Weekly Edition · Monday Delivery Port of Spain · Trinidad & Tobago Est. 2026
Caribbean Public-Sector Procurement Intelligence

Every Trinidad tender.
The Guyana opportunities
worth knowing about. Delivered as a single Excel briefing every Monday.

A weekly intelligence file built for Caribbean contractors, suppliers, and professional-services firms. Twelve government sources, two countries, one workbook — with the deadlines, the issuing bodies, and the links back to every original notice.

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Caribbean procurement data lives scattered across dozens of poorly-maintained government sites. International aggregators charge USD $200+ a month and miss half of it.

The Public Procurement Act overhauled how Trinidad & Tobago publishes tenders, but the practical reality is that every ministry, agency, and state enterprise still posts to its own page in its own format. Some load behind JavaScript. Some publish as image-only JPGs. Some go silent for weeks. None of them tell you when a comparable tender just closed across the water in Guyana.

ProcureCaribbean does the assembly work. One file, every Monday, with the data already normalised, classified, and linked back to the original notices. Built and operated locally — not licensed from a Bangalore data farm.

12
Active government sources monitored
2
Countries (Trinidad & Tobago + Guyana)
100+
Active opportunities tracked at any time
1
Excel file. Monday morning. Every week.
§01 — What's Inside

A briefing built for people who actually bid.

01

The Executive Brief

Every issue opens on a one-screen dashboard: active opportunities, what's closing inside seven days, what's new, deadline pressure, the week's most active agencies, and the highest-value opportunities. The thirty-second read before the detail.

02

New This Week & Closing Soon

Two decision tabs that do the triage for you — everything first seen in the last seven days, and everything about to close — colour-coded by urgency. Red closing now, amber inside the week, so a same-day response never slips past you.

03

Open Opportunities

The full active database in one filterable list — comprehensive Trinidad & Tobago plus curated, high-value Guyana. Title, issuing body, category, value where disclosed, deadline, and a one-click link to every original notice.

04

Competitive Intelligence

The part no international aggregator has: who bid on recently-closed Guyana tenders, at what amount, with the lowest-bid floor, the highest bid, and the spread. Hundreds of closed tenders, broken out bidder by bidder — read straight from the NPTA opening minutes.

05

The Editor's Watchlist

Not just a machine dump. Each issue carries a short, hand-picked list of the opportunities worth a closer look this week — the human read on top of the data, every Monday.

06

Built for the way you work

A real Excel workbook — auto-filter on every column, frozen headers, urgency colour-coding, and every row hyperlinked to its public source so you can verify before bidding. No dashboard to log into, no software to install.

§02 — Coverage

Twelve sources running into one workbook every Monday.

Trinidad & Tobago Comprehensive

All major government publishing channels — ministry, agency, and state enterprise.
  • Ministry of Works & Transport
    Tier 1
  • NIPDEC
    Tier 1
  • Ministry of Social Development (MSDFS)
    Tier 1
  • NIDCO
    State Enterprise
  • Water & Sewerage Authority (WASA)
    State Enterprise
  • Trinidad & Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC)
    State Enterprise
  • UDeCOTT
    State Enterprise
  • Caribbean Airlines
    State Enterprise
  • ProcureTT
    Central Portal
  • OPR Tender Notices
    Regulator
  • Trinidad Express Classifieds
    Newspaper

Guyana Curated

High-value, foreign-funded, and major state-enterprise work — filtered for signal.
  • eprocure.gov.gy Live
    Central Portal
  • NPTA Tender Opening Minutes Bidder Data
    Closed Tenders

Guyana coverage filters to oil & gas, EPC, foreign-funded projects (IDB, World Bank, CDB), major state-enterprise procurement (GPL, GWI, GuySuCo, CJIA), and construction or supply contracts above GYD $50M. Small consumables and routine office procurement are excluded by design.

◆ Jamaica · Barbados · Bahamas — Year 2

§03 — See it before you subscribe

Don't take our word for it. Look inside.

See what a Monday morning looks like.

Download a complete recent issue — Trinidad-only, real notices, every field populated exactly as a subscriber sees it. Open it in Excel, sort by deadline, run the filters, click the source links, and decide for yourself.

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ProcureCaribbeanWeekly Issue · the full workbook
Executive Brief dashboard Closing Soon, colour-coded by urgency Competitive Intelligence, amounts hidden

Previews from a recent issue · live data refreshes every Monday

Free Sample

Preview
3Three tabs
Executive Brief, Sample Opportunities, and the Guide — enough to see the format and how it reads.
·Selected Trinidad opportunities
A small preview slice, to show layout and workflow — not the full database.
·Guyana shown as an upgrade
No full Guyana coverage — it appears as a subscription benefit.
·A teaser of the intelligence
No full Competitive Intelligence — just a glimpse of what's available.
Best for
Judging the product's structure and quality before you subscribe.

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§04 — Subscription

One price. One file. Every Monday.

A single subscription tier covers comprehensive Trinidad & Tobago and curated Guyana intelligence — one flat monthly price, no enterprise sales call. Pay monthly, cancel monthly.

Every subscription is backed by a 7-day money-back guarantee — if it isn't the right fit, email us within seven days for a full refund, no questions asked. Pay monthly, cancel monthly.

For reference: TendersOnTime and Tendersinfo charge USD $200–$400/month for shallow, mis-classified Caribbean coverage produced offshore.
Tier 1 · Public-Sector Intelligence
USD $75
per month · billed monthly
  • The Executive Brief — your one-screen dashboard every Monday
  • Comprehensive Trinidad & Tobago + curated Guyana opportunities
  • Competitive Intelligence: who bid on closed tenders, and at what price
  • New This Week, Closing Soon & Open Opportunities decision tabs
  • The Editor's Watchlist — hand-picked signals each issue
  • Auto-filter, urgency colour-coding, every row linked to source
  • Watermarked to you · 7-day money-back guarantee

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Caribbean contractors deserve better than international tender databases that don't know UDeCOTT from WASA. So we read the notices ourselves — every source, every week, by hand and by code — and turn them into one clean file you can actually plan around.

ProcureCaribbean · Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago

Built in the Caribbean, for the Caribbean.

ProcureCaribbean is built and operated locally — not licensed from an international data firm with a regional sub-folder. We know these sources, these issuing bodies, and this market.

Flag a missed tender or a parsing error and it reaches the people who maintain the data directly — no ticket queue, no chatbot. Corrections feed straight into the next week's run.

Twelve government sources run end-to-end into the workbook, and every issue is reviewed before Monday's delivery window. Accuracy is a standard we hold ourselves to, week after week.

§05 — Common Questions

Before you subscribe.

Anything not answered here — email us directly. No ticket queues, no chatbots.

International aggregators treat the Caribbean as a side-market. They scrape one or two top-level government sites, miss most state enterprises, classify notices badly, and charge USD $200–$400 a month for the privilege. ProcureCaribbean is built locally — we know the difference between MoWT and NIDCO. Comprehensive on Trinidad. Curated on Guyana. And we extract something none of them do: Competitive Intelligence — who bid on recently-closed Guyana tenders and at what price, read straight from the opening minutes. Priced for working contractors.
Each Monday's issue is delivered to the email address on your subscription, with a one-click download. Every issue stays available to you, so you can refer back to past weeks whenever you need them. No dashboard to log into and no software to install — if you can open an email and an Excel file, you're set.
Whenever you like — there's no lock-in and no minimum term. Email us, and your subscription stops renewing; you keep access through the end of the billing period you've already paid for, and you're never charged again after that. If you're within your first seven days, the money-back guarantee applies and you get a full refund.
Email the issue date and the row reference. Real corrections flow directly into the next week's run. Source-side errors (a ministry publishes a typo, a PDF is mis-scanned, a deadline is ambiguous) are flagged and corrected where possible. Every file carries an accuracy disclaimer: ProcureCaribbean is a discovery and intelligence tool, not a substitute for verifying details with the issuing public body before bid preparation.
Not yet. Year 1 is Trinidad & Tobago and Guyana — the two largest active procurement markets in the English-speaking Caribbean. Jamaica, Barbados, and the Bahamas are on the Year 2 roadmap. Subscribers get expanded coverage at the same price; we don't bill more for breadth added later.
The weekly cadence is deliberate. Daily delivery would feel thin on most days and miss tenders that publish mid-week and close fast; the Monday issue captures everything from the previous Monday-to-Monday window with deadlines, urgency colour-coding, and the cross-source deduplication already done. Daily email alerts are a planned premium-tier feature; the weekly subscription covers the comprehensive intelligence layer that bid teams actually plan around. And you're never left waiting to start: sign up any day and the current issue comes through within hours, then every Monday after.
No — ProcureCaribbean is a straightforward paid subscription at USD $75/month, billed when you subscribe. But you're not buying blind: download the free sample to see the exact format and quality first, and every subscription is backed by a 7-day money-back guarantee — if it isn't the right fit, email us within seven days for a full refund, no questions asked. Subscribe any day and your first issue arrives within hours, then every Monday after.
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Open your Monday morning with the opportunities already on the table.

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