China Bidding Information

Problem

In procurement and bidding analysis, you often need answers like: what tenders did a company publish, who won, what historical unit prices did a brand or model trade at, and which recurring projects are nearing renewal. Public announcements, company profiles, and award records are scattered, and manual searches can miss fields or stages. This skill wraps China bidding-related API tools for structured queries around bid_process, match_modes, and keyword combinations.

How It Works

• Bid search: search_bids filters by keyword, region, amount, and time; query_bids_advanced supports keyword_groups and exclude_keywords for queries that must satisfy multiple conditions.
• Company analysis: search_company matches related entities, while get_company_profile, get_company_partners, and find_competitors support profiling, customer/supplier lookup, and bid-overlap competitor analysis.
• Market and pricing: get_top_brands and get_price_trends query brand/model history and award prices, while aggregate_bids_advanced produces multidimensional statistics.
• Key parameters: match_modes controls whether keywords match caller, winner, tender, or other fields; bid_process selects stages such as procurement intent, tender, award, and contract. A common default set is [1,2,4,7,8].
• Invocation and errors: API keys are read from the environment or local config when available; responses such as RATE_LIMITED or INSUFFICIENT_BALANCE require checking quota, rate limits, or key source.

Boundaries

The skill is best for data covered by the API: tenders, awards, procurement intent, contracts, and expiring projects. It does not replace company websites, news, policy texts, or other web research. For trend and competitive analysis, use objective bid data first, then supplement it with reliable external sources. Advanced keyword logic requires the right tool and match fields; otherwise results may be too broad or too narrow.