01 / Already drafted
Review the draft
£395
A marked-up draft, criteria check and budget check, with the changes ranked.
One selected revision round included. Writing from scratch is separate.
Explore a reviewFor UK companies
Put your delivery into the answer.
Tender writing and review for UK companies.
For companies too small to keep a bid writer on the payroll. Your delivery record becomes scored answers, with eligibility gaps checked before the writing begins.
Tender review £395. Full tender £1,950. The initial read is free. You hear back within 24 hours.
Base fees. An applicable award payment is additional, including for reviews. See award amounts and terms.
Inside an illustrative tender
An answer.With a trail.
- 01The buyer's question
Who takes responsibility during the handover?
- 02Your delivery record
Roles, plans and the records that support them.
- 03The response
A clear commitment, linked to the relevant evidence.
The requirements in your tender set the test.
Choose your starting point
Choose the help your tender needs
02 / One live deadline
Write the response
£1,950 full tender
Scored answers, method statements and social value, written from your delivery record.
Scope and deadline agreed first. You approve and submit.
Explore the writing03 / Ongoing opportunities
A month of tenders
from £1,500 a month
Find suitable opportunities and write the applications your agreed monthly plan includes.
Paid monthly in advance. A month's notice ends it.
Explore monthly supportBudget for the award payment too. A grant or tender carries an additional payment if awarded, agreed before work starts. See amounts, due dates and full payment terms.
Inside the work / Illustrative example
Prove the delivery. Check the right to bid.
An illustrative repairs tender. Separate a useful operating record from a requirement it cannot satisfy.
Read the complete example below.
Operations file / Responsive repairs
- Duty rota
- A supervisor owns the open-job review
- Escalation log
- Unresolved jobs pass to the responsible manager
- Tender question
- Explain how you prevent repairs being left unresolved
- Responsibility
- Duty supervisor reviews open repairs
- Evidence
- Duty rota + escalation log
Open the delivery record.
A duty rota and escalation log describe how this example business handles unresolved repairs.
Requirement → evidence → answer
- Requirement
- Explain responsibility for unresolved repairs
- Source
- Duty rota and escalation log
Matched answer
The duty supervisor reviews open repairs and records escalations to the responsible manager.
- Buyer asks
- Who owns unresolved repairs?
- Answer
- The supervisor reviews and records escalations
Make the responsibility explicit.
Match the operating evidence to the buyer’s question, instead of calling the team experienced.
Participation check / Still unresolved
- Delivery method
- Supported by the rota and log
- Required accreditation
- Current certificate not supplied
- Status
- Eligibility must be checked
A real boundary: Do not imply the qualification exists. Check the requirement and evidence before proceeding.
- Delivery method
- Supported by the rota and log
- Still needed
- The required accreditation certificate
A strong answer cannot replace accreditation.
In this example, the buyer also requires accreditation. Its current evidence has not been supplied.
Tender decision record
- First
- Confirm the accreditation requirement is met
- Then
- Check the written answer against the operating records
- Client approval
- Confirm the commitments and final prices
Your account: You approve and submit the tender. Your portal logins stay with you.
- First
- Confirm eligibility
- Then
- Approve the answer, commitments and prices
Decide whether the bid can proceed.
Resolve the requirement first. Then approve the response and your delivery commitments before uploading it.
Your tender, with the scope agreed first
A full tender is £1,950. A shorter response is from £500. Half the fee starts the work and the other half is due on delivery. One round of the changes you pick is made for you inside the fee, and anything wanted after that is quoted first.
The full tender includes scored answers, method statements explaining how you will deliver, social value and the eligibility check. Everything produced is yours on delivery. You approve the final answers and submit through your own account. Your logins stay with you.
Every answer written for a company here goes into an answer library, your own written answers kept current, and the next tender is written from it. So the second month asks less of your team than the first.
Your team has written it?
See what a marked-up review returns →One round of the changes you pick is made for you inside the fee, and anything wanted after that is quoted first. Writing from scratch is separate.
The fee covers a draft up to 3,000 words or six scored questions, whichever comes first. A longer draft is priced from the free read before you send it.
Planning beyond this tender?
- £1,500 a month: up to 1 full tender, or 2 shorter responses.
- £2,950 a month: up to 2 full tenders.
Capacity depends on suitable opportunities and your evidence. A month's notice ends it. See monthly scope, exclusions and the founding offer →
One payment on an award, agreed in advance
On a win there is one more fee. It is agreed before any work starts and invoiced when the funder's or the buyer's award letter arrives, and you pick its shape before anything begins, so it goes into your bid budget before you commit.
| Payable on the award | |
|---|---|
| First year under £100,000 | £1,500 |
| First year £100,000 to £250,000 | £3,000 |
| First year more than £250,000 | £5,000 |
On an award you pick one of two, and you pick before any work starts. Either the fixed fee in the table above, or 5 per cent of the first-year value of the contract you win, capped at £15,000 and agreed in writing before anything begins.
Keep control of the tender
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Get the fit, fee and dates
Send your contact details, the tender documents and the deadline if known. The first read is free.
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Supply the delivery record
An hour to an hour and a half on a call, plus your relevant contracts, policies, certificates and figures. Missing evidence and questions come back to you.
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Approve and upload
Review the completed response and prices, settle the remaining decisions and submit through your own portal account.
Answering the buyer's or the funder's clarification questions after a submission we wrote is quoted before it starts. There is no VAT to add to the published fees. Any applicable award payment is additional to the base fee.
Before handing over the documents
Can a bid writer guarantee a win?
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No writer decides the award, and on most packs price carries part of the score. What the answers can do is take every mark that is left, which is why each one is written under the criterion it is scored on.
Who approves and uploads the tender?
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Everything produced is yours on delivery. You approve the final answers and submit through your own account. Your logins stay with you.
How are our documents and AI handled?
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Whether AI is used, and what happens to your material, are both answered on the security page.
Tell us about the tender
Add your contact and company details, then the tender link, a file or a short description. Include the deadline if known. For monthly support, describe the contracts you want to bid for.
Or call 07984 845440, or email [email protected].