Answers should cite a public record.
Every AI answer in HubGov points at a notice, an award or a page you can open. We do not sell a black box that “just knows” the Canadian market.
SEAO
Québec public notices
CanadaBuys
Federal tenders
EN · FR
Bilingual workspace
Toronto
App and database
In one line
We care about this because Québec law asks us to be clear when a tool processes your information, and because suppliers deserve to know whether a sentence came from SEAO or from a model.
Four moves. Not another portal.
Drawn from how capture teams actually work — find, qualify, track, submit with the authority.
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Find
One list of official SEAO and CanadaBuys notices. Filters that match how a supplier actually decides: province, level, type, closing window, value.
- 02
Qualify
An explainable Match score against the company you actually run — not a win-probability theatre, not a US NAICS set-aside model.
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Track
The few files that deserve a bid land on a shared Kanban: owner, requirements, source URL, comments. Spreadsheets stop being the system of record.
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Submit where it counts
HubGov is not a bidding portal. You still submit on SEAO, CanadaBuys or the authority's instructions. We exist for the week before that click.
What this page will stand behind.
Live today
Smart search (French and English, synonyms, re-ranking by intent); Ask HubGov AI over public notices; a bid guide that lists the documents, dates, guarantees and submission rules of a tender; a win strategy that weighs similar awards against your profile; buyer research for Signals.
Not live
No proposal writer and no agent that submits a bid. Match is not generative: it is a weighted, explainable comparison to your profile.
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