Bidkoo Services
Work on government projects as a sub-contractor
Not ready to bid as the main contractor, or not eligible yet? Many awarded contracts need sub-contractors and suppliers. We connect businesses that have won government work with businesses that can carry out part of it, in both directions.
- Fee agreed first. We tell you what we will do and what it costs before any work starts.
- You approve every bid. Nothing is submitted until you have seen the final bid and said yes.
- Your name, your DSC. Bids go in your company’s name, on the official portal, signed with your own DSC.
What we do
For sub-contractors
Tell us your trade, area and capacity; we introduce you to main contractors that need that work.
For main contractors
Sub-contractors and suppliers we know in the trade and area, introduced once both sides agree.
The contract’s conditions
Government contracts usually allow sub-contracting only with the department’s approval, and some parts of the work cannot be sub-contracted. We check what yours says.
Paperwork that counts later
A written agreement, work orders and a completion certificate from the main contractor, which some future tenders accept as experience.
Who it is for
- Small contractors and specialists building up government experience
- Suppliers of materials, equipment, labour and transport
- Main contractors who need dependable sub-contractors for a new contract
- Businesses not yet eligible to bid in their own name
How it works
- 1
Tell us what you do
Or what work you need done, where and when.
- 2
We look for a match
Among contractors and suppliers in that trade and area.
- 3
Introductions
When both sides agree to talk.
- 4
Agree the terms
Between yourselves, with the paperwork done properly.
What you will need
We send you an exact checklist for your case; this is the usual list.
- Your trade, the work you can do, and the areas you cover
- Your team, equipment and the size of job you can take
- Past work, with work orders or completion certificates if you have them
- For main contractors: the contract, the work to sub-contract and the timeline
Questions about Sub-contracting Opportunities
Is sub-contracting allowed in government contracts?
Usually yes, within limits. Most contracts require the department’s prior approval, may cap how much of the work can be sub-contracted, and keep the main contractor responsible for all of it. The contract says what applies.
Does sub-contracted work count as experience for my own bids?
It depends on the tender. Some accept a completion certificate from the main contractor with the work order; others count only work done directly for a government buyer. Read each tender’s definition of similar work.
How do I start?
Send us a message on WhatsApp with your trade, the areas you cover and the size of work you can take on.
Often taken with Sub-contracting Opportunities
Ready to start with Sub-contracting Opportunities?
Message us on WhatsApp with a few lines about your business, or a tender link. We reply during office hours.
WhatsApp +91 87801 17165 · Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM IST