Korea G2B Procurement Search

What is the Korea G2B Procurement Search tool?

This tool searches official public procurement information from Korea's government e-procurement system, 나라장터 (G2B), operated by the Public Procurement Service.

It lets you follow official G2B open data from bid notices through award results and contract information.

It can also review files attached to a notice, such as requests for proposals, statements of work, and specifications, then analyze their key requirements and eligibility conditions.

What information can it retrieve?

The tool can retrieve the following fields from official G2B open data.

Bid notices

• Notice title and current status
• Issuing agency and requesting agency
• Budget and base amount (estimated price)
• Bidding and bid-opening schedules
• Regional and industry restrictions
• Attached notice files and content analysis
• Direct link to 나라장터 (G2B)

Award results

• Winning supplier
• Award amount and award rate
• Bid-opening result (awarded or failed)
• Bid-opening date and time

Contract information

• Contract title and amount
• Contracting agency and requesting agency
• Contracted supplier
• Contract date
• Direct link to 나라장터 (G2B)

When can you use it?

Korea G2B Procurement Search is especially useful in these situations.

• When you want to find active bid notices by agency or keyword
• When you need a notice's budget, base amount, schedule, or eligibility restrictions
• When you want to analyze requirements and submission documents in an attached RFP, statement of work, or specification
• When you want to identify the winning supplier, award amount, and award rate for a notice
• When you need an official record of the supplier, amount, and date of a contract

For example, you can ask, "Find active cloud-related bid notices posted by Korea's Public Procurement Service," "Check the winning supplier and award rate for this notice number," or "Look up Seoul's data-platform contracts on G2B." The AI will search official G2B open data and organize the results.

How to use it

Enter the target, procurement stage, and any date or eligibility conditions in natural language.

[Notice, contract, or agency] + [Bid notice, award, or contract] + [Date, region, or industry conditions] + [Search or comparison request]

Here are some examples.

• Bid notices: "Find active cloud-related bid notices posted by Korea's Public Procurement Service"
• Attachment analysis: "Analyze the RFP attached to this notice and summarize eligibility and required submission documents"
• Award results: "Check the winning supplier, award amount, and award rate for this notice number"
• Contracts: "Look up the supplier and contract amount for Seoul's data-platform contracts on G2B"

Practical request checklist

For a stronger Korea G2B Procurement Search request, state the goal, input, scope, and output format together. Adding specific constraints reduces follow-up questions and makes the result easier to use.

• Provide a notice or contract number, title, agency, or precise keywords.
• Choose bid notices, award results, or contracts, then set the date, region, and industry scope.
• Ask for the amounts, schedules, restrictions, suppliers, award rates, and G2B links you need.
• For attachment analysis, identify the document and the focus, such as eligibility, required submissions, or scope of work.

Review, save, and reuse the result

Korea G2B Procurement Search results are official G2B open data as of the query time. Check the following before carrying them into the next task.

• Confirm that the notice or contract number and agency match the procurement record you intended to find.
• Statuses, amounts, and schedules may change, so open the direct G2B link and verify the latest source record.
• Read award or failed-bid outcomes by the bid-opening time, and contract records by the contract date.