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From confused to confident

Discover the right tenders, check you qualify, know your profit, and plan the job — in four steps.

  1. Discover

    Every government tender, in one fast feed

    • We pull live tenders from CPPP, GeM and state e-procurement portals into a single, clean list — updated daily.
    • Search by what you do ("road construction", "water supply") or filter by state, city, category, value and deadline.
    • Set your location once and see contracts near you first.
    Browse live tenders →
  2. Eligibility

    See what a tender asks for — where the document says

    • Where the tender document lists them, you see exactly what's required: contractor class, minimum turnover, similar-work experience and documents.
    • Each requirement has a plain-language explanation, so there's no jargon to decode.
    • Where the tender document lists its criteria, we set them out in plain words next to the deposit and the deadline — so you can judge the job before you spend a day on it.
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  3. Profit

    Know your profit before you bid — no data entry

    • Where the tender publishes a value, you get an auto-calculated cost breakdown: material, labour, equipment, transport and overheads.
    • It's based on typical cost ratios for that job type, adjusted for your state — so you get an instant estimated profit and margin.
    • A clear verdict (healthy / thin / loss) tells you in one glance whether a tender is worth pursuing.
    Open a tender to see it →
  4. Equipment

    See what the job costs to run

    • The profit estimate splits the job into material, labour, equipment, transport and overheads.
    • Equipment and tooling is costed into that split, so the profit figure already accounts for it.
    • It is a category rule of thumb, not a quote — the page says so wherever the figure appears.
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Browsing is free — no login needed, and every tender under ₹2 Lakh is free.

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