Demand trend
Demand ran above the recent weekly average
On 30 July 2026, 5,296 new requirements were recorded vs a trailing 7-day average of 2,688 (+97%). This is a same-dataset comparison — not seasonally adjusted.
Daily Brief · 30 July 2026 · Thursday
India Government Procurement & B2B Tender Report — 30 July 2026
Data-driven analysis of institutional buying in India — new tenders, sector demand, buyer activity, contract awards, and near-term deadlines from GemSetu's GeM dataset.
Institutional buyers across India published 5,296 new purchase requirements on 30 July 2026, including 228 high-value tenders, with 90% run as reverse auctions. The most active buyer was Ministry of Defence with 2,056 requirements. Highest demand: Repair (85 new tenders). 214 contract awards worth ₹2.04 crore were recorded the same day — largest single award: Manpower Outsourcing Services - Minimum wage - Unskilled; Not Required; Others at ₹38.7 lakh.
Executive summary
On 30 July 2026 (Thursday), institutional buyers across India published 5,296 new purchase requirements in GemSetu's continuously updated GeM dataset — 228 classified as high-value in our sample. Roughly 90% of sampled lots with auction metadata were reverse auctions.
Ministry of Defence led buyer activity with 2,056 requirements in sample, signalling where compliance-ready sellers should focus catalogue and OEM paperwork.
On the supply side, "Repair" was the most demanded product or service line with 85 new tenders — the clearest category-level demand signal for MSME sellers on GeM that day.
Award activity matched the publishing pulse: 214 contracts worth ₹2.04 crore were recorded the same day, led by Manpower Outsourcing Services - Minimum wage - Unskilled; Not Required; Others at ₹38.7 lakh, indicating buyers moving from requirement to award in parallel with new pipeline creation.
5,296
New tenders published
228
High-value requirements