Contracts & projects
Monitor approved public sources for newly posted projects, briefs or contract opportunities matching defined service and commercial criteria.
Hiro Opportunity Radar is a Hiro Radar use case for recurring discovery of public RFPs, contracts, projects, grants, procurement notices, partnerships, bounties and other opportunities under explicit criteria. It is built for monitoring a moving opportunity landscape, not for producing a one-time list.
When opportunities live across multiple marketplaces, websites, programs or public sources, manual searching creates gaps. Opportunity Radar is designed to repeat the monitoring pattern and surface stronger matches while they are still actionable.
Monitor approved public sources for newly posted projects, briefs or contract opportunities matching defined service and commercial criteria.
Track selected public programs for new calls, grants, accelerators or funding opportunities relevant to the defined target.
Watch public ecosystems for collaboration, partner, bounty or contribution opportunities under clear filters.
Prioritize new, actionable signals and filter obvious duplicates, stale results and opportunities that fail mandatory criteria.
Define what qualifies as an opportunity, where it may appear, what must be excluded and how often the search should run. The Radar then repeats that process and returns evidence-linked matches.
It fits consultants, agencies, vendors, researchers, founders and teams that repeatedly search for public opportunities across multiple sources.
Hiro Radar can help discover and qualify public opportunities. It cannot guarantee selection, funding, a contract award or any third-party decision.
Concise, sourceable answers for people and machine readers.
Examples include public contracts, service projects, grants, partnerships, bounties, programs and other recurring opportunities that can be defined with objective filters.
Yes. Filters can include commercial, geographic, keyword, company-type, freshness and exclusion rules when those signals are available in the monitored source.
Public submissions and material commitments are sensitive actions and are not assumed as part of standard monitoring. The default focus is discovery, filtering and structured delivery.
Saved searches are usually source-specific. Opportunity Radar is designed to combine approved source families, qualification rules, deduplication and recurring delivery around one objective.