Bid Detail

Tool Description : A procurement intelligence platform that makes government contract and tender data searchable.

Bid Detail

Quick Overview

URL

https://www.biddetail.com/

What it does

Searches public procurement and contract award data to reveal who won contracts, who bid, contract values, buying organisations and supplier activity.

How to use it

Search by supplier, buyer, contract title or keyword to explore procurement history, spending trends and commercial relationships.

Cost

Partially Free. (Limited free access with paid subscription for advanced features).

Account required

No for basic use. Yes for full functionality.

Minimal/none.

Ownership

Owned and operated by Mumbai based Bizway Solution Private Limited, headed up by Dr. Manoj Kumar Verma.

Use in Reporting

Useful for identifying commercial relationships, verifying public contract awards and supporting investigations into government procurement and supplier networks.

What does Bid Detail do?

Bid Detail aggregates publicly available procurement data from government tender portals into a searchable platform. This means rather than searching multiple procurement websites individually, you can quickly locate contracts, suppliers, buyers and spending information in one place.

The platform provides insight into procurement activity over time, allowing analysts to identify recurring suppliers, contract values, purchasing trends and links between organisations.

The lowdown: Because the info originates from official procurement notices, it’s an efficient way to access contract data without manually searching multiple government procurement portals.

How to Use:

1. Search using a company name, organisation, keyword or contract title. Start broadly before narrowing results using filters.

2. Review supplier profiles, awarded contracts, buying authorities and contract values. Look for recurring customers, unusually large awards or sudden increases in procurement activity.

3. Cross-reference findings with Companies House, corporate records, official procurement notices and other OSINT sources to validate relationships and provide additional context.

Cost

Free
Partially Free
Paid

Limited free access with paid subscription for advanced features.

Data Processing

Account Required:

No for basic use. Yes for full functionality.

Cookies:

Minimal/none used during our site visit on 6 July 2026.

Use in Reporting

Bid Detail can support reporting by:

Verifying public contract awards.
Demonstrating procurement relationships.
Identifying supplier histories.
Quantifying public spending.
Supporting financial and corporate investigations.
Providing evidence of commercial links between organisations.

Capabilities

Limitations

Quickly searches thousands of public procurement notices in one interface.

Only covers publicly available procurement information.

Identifies government contract winners and purchasing organisations.

Advanced searching and full datasets require a paid subscription.

Reveals contract values, award dates, and procurement history.

Coverage varies depending on the procurement authority and published data.

Builds supplier profiles showing public sector customers over time.

Historic records may be incomplete where source data has changed/been removed.

Procurement awards don’t necessarily indicate current or ongoing business relationships.

Summary

Bid Detail fits best during the enrichment and relationship-mapping stages of an OSINT investigation. It’s particularly effective when building organisational profiles, tracing commercial relationships, investigating public spending or identifying links between suppliers and public bodies.

Ownership

Owned and operated by Bizway Solution Private Limited, an information services company. Headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, the parent company was founded in 2014 by Dr. Manoj Kumar Verma, who serves as a Director.

Ethical Considerations

Procurement data should be interpreted within its proper context.
Winning a public contract does not imply wrongdoing or preferential treatment.
Verify significant findings against original procurement notices wherever possible.
Consider the publication date and current status of contracts before drawing conclusions.
Present procurement information accurately and avoid implying relationships that are not supported by the available evidence.