About TEXFY
TEXFY helps small and medium-sized businesses in Switzerland find the public tenders that fit them and miss no deadline.
What we do
Public contracts are attractive for many businesses, but searching takes time: reading publications, checking deadlines, getting documents. We gather the open tenders, check them against your business profile and show the key details on one page.
Whether you submit a bid is your decision. Bids go to the contracting authority, by the route the tender names.
Our principles
Nothing made up
What we show comes from the publication. If something is missing, it says so.
Reasons instead of percentages
The fit says what matches and what you should check, instead of giving a number.
The official source remains authoritative
Every tender links to its publication on simap.ch, on TED, in the BOAMP, on the ANAC platform, in the Bekanntmachungsservice or at the contracting authority.
AI always marked
Wherever a language model is involved, this is clearly marked and backed by quotes from the publication.
Where the data comes from
- simap.ch
- Tenders, prior notices and awards of the Confederation, cantons and municipalities, through the public interface.
- TED
- Tenders from the regions on the Swiss border and from Liechtenstein; from the rest of the EU and the EEA only contracts that can be carried out from Switzerland.
- Liechtenstein official gazette
- Contracts of the state and the municipalities of Liechtenstein below the thresholds.
- BOAMP (France)
- Contracts below the EU thresholds from the border regions Rhône-Alpes, Franche-Comté and Alsace (14 départements, among them Ain, Haute-Savoie, Jura, Doubs and Haut-Rhin), as on TED.
- ANAC platform (Italy)
- Contracts below the EU thresholds from the regions on the Swiss border: Lombardy, Piedmont, the Aosta Valley and South Tyrol.
- Bekanntmachungsservice (Germany)
- Contracts below the EU thresholds from the border regions Freiburg, Tübingen and Swabia (33 districts, among them Lörrach, Waldshut, Konstanz, Bodenseekreis and Lindau), as on TED.
- Kerndaten (Austria)
- Contracts below the EU thresholds from Tyrol and Vorarlberg, published under the Federal Procurement Act; without an AI summary and without machine translation.
- Building applications
- From official gazettes and the open data of cantons and cities.
- Road projects of the cantons
- Planned projects on cantonal roads: from the geoportals of the cantons of Lucerne (construction programme) and Aargau (road construction projects) and from the road programmes adopted by Schwyz and Zug; as facts with a link to the original, from the project pages of the canton of Zurich and the road programmes of St. Gallen and Graubünden.
- Federal projects
- Planned procurements of the Federal Roads Office FEDRO from the lists of its branches and civil building projects from the Federal Council's real estate dispatch, with a link to the original.
- Construction market of the cantons
- Construction investment and work backlog of the Federal Statistical Office FSO, the Buildings Programme, photovoltaic plants and the one-off remuneration of the Swiss Federal Office of Energy SFOE, as figures per canton and year from the open data of opendata.swiss.
Where the data is stored
- Application
- Railway, data centre in the Netherlands (EU West region)
- Database
- Neon, data centre in Frankfurt (Germany)
- E-mail sending
- Resend, from Ireland
- Documents
- Private storage at Railway in the Netherlands
- Payments
- Stripe, contracting party in Ireland; we see no card details
- AI
- Google's Gemini API, contracting party Google Cloud EMEA in Dublin
Why ARTIO Mining GmbH?
TEXFY is operated by ARTIO Mining GmbH of Gossau ZH, a Swiss IT company founded in 2022. The word «Mining» in the company name stands for IT services and infrastructure for mining hardware, which the commercial register lists as part of the company's purpose. TEXFY has nothing to do with the mining industry or raw materials: the company develops and runs the service itself and is the contracting party of all customers.