Global Tender and Bid Analysis Assistant for Bidders

Problem to Solve

Bid teams often spend time switching between fragmented tender notices, company records, and price clues. Plain keyword search easily confuses product names, brands, purchasers, winners, and bidders, making it hard to connect which tenders this company issued, who is competing with whom, and which expiring projects may renew. This skill packages tender and bid data into callable APIs for bidders seeking opportunities, customers, and competitive context.

How It Works

It sends POST requests to mcp-server.zhiliaobiaoxun.com/api_v2/{tool} and resolves credentials from ZLBX_API_KEY, a local config file, or a trial account created only after user consent. The tools fall into three groups: bid search with search_bids, query_bids_advanced, get_bid_detail, and expiring project queries; company analysis covering business profiles, keywords, contacts, partners, competitors, and potential suppliers; and market analysis for top purchasers, top winners, top brands, aggregate statistics, and price trends.

Precision comes from match_modes and keyword logic. Use caller for issuers, winner for winning suppliers, and tender for bidders. keywords matches any term, keyword_groups requires all groups, and exclude_keywords filters out noise such as maintenance or consumables. bid_process can narrow results by intent, tender, award, contract, and related stages. For trends, competitive structure, or industry analysis, treat tender records as the primary source and supplement with official websites, reliable media, or policy pages.

Boundaries

It fits bid search, company bidding profiles, market structure checks, and price clue discovery, but it does not replace procurement systems, internal CRM workflows, or legal contract review. Trial account creation requires explicit consent first; quota errors should be handled according to the key source. Pagination is capped at 50 items, and complex queries need careful field semantics to avoid mixing brands with product names.