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Shibo Tech Bid, Contract, And Planned Project Search

Business Operations Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Bidding information is scattered across announcement text, attachments, project timelines, and source links. Teams often need to locate real projects by keyword, region, date, company role, amount, or project number, and distinguish tender, award, contract, and planned stages. This skill turns Chinese query conditions into Shibo Technology bidding data API requests and returns traceable project lists and details.

How It Works

  • Whitelisted endpoints: calls only 10 endpoints such as searchProjectApi, getProjectByProjectNumber, and getZTBStructreDetail for bid awards, contracts, and planned projects.
  • Query routing: selects planned-project, contract, project-number, or bid/award search based on intent; defaults to the last 30 days and Asia/Shanghai timezone.
  • Result enrichment: fetches structured details, source URLs, announcement bodies, or attachment lists, then deduplicates by id + publishTime.
  • Output constraints: states the query scope first, then shows title, parties, amounts, key dates, project ID, and source status; failures are explicitly marked.

Boundaries And Notes

It is useful for checking public bid, contract, and planned-project leads, not for replacing legal due diligence or commercial commitment analysis. An empty array only means the current filters did not match, not that a project does not exist. The skill relies on an API credential supplied by the platform and stops if it is unavailable. Planned-project details use lowercase publishtime, while attachment requests use publishTime; missing source URLs must be reported as not provided.

Use Cases

  • Filter tender and award notices by region, keyword, amount, and recent thirty days before a bid.
  • Retrieve all announcements for a project number and build a project timeline.
  • Track contract parties, contract period, and expiry to assess follow-on opportunities.
  • Find planned projects and verify owner, region, body text, and attachments.

Best For

  • Sourcing buyers who need to verify tender, award, and contract leads.
  • Market intelligence analysts tracking bidding activity by region and industry.
  • Sales reps tracking planned projects to identify owner and intervention windows.
  • Bid operations managers compiling announcement, attachment, and source-URL lists.