For most of the last decade, winning public work meant four portal logins, a folder of PDFs named “final_v3”, and a Saturday morning with too much coffee.
Find the tender, ten clicks deep. Download the pack. Type the same Selection Questionnaire answers into another authority’s form. Attach the same insurance certificate for the fortieth time. Hope the deadline was the date you wrote down and not the one on page 12. Tenders got missed. Good ones.
The honest answer is: a small specialist supplier cannot do this properly alone. The opportunities are public, but they are spread across a dozen portals that do not talk to each other, and every one of them was built for the buyer.
So we built the bid team we wished we had. AI watches every portal, qualifies each tender against your profile, and drafts the response from your own documents. A human reads every bid before it is submitted. You approve it, or you set the rules and let it run.
If the first bid is not something you would put your name to, we refund it. That is the only way to know whether we have actually solved the problem we had ourselves.
