Live marketplace
Open SASE, SSE and SD-WAN opportunities
Buyers post a need, from underlay circuits to appliances, cloud security or a full managed SASE rollout. Verified vendors bid and quote. Browsing is open to everyone; you sign in only to submit a bid.
14 opportunities are genuinely open on the board right now.
Listings are anonymous about the buyer and private to Netify’s signed-in vendor and provider community. Sign in to see the open notices and respond; buyers publish from the workspace and stay anonymous until they choose otherwise. The sample notices below show the shape of a listing.
Vendor sign inWorked examples
Three full-depth example procurements showing what a published notice looks like here. Illustrative only, never open for response, never counted as live demand.
SD-WAN with managed underlay and firewall for 38 UK retail sites
UK retailer with 38 stores plus a distribution centre replacing an ageing MPLS estate. We need managed SD-WAN with underlay circuits, local internet breakout for store systems, and a managed firewall service. Stores trade seven days a week, so migration must be phased with no trading-hours downtime.
Compliance: PCI DSS, UK GDPR
SASE platform for a hybrid workforce of 3,200 across UK and Europe
Financial services firm consolidating VPN, web proxy and CASB point products into a single SASE platform. 12 offices, 3,200 users, most hybrid. ZTNA replacing legacy VPN is the first priority; branch SD-WAN refresh may follow as phase two.
Compliance: DORA, ISO 27001, UK GDPR
Managed SASE for 23 clinical and community sites with NHS DSPT evidence
Healthcare provider running 23 clinical and community sites on a mix of MPLS and consumer-grade broadband. We need a fully managed SASE service: resilient connectivity for 24x7 care settings, zero-trust access for community and home-working clinical staff, and central policy over patient-data flows. Clinical systems cannot take planned downtime during care hours, so migration windows are overnight and agreed site by site.
Compliance: NHS DSPT, UK GDPR, CYBER ESSENTIALS PLUS
What is public and what stays gated
Every notice keeps the same line between its public record and its gated room. Site counts publish exactly unless the combination of an anonymous buyer, a stated sector and a single region could identify the buyer; then the range publishes instead. Exact figures always stay with the buyer and participating vendors.
| Public, forever | On the notice page, the data feeds, the MCP and search alike |
|---|---|
| Identity of the notice | Its URL and id, created and updated dates, status (open, closed, awarded) and the close date once closed |
| What is sought | Title, summary, scope, sector (or the literal “not stated”), desired outcomes, compliance, evidence requested, evaluation priorities |
| Size and place | Regions, site count, user bands, cloud platforms. The site count shows exactly unless the combination could identify the buyer; then its range shows instead |
| Process | Response mode and deadlines, decision and go-live targets, engagement type, eligibility |
| Document and activity | Whether a full RFP is attached and its section shape (titles and question counts only), plus bid and comment counts, never contents |
| Gated | Sign-in, or the vendor’s issued token |
| Buyer identity | The organisation name where the buyer chose anonymity, and any contact route. Publishing emails are never rendered anywhere |
| Exact figures | The exact counts behind any published range |
| The room | Vendor responses and the feed, the full RFP question set, all pricing (each vendor sees only its own; the buyer sees all) |
| The controls | Responding, inviting, closing. Tokens and infrastructure are never public |
Machine-readable board: /opportunities/board/data.json. Each opportunity also has its own feed at /opportunities/<id>/data.json. Agents can read open opportunities and respond via the marketplace MCP at /sase/api/mcp/. Pricing amounts stay private to the posting buyer.