Blog - Page 26

Cleaning tenders have become a hugely competitive market in recent years. Franchises, sole traders, small companies and large corporations have all attempted to take a profitable slice of the pie.

Being a full-time bid writer can be a stressful and non-stop job, but if you work for a consultancy that writes tenders across all industry sectors, it can also be very interesting and varied!

In the public sector procurement process, there is the requirement to evaluate all potential suppliers on both the price and quality of their goods or services. However, in the tendering world, one of the most common ...

The success of our graduate training programme attracted attention in the press last month. We take a further look at our graduate training programme and how it is contributing to the success of the company as we cele...

As a bid writing firm, we are involved in hundreds of tender submissions for a wide variety of contracting authorities. We discuss the top three trends in tendering as we are experiencing them in the market:

Recently in the press there has been plenty of controversy over the Department for Transport’s decision to award DFDS, Brittany Ferries and Seaborne Freight three ferry contracts to provide additional shipping capac...

Any business offering products or services in the UK can bid for government contracts, and for many companies this is their main source of work.

One of the best approaches to secure work within the public sector is via framework agreements. Whether you are a national company or a small SME about to start tendering for work, being named on a framework is a good...

Our team of bid writers have provided a few top tips to consider when tendering for contracts in the year ahead.

The Government have released official guidance around publishing and accessing OJEU contract notices in the event of a no-deal Brexit – this information would be published on a new UK e-notification service instead ...

The nature of bidding for public- or private-sector contracts means that there is usually a short timescale from issue of a contract notice to the deadline for receipt of tenders.

2019 is off to a good start as we are celebrating our ten-year anniversary. We have been featured in NE Times to mark our tenth year in business, to discuss how far the business has come, and our stand-out projects an...