Table with information of BIDs from a vendor

Hello,
We are in a classical SRM 5.0 escenario and use the fucntionality BID invitations.
Im looking for tables where the information of a Vendor bid is stored in SRM.
Especially the acceptance or rejection indicators of a BID.
Thanks for any reply,
Aart

Hi,
You can find all the info in tables BBP_PDHGP and BBP_PDIGP for all BID relatd info.
You could also use the foll FM's :
List of bids from a particular vendor:BBP_PD_QUOT_GETLIST
Bid details for a particular bid :BBP_PD_QUOT_GETDETAIL
BR,
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