Tender intelligence
See every tender before it closes, and every bid after it is awarded
Government tenders across Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and the UAE, in one table inside your CRM. Open Today for what is new and what closes this week, read the full bidder table on any awarded tender, and track the ones you want into a bid pipeline in one click.
Free plan, not a trial · English and Arabic · Six markets, one table
Today
Start every morning knowing what changed
The plane opens on Today: what is open now, what closes in seven days, which results and awards landed this week, and what is new since your last visit. Every count opens the list behind it.
- New tenders, closing this week, results landed, largest awards
- The next 14 days of closing dates, in order
- Changes on the buyers and suppliers you watch
- A preview of the contracts coming back to market
The bidder table
Know what winning took, bid by bid
Open any awarded tender and read every bidder, sorted by price, with the winner at the top and every other bid marked by its distance from it.
Every bid, priced
Each bidder with its registration number, bid amount, awarded value and local-content ratio.
The spread in one line
Priced bids, the gap from lowest to highest, and how far the winner sat below the median.
The lifecycle, dated
Announced, closing, technical opening, financial opening, awarded: each milestone on one stepper.
Buyers and suppliers
Know the buyer before you bid, and the rival you bid against
Every government buyer has a dossier: how much it awards, how many bidders it draws, how often it goes to direct agreement, and the suppliers it keeps buying from. Every bidding company has one too, with its wins, its buyers and the partners it bids alongside.
- Awards by year, against the average buyer in the market
- Single-bid share, so you see where competition is thin
- Add a buyer's open tenders to your pipeline in one click
Watch what matters
Follow the buyers and rivals that matter to you
Watch a buyer or a supplier from any row, and its published tenders, moved dates, awards, wins and losses collect in one dated feed.
Watch
One click on a directory row, a dossier or the radar.
Read
What changed, by day, on the watchlist and in a lane on Today.
Act
Track the tender into a bid pipeline, or put its closing date on the team calendar.
Six markets
One table for the whole region
Government tenders across Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and the UAE, read in English or Arabic with one switch, searchable in both.
Bid teams run the plane as a weekly loop: how a bid team works in Ishara. The tender plane is on the Business plan, $39 per seat per month; see the plans or book a demo.
Frequently asked questions
Which markets does Ishara cover?
Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and the UAE, in one table with one filter rail. Each market page describes its procurement landscape and what a bid team gets there.
What does a bidder table show?
Every bidder on an awarded tender, with its registration number, bid amount, awarded value and local-content ratio, sorted by price with the winner first and every other bid marked by its distance from the winner. A footer sums it up: priced bids, the spread from lowest to highest, and the winner against the median bid.
Can I read the tenders in Arabic?
Yes. One switch flips the tender data between Arabic and English, and search matches both languages whatever is on screen, so the Arabic title your contact quotes finds the row your bid team reads in English.
How does a tender get into my pipeline?
Track in CRM on any row or profile makes a record in your workspace with the tender attached, and from there it runs like any deal: a staged bid pipeline, tasks, email on the record and automations. The tender plane is on the Business plan at $39 per seat per month; Free gives you the CRM and your imports.
Read the market before you bid.
32,822 investors, government tenders across six markets and a CRM that starts free. Bring your data from any CRM or spreadsheet in an afternoon.
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