Latest Government Contract Awards & Tender Results in India

A Tender Notice is an invitation to bid, announcing an opportunity. A Contract Award is the result, announcing who won the opportunity and on what terms.

A Contract Award Notice is an official document published by the buyer that marks the formal conclusion of the procurement process. It serves as a public record of the contract's assignment, ensuring transparency.

This is a long-term agreement with a supplier for recurring goods/services at pre-negotiated terms and prices. Awards under these agreements are also tracked on our platform.

The LOA is the initial formal document issued to the winning bidder, signifying the acceptance of their offer. It typically precedes the final, detailed contract agreement.

They provide an unfiltered view of government spending priorities, competitor activity, and market rates, allowing you to benchmark your company and identify new sales opportunities.

You can identify which companies are consistently winning bids in your sector, analyze their bidding patterns, clientele, and the typical contract values they secure.

By seeing which buyers are actively awarding contracts, you can target them for future tenders. You can also identify the winning bidders as potential partners for subcontracting or joint ventures.

SMEs can identify larger prime contractors to partner with, understand the scale of projects they can target, and learn which government departments are most active in their niche.

Absolutely. By analyzing the awarded contract values for similar projects, you can gain invaluable insight into the market rates and price your future bids more accurately to increase your win probability.

You can spot emerging sectors, see which technologies or services are in high demand, and identify geographical areas with high procurement activity.

We aggregate awards from all major central and state e-procurement portals, Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs), and official gazettes to ensure comprehensive coverage.

Yes. You can use the purchaser or supplier name filter to search awards associated with a specific organisation or competitor.

Our database is updated daily to ensure you have access to the most recent award information as soon as it is published by the authorities.

We maintain an extensive archive. Depending on your subscription plan, you can access historical award data from the past several years for deep trend analysis.

Yes. The platform includes framework agreements, annual maintenance contracts, and rate contract awards where such information is publicly disclosed.

Use our Advanced Search feature with filters like Keywords, Purchaser Name, Supplier/Winning Bidder Name, Location, Award Date, and Contract Value.

Yes. Simply use the "Supplier/Winning Bidder" filter and enter the company name to see all contracts they have been awarded, as per public data.

Yes. Use the "Purchaser Name" filter to see all contracts awarded by a particular ministry, department, or PSU.

Yes. Subscribers can configure daily or weekly email alerts based on their industry, keywords, location, or specific competitors they wish to track.

Premium members can download contract award listings in Excel (for data analysis) and PDF (for reporting and records) formats.

All award information is verified and validated by our dedicated data team against original source notices before publication to maintain high accuracy and authenticity.

We are an aggregator of public information. The official record is always the notice published by the purchasing authority on their respective portal. Our data is sourced from these official records.

Please report it immediately to our support team at info@indiantenders.in. We will promptly investigate with the original source and correct any inaccuracies.

Basic award summaries are often viewable for free. However, access to detailed information like the winning bidder's name, exact contract value, and full scope of work requires a premium subscription.

Premium access typically includes the full contract award notice, winner's name and address, precise contract value, detailed scope of work, and the duration of the contract.

Publication is mandated by transparency principles in the General Financial Rules (GFRs) and various state procurement policies to ensure public accountability in spending.

As per general guidelines, contracting authorities should publish a contract award notice within a reasonable time, often 30-60 days after the contract is signed, though this can vary.

The GFRs are executive rules issued by the Ministry of Finance that provide the foundational framework for a fair, transparent, and competitive contract award process in central government entities.

While not a parliamentary act, GFRs are mandatory and binding for all central government departments and serve as a model for state governments, ensuring financial propriety.

Article 14 ensures "equality before the law," mandating that the award process must be fair, non-arbitrary, and transparent, giving all bidders an equal opportunity.

Article 299 requires government contracts to be executed in writing by a duly authorized officer. Contracts not complying with this are void and unenforceable in court.

Yes, many states have enacted their own Public Procurement Acts or Rules that govern the award process for state-level agencies, supplementing the central GFRs

Yes, aggrieved bidders can challenge an award decision through various mechanisms, including filing a writ petition in High Courts if there is evidence of mala fide, arbitrariness, or procedural violation.

Identify the purchasing authorities (buyers) that frequently award contracts in your domain. These are your high-potential target clients for future bids.

Look for companies that are consistently winning bids but may need partners for specific components. A company winning a large IT infrastructure project might need a cybersecurity subcontractor, for example.

It usually includes the Project Title, Tender Reference Number, Award Date, Winning Bidder's Name, Contract Value, Purchaser's Name, and Contract Duration.

The information we provide is exactly as published in the public notice. This sometimes includes the winner's address but rarely direct personal contact details.

Yes, wherever possible, we provide a link or a copy of the original Contract Award Notice issued by the purchasing authority for verification.

By analyzing awards from previous years for a specific department, you can identify cyclical procurement patterns and budget allocations, helping you anticipate and prepare for future tenders.

Blacklisting is an action where a vendor is debarred from future tenders for a period due to violations. Monitoring awards can sometimes reveal if a frequent winner has been absent, potentially indicating such action.

While our primary focus is on the award announcement, some subsequent information like contract amendments or termination notices may be published and captured in our updates.

It can inform decisions about entering new markets, launching new services, allocating sales resources, and setting realistic revenue targets based on actual market size and activity.

Yes, the aggregated data on who is winning what, from whom, and at what price forms a robust foundation for a comprehensive competitor analysis.

This is a preliminary notice issued by some authorities before the final award, giving other bidders a short window to raise any objections or debriefing requests.

By understanding why certain competitors win (e.g., they specialize in certain sectors, work with specific clients, or price within a certain band), you can adapt your own technical and financial proposals.

Our primary focus is public procurement. However, we do include major contract awards from large private corporations and PSUs where such information is made public.

This level of procedural detail is not always disclosed in the public award notice. The notice typically announces the result, not the internal evaluation methodology.

Vigilance departments in government organizations act as a watchdog to prevent malpractices and ensure that the award process adheres to the principles of transparency and integrity.

You can reach our dedicated support team through the 'Contact Us' page on our website or email us directly at info@indiantenders.in for prompt assistance.