A Blockchain Framework for Transparent Government Tendering
Prof. Shital Aher1, Ritu Mangesh Godse2, Priti Gangaram Rumane3, Shubhangi Radhakrishna Thombare4, Vijaya Rajaram Walve5
Dept. of Information Technology, Sir Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology, Nashik Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune, India.
1saher40@pravara.in 2ritugodse@gmail.com 3pritirumane062@gmail.com 4shubhangithombare32@gmail.com
5vijayawalve28@gmail.com
Abstract — Blockchain technology has begun as a transformative innovation, gaining significant attention from governments worldwide due to its enhanced security, improved traceability, and cost-effective infrastructure. Traditional government tender allocation systems are often centralized, making them vulnerable to cyber threats, data breaches, and unfair practices such as favoritism and corruption. To address these issues, this paper proposes a blockchain-based secure framework for government tender allocation. By leveraging blockchain’s decentralized and transparent nature, the system ensures a fair, tamper-proof, and efficient tendering process.
The proposed framework functions as a distributed ledger where registered users can securely submit their tender quotations across various government departments. The system enables trustless and anonymous interactions while maintaining transparency, as all transactions are recorded immutably on the blockchain. The tender evaluation process is managed by an authority or administrator who verifies experience, compliance, and procedural requirements before making an informed decision. This approach mitigates security risks, enhances process integrity, and improves overall efficiency by optimizing decision-making parameters.
By implementing this blockchain-based solution, we aim to eliminate vulnerabilities in traditional tender allocation systems, ensuring fairness, reducing fraudulent activities, and fostering trust between stakeholders. This work provides a robust architecture for secure and transparent public procurement, setting a foundation for future advancements in e-governance.
Keywords— Blockchain, Tender Allocation, Security, Transparency, Decentralization, Public Procurement, Fraud Prevention
