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— Procurement

Who won, at what value, in which country.

Contract awards from multilateral and open-contracting sources, cross-checked against development-bank debarment lists and broken down by country, source, value and competition.

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Live: World Bank, IADB and Prozorro award recordsPartial: Debarment matches use normalised names, so false matches and misses are possible; the page says when it is running on seed dataSample: The table on this page uses illustrative rowsMethodology
An award recordIllustrative
Digital Gov PlatformPhilippines · ADB$78M

Disbursed 62% · on track

— Overview

What Award Intelligence does.

Award Intelligence covers the end of the procurement cycle: the contract award. It brings together awards from the World Bank, IADB and Ukraine's Prozorro system. You can see who is winning, at what prices, from which buyers and in which markets.

The page opens with a debarment cross-reference. Suppliers in the awards are matched against the debarment and cross-debarment lists of the World Bank, AfDB, ADB, IDB and EBRD. A match is a label for review. Matching works on normalised supplier names, so false matches and misses are both possible.

Below that, the award table can be filtered by supplier or project, source, value and competition, including single-bidder awards only. Charts show awards by country, value by source and the value distribution of the current view. Any view exports to CSV as an evidence file.

— Capabilities

What you can do with it.

The core of Award Intelligence, as it works inside the platform today.

  1. Debarment cross-reference

    Awarded suppliers are checked against World Bank, AfDB, ADB, IDB and EBRD debarment lists, and matches are shown first.

  2. Search and filter

    Search by supplier or project. Filter by source (World Bank, IADB, Prozorro), minimum value ($10K to $10M+) and competition, including single-bidder only. Sort by multilateral first, most recent or largest value.

  3. Market breakdowns

    Awards by country, value by source, a value distribution across five bands, and counts of awards, total value and buyers in view.

  4. Country drill-down

    Filter the award set to one country from the chart and clear it in one click.

  5. CSV evidence export

    Export the filtered view with source, buyer, country, supplier, value, bidder count, award date and source link, up to 5,000 rows.

  6. Award records

    Each award opens to a record with the awarded value, evaluation and contract summary, timeline and links to related projects and integrity flags.

  7. Feeds integrity scoring

    Single-bidder, repeat-winner and price-gap signals in PIRS are calculated from these award records.

— Data sources

Where the data comes from.

Official and licensed institutional sources. Every record keeps its source and a link back to the original.

  • World Bank

    Contract awards from the official procurement data.

  • IADB

    Inter-American Development Bank contract awards.

  • Prozorro (Ukraine)

    Open-contracting award records from Ukraine's public procurement system.

  • MDB debarment lists

    World Bank, AfDB, ADB, IDB and EBRD debarment and cross-debarment.

See every source and its tier on the data sources page, and how each is scored in the methodology.

— Who it’s for

Who uses it, and for what.

  • A team working on laptops around a long wooden tableFor

    Contractors

    Study who wins in their sectors and markets, at what values, before pricing their own bids.
  • Two women studying a laptop screen closelyFor

    Compliance and due-diligence teams

    Screen counterparties and joint-venture partners against MDB debarment and award history.
  • Two men in a lab reviewing data on a tablet, one in blue glovesFor

    Analysts and oversight bodies

    Track concentration, single-bidder awards and value patterns across buyers and countries.
— A look inside

What a Award Intelligence view looks like.

The layout below mirrors the in-platform table. The rows are illustrative, not live records.

Award IntelligenceIllustrative

An award record

An award record — illustrative sample data
AwardCountry · FunderValueStatus
Digital Gov PlatformPhilippines · ADB$78MDisbursed 62% · on track

Illustrative sample. Live records in the platform carry their source, as-of date and provenance label.

— Questions

Frequently asked.

Which award sources are covered?

World Bank, IADB and Prozorro (Ukraine). The page header shows how many awards each source contributes. Until awards are ingested it says it is running on seed data.

Does a debarment match prove a supplier is debarred?

No. Matching uses normalised supplier names, so it can produce false matches and misses. Treat a match as a prompt to check the official list.

Can I export the data?

Yes. The filtered view exports to CSV, up to 5,000 rows, for use as an evidence file.

Are award detail pages complete?

Award pages combine the ingested award with a structured dossier. Where a field is not in the source data, the page shows a placeholder and does not invent a value.

— Get started

See Award Intelligence on live data.

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