Karnataka tender alerts by district, department and work type
The morning something matching opens, it is in your inbox.
Tell BiddingView what you bid on: the kind of work, the districts you cover and the departments you want. Every morning the tenders that match are emailed to you, and pushed to the app on your phone, first thing in the day.
How alerts work
- Pick a tender type, one or more districts or taluks, and any departments. One alert per line of work; keep as many as you need.
- About 400 new tenders land on KPPP on a working day. BiddingView reads the portal every 30 minutes and holds every new tender against your alerts.
- Matches arrive as one morning email with the tender name, department, estimate and closing date, and as a push notification on the Android and iOS app.
- Every email carries a link to manage the alert or unsubscribe from it. Alerts belong to your account, so you can edit them on the website or in the app.
What an alert catches that a portal search misses
The portal search finds the words in a tender's title. A BOQ alert here fires on the bill of quantities, so a road tender that carries the pipe work you supply reaches you even though "pipe" is nowhere in its name, and the email shows the BOQ line that matched.
Who uses it
Class I to Class IV contractors who cover a few districts and cannot check the portal every day; suppliers who want the tenders that need their material; engineers who track one department across the state.
Questions
- Are tender alerts free on BiddingView?
- Alerts are part of Pro. Every new account gets seven days of Pro free, with no card, so you can try them; after that they need a Pro plan. The daily brief of yesterday's new tenders stays free for every account.
- How often are Karnataka tenders checked?
- Every 30 minutes, around the clock. A daily alert is one email each morning, so it reads as one list; an instant alert is checked every 15 minutes through the day, 7:30 am to 10:15 pm.
- Can I get alerts for one taluk only?
- Yes. An alert can be as narrow as one taluk of one district, or as wide as the whole state.
Also on BiddingView
BiddingView is an independent product. Tender data is published by the Karnataka Public Procurement Portal and reproduced as published; bids are submitted only on the official portal.