Competitor profile

AMAR CHAND

They win 39% of what they bid, and 39% of the value they chase.

23tenders on record
3buyer authorities
1state
22 Aug 2026last award
Total bids
23
23 including cancelled tenders
Awarded
9
13 lost · 0 still pending
Awarded value
₹1.0 Cr
of ₹2.6 Cr bid — 38.8% conversion
Win rate
39.1%
of 23 decided bids

Bid outcomes

Lost bids carry more value than won ones — they chase big and lose big
By count23 bids
39.1%
56.5%
Awarded939.1%
Pending00.0%
Tech rejected14.3%
Lost1356.5%
By value₹2.6 Cr
38.8%
56.0%
Awarded₹1.0 Cr38.8%
Pending₹00.0%
Tech rejected₹13.3 L5.1%
Lost₹1.5 Cr56.0%

Where they win

3 authorities · 1 state

Top buyer organisations

PWD₹35.9 L35.7%

Operating states

LowHigh

Top competitors

In tenders they both bid · bar shows how the awards split
01
Tulsi Ram Sharma1 win · 6 shared tenders
₹13.4 L
won head-to-head
02
Sunil Khachi2 wins · 5 shared tenders
₹25.8 L
won head-to-head
03
Rajinder Singh0 wins · 4 shared tenders
₹0
won head-to-head
04
Kamlesh Kumar1 win · 3 shared tenders
₹5.5 L
won head-to-head
05
YOGESH THAKUR0 wins · 3 shared tenders
₹0
won head-to-head
06
₹0
won head-to-head
Rival awardedAMAR CHAND awardedOthers

About AMAR CHAND

AMAR CHAND appears as a bidder on 23 government tenders on record, from 3 buyer authorities in 1 state. Of its 23 decided bids, it was awarded 9 — a 39.1% win rate — worth ₹1.0 Cr in total. Its most recent award on record is from 22 Aug 2026.

Its largest buyer by awarded value is Himachal Pradesh Forest Department, at 57.5% of what it has won, out of 3 authorities that have awarded it work. Most of its awards come from Himachal Pradesh. On priced bids, its median quote is 7.9% above the lowest bid (L1).

It most often bids against Tulsi Ram Sharma, Sunil Khachi and Rajinder Singh. Tulsi Ram Sharma bid on 6 of the same tenders and won 1 of them; AMAR CHAND won 3.

This profile is built from what portals disclose publicly. Several states never release bidder lists or quoted prices, so it likely understates a company's true footprint. Companies are matched by the name they bid under, so firms sharing a common name can appear together. A tender counts as won when the company received the award. TenderShark compiles these public records independently and has no association with any government portal, buyer, or bidder.