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As the UK’s leading bid management and writing company, we are often retained by multi-national organisations to work on very large bids with their existing bid team.
The bid support services we offer are tailored to the requirements of each individual company and our workload is determined by the specifications of the particular bid.
In most cases one or two of our writers will work on site for a number of months in the role of bid manager or bid writer. We work with the existing team and, using our expertise and industry knowledge, work to produce the best possible submission.
What are the benefits?
Companies benefit from the experience we bring to the team. Through working on hundreds of submissions across a range of industries and values, we are able to make your company stand out from your competition and fulfil all criteria within the tender.
We are experts when it comes to added value. Many companies simply answer the question and struggle to produce innovations and added value. Our unique management and writing processes get the best from the teams we work with, and through workshops and bid theme sessions we are able to extract a winning theme.
Why choose us?
Over the years we have worked on a variety of high profile bids, with contract values ranging from £100 million to over £6 billion.
All of our team are experienced in delivering bids of this calibre and our quality assurance procedures mean that the work you receive is guaranteed to be of the highest standard. This is backed up by our UKAS accredited ISO 9001:2008 quality management system.
Evidence
Writing bids for large contracts means that we have to work very closely with your existing team to produce the best possible tender. As a result of this we form close relationships with the teams we have worked with. We are more than happy to provide references from our previous contracts to give you the assurances you need.
Contact us free on 0800 612 5563 to discuss how we can provide bid support to your company.
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