Competitor profile

Pratap Biswas

They win 20% of what they bid, but only 9% of the value — the bigger bids get away.

15tenders on record
2buyer authorities
1state
4 Jul 2026last award
Total bids
15
15 including cancelled tenders
Awarded
3
11 lost · 0 still pending
Awarded value
₹1.9 Cr
of ₹21.7 Cr bid — 8.6% conversion
Win rate
20.0%
of 15 decided bids

Bid outcomes

Lost bids carry more value than won ones — they chase big and lose big
By count15 bids
20.0%
73.3%
Awarded320.0%
Pending00.0%
Tech rejected16.7%
Lost1173.3%
By value₹21.7 Cr
83.2%
Awarded₹1.9 Cr8.6%
Pending₹00.0%
Tech rejected₹1.8 Cr8.2%
Lost₹18.1 Cr83.2%

Where they win

2 authorities · 1 state

Top buyer organisations

Operating states

LowHigh
Assam₹1.9 Cr

Top competitors

In tenders they both bid · bar shows how the awards split
01
Ashit Roy8 wins · 8 shared tenders
₹11.6 Cr
won head-to-head
02
SULTAN MAMUD1 win · 5 shared tenders
₹1
won head-to-head
03
Surajit Roy0 wins · 3 shared tenders
₹0
won head-to-head
04
NURUDDIN AHMED0 wins · 2 shared tenders
₹0
won head-to-head
05
MOHIR UDDIN AHMED2 wins · 2 shared tenders
₹2
won head-to-head
06
Ashok Kumar Ghosh2 wins · 2 shared tenders
₹2
won head-to-head
Rival awardedPratap Biswas awardedOthers

About Pratap Biswas

Pratap Biswas appears as a bidder on 15 government tenders on record, from 2 buyer authorities in 1 state. Of its 15 decided bids, it was awarded 3 — a 20.0% win rate — worth ₹1.9 Cr in total. Its most recent award on record is from 4 Jul 2026.

Its largest buyer by awarded value is Department of Water Resources, at 100.0% of what it has won, out of 2 authorities that have awarded it work. Most of its awards come from Assam. On priced bids, its median quote is the lowest (L1).

It most often bids against Ashit Roy, SULTAN MAMUD and Surajit Roy. Ashit Roy bid on 8 of the same tenders and won 8 of them; Pratap Biswas won 0.

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.