Editorial and sourcing policy
Readers should be able to check anything we publish. This page explains where each kind of content comes from.
News briefings
Stories are selected from the public feeds of established publishers, among them OilPrice.com, Rigzone, Mining.com, PV Magazine, Utility Dive, Offshore Energy, MIT Technology Review and central banks. Each briefing carries the original headline, names the publisher and links to the original report. We do not copy the publisher's article or its photographs.
The analysis under each headline is drafted with an AI language model from the publisher's summary. It is commentary, not reporting, and it can be wrong. Every briefing says so on the page. If the analysis and the original report disagree, trust the original.
Figures
We do not publish cost estimates, risk scores or contract values of our own. A number appears on AuraTender only when it comes from the cited source.
Tenders
Tender notices are taken from the public data services of official procurement bodies, beginning with the World Bank. We shorten long titles and leave everything else unchanged. Each entry links to the official notice, which is the only authoritative version. Deadlines can be extended or cancelled by the buyer, so confirm on the official page before you prepare a bid.
Explainers
The Learn section is prepared by the AuraTender desk with AI assistance. Each figure names its source. Explainers describe how things generally work and are not advice for a specific project or jurisdiction.
Market data
Prices and charts are supplied by TradingView through its embedded widgets and may be delayed.
Advertising
Paid placements are labelled "Sponsored" or "Advertisement". Sponsors have no say over editorial content.
Corrections
If you find an error, write to rodrigo@auratender.com with the page address and the correction. We fix confirmed errors and note the change on the page.