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Bid Quick Search Engine

Data Analysis Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Core Problem: The Challenge of Bidding Information Retrieval

When conducting market analysis, supplier evaluation, or project tracking, engineers and analysts often struggle with the dispersed nature, inconsistent formats, and low retrieval efficiency of bidding data. Quickly locating specific tenders from a sea of government and corporate procurement announcements—matching criteria like region, industry, budget range, or keywords—and obtaining complete contract details, attachments, and original source links is a time-consuming and technically demanding task.

How the Skill Works: Structured Querying and Intelligent Translation

This data analysis skill encapsulates Shibo Technology's bidding data API, translating complex underlying query logic into a natural-language-friendly interaction. Its core capabilities and workflow are:

  1. Intent Recognition & Parameter Parsing: The skill actively identifies key entities in user questions (e.g., "Beijing", "school", "equipment procurement", "last 30 days") and converts them into structured query parameters such as region, industry, keywords, and time range.
  2. Core API Invocation:
    • When user queries are colloquial or ambiguous, it prioritizes the SearchProjectForAI endpoint. This interface, designed for AI agents, intelligently transforms natural language descriptions into executable search conditions.
    • For queries with clear structure, it directly uses the searchProjectApi endpoint to perform precise searches based on fields like keywords, region, industry, amount, and company name.
  3. Result Structuring & Traceability: Query results are presented as structured lists containing fields such as project_name, purchaser, winning_bidder, budget/winning_amount, region, and announcement_stage. To obtain the original announcement, the getCollectUrl endpoint can be used to trace back to the source URL.

Technical Boundaries and Considerations

  • Data Source & Coverage: This skill exclusively calls Shibo Technology's bidding data API. The dataset covers nationwide records from the past decade (over 330 million entries), including 78 structured fields like purchaser, winning bidder, amount, and contacts. However, all interfaces and analysis capabilities are strictly confined to this data source and do not involve other industries or general search engines.
  • Authentication & Quota: All API calls require a valid BBIAO_API_KEY for authentication. Queries consume API package quota. If the quota is insufficient, the API returns error code 0100590006, at which point the user must top up or expand their plan; the skill does not handle this automatically.
  • Query Rules & Output: The skill has default query rules (e.g., default to last 30 days if no time specified, default to nationwide if no region specified). Outputs begin with a conclusion, followed by a table of key projects, and conclude with suggestions for next steps. Fabricating non-existent fields or interface data is strictly prohibited.

Use Cases

  • When formulating a quarterly procurement plan, quickly retrieve tender announcements from the past 90 days within a specific budget range for your industry to identify potential opportunities.
  • After receiving a sales task, you need to analyze a competitor's winning project dynamics over the past half-year to understand their key clients and project strengths.
  • Faced with a vague initial market research request (e.g., 'school information technology equipment procurement'), you need to automatically generate structured search conditions and obtain an initial list of results.
  • To prepare for supplier qualification review, you need to find all procurement contracts published by a specific purchasing unit over the past year and obtain the original announcement links for verification.

Best For

  • A business development manager responsible for supplier sourcing and market intelligence, who needs to systematically track bidding dynamics in target regions or industries to find opportunities.
  • A market analyst or industry researcher conducting industry trend analysis or supply chain research, needing to extract macro-level procurement trends and key customer information from vast bidding data.
  • A procurement specialist responsible for market sourcing, who needs to monitor public tender information for specific product categories or from competitors to inform procurement strategies or perform cost benchmarking.
  • A professional responsible for formulating bidding strategies for government or corporate projects, who needs to analyze historical winning data to study evaluation tendencies and competitor performance.