Four steps to monitor tenders
From the official source to alerts that come to you.
1. Start with the official source
Lithuanian public tenders are published in CVP IS (viesiejipirkimai.lt) and the official eForms / VPT feed. That's your reference point — it's also where bids are submitted.
2. Filter by your line of business
Narrow the feed with the keywords and CPV codes that match your goods or services, so you only see tenders that are actually relevant.
3. Set up alerts
Instead of browsing daily, set up alerts so a new matching tender lands in your inbox and you never miss a submission deadline.
4. Track winners and renewals
Follow who wins in your category and when contracts are coming up for renewal — so you can prepare before the next tender is published.
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Choose the right tool
There are different tools for alerts, analytics and tracking winners. These two guides will help you choose:
Frequently asked questions
Where are Lithuania's public tenders published?
In the official CVP IS system (viesiejipirkimai.lt), run by the Public Procurement Office (VPT), and through the eForms feed. That's where tenders are published and bids are submitted — it's the mandatory system.
How can I monitor public tenders for free?
You can browse CVP IS by hand or subscribe to its RSS feed. That's free, but the RSS feed isn't tailored to your line of business — there are no personalized email alerts and no award analytics, so you need to check often so as not to miss a deadline.
How do I set up alerts for new tenders?
Use a monitoring tool that lets you save a search and emails you a daily digest. For example, LocalData Tenders turns your filter into a monitor, sends new matching tenders every day, and alerts you when a competitor wins a contract.