what to pursue — winning still depends on your bid. Our value is visibility and time saved, not a promised award.
Do you submit the bids for me?+
No — you submit your own bids so you stay in control of pricing and scope. The submission quick-start lays out the steps and what each tender requires to get started.
Who It's For
Built for Trades That Bid on Public Work
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