How verification works
These four stages explain how source evidence should move from a public notice to a Govermate result.
Step 1
Gather from official channels
We collect records from government and public-sector portals, feeds, pages and documents — not rumours, forwarded messages or private resellers.
Step 2
Preserve what the source says
We retain the source reference and normalize fields such as the title, reference and closing date. Automated checks can still miss something, so every detail page includes a problem-reporting path.
Step 3
Show source evidence and dates
When captured, an opportunity shows its official source or Govermate archive copy and the date the source was collected or checked.
Step 4
Flag evidence gaps plainly
If a source becomes unavailable or evidence is incomplete, Govermate labels that state instead of presenting the record as freshly verified. Re-check the issuing body before acting.
What we cover
We track the opportunity types that matter — across more publishers than the free eTenders portal alone, including municipalities and state-owned entities.
Opportunity types
Official sources we draw from
Listings show the available source or archive evidence and a collected or checked date when recorded. We do not claim to capture absolutely everything, and unavailable evidence is labelled plainly.
Our independence and anti-scam pledge
The strongest thing we can offer you is honesty about what we are — and what we will never do.
We are not affiliated with or endorsed by government. We are an independent service that points you to official sources.
We never charge you to apply — government does not either. If anyone asks you to pay to apply for a tender or a post, that is a red flag.
We never promise to win you a tender or a job. We make sure you see the real opportunity, on time, with proof of where it came from.