Webinar: How to Anticipate Promising Government Bids from National Budget Trends

Are you always behind in bidding because you only start searching after the announcement?

To work on bids from government agencies and municipalities, you check announcement information every day. You find an interesting project, read the specifications, prepare your internal system, and by the time you're finally ready to submit, the deadline is looming. Have you ever had such an experience? Quickly finding announced projects and bidding on them is the basics of winning, but if you only act after the public solicitation begins, you'll always be a step behind.

Projects don't appear suddenly. Promising fields show up in budget trends

In reality, bid projects are not born suddenly. Behind them are always administrative plans and annual budgets. Based on the budget established in the previous fiscal year, projects for the current fiscal year are solicited from time to time. The issues the government wants to solve appear as national budget, and they are linked to municipal budgets and business plans. In other words, even before the announcement, there are clues to read which fields will see an increase in projects. Still, it's not realistic to individually investigate the budgets and plans of over 1,700 municipalities nationwide, and without a clear way to chase the clues, many companies end up returning to waiting for announcements.

Read the national budget and anticipate promising projects

In this seminar, Ururu Co., Ltd., which provides the bid information service "NJSS," will explain how to anticipate promising projects from the FY2026 national budget trends. We will introduce four focus areas based on the background of budget increases, and show you three key points for linking the national budget to bid projects, along with four live demos from different perspectives, on the actual screen. If you want to gain a perspective that allows you to act without waiting for announcements, from central ministry projects to municipal projects, please join us.

Organizer / Co-organizer Ururu Co., Ltd. ■ Cooperation Majisemi Co., Ltd.

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