Guide
Singapore government tender results: where to find them
Singapore government tender results are published on GeBIZ, which shows the awarded supplier and amount for each tender. Historical awards are also available as an open dataset on data.gov.sg. Past results are one of the best guides to pricing and positioning your next bid.
Updated 2026-10-09
Where results are published
- GeBIZ: each awarded tender shows the supplier and awarded value on its notice.
- data.gov.sg: the government publishes a dataset of procurement awards made through GeBIZ, useful for looking across many tenders at once.
- Agency announcements: large projects, for example in land transport or public housing, are sometimes announced in press releases too.
Results for land sales, HDB shop and hawker stall tenancies, and tenders run by private or government-linked companies are published separately by those organisations.
What an award tells you
An award shows who won, which agency bought, when, and for how much. Read alongside the original tender, it tells you the going rate for a scope of work, which competitors are active in your space, and how often an agency changes supplier.
Using results to win more
- Benchmark your price against awards for similar scopes before you submit.
- Know your competitors: see which firms keep winning with the agencies you target.
- Plan ahead: service contracts run for a fixed period, so an award made a few years ago hints at when the work may be tendered again.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I see Singapore tender results?
On GeBIZ, where awarded tenders show the supplier and amount, and in the government procurement dataset on data.gov.sg.
Are LTA and HDB tender results public?
Tenders these agencies run through GeBIZ show their award results there. Some large projects are also announced by the agency.
Does TenderSmart show tender results?
Not yet. We start with alerts for new tenders. Award history is on our roadmap.