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Earlier this year we exhibited at The Business Show 2014 at the London ExCel and following great success we…

A public sector pre-qualification questionnaire (PQQ) is the most common form of proposal when it comes to bid writing. This is the standard ‘first stage’ of contract bidding and is…

There are a number of situations where a firm may hire an interim tender writer. In most scenarios it involves either a high number of bids, or a bid…

One of the first questions we ask potential clients is whether they are ISO certified. If the answer is no, we highly recommend they become certified as soon as…

Posted on 12-11-2014

The case study section of a tender is one of the most important parts. Here you are given free rein to boast about your company’s talents and previous successes. A…

The most common problem clients approach us with is feeling overwhelmed when completing a difficult bid and failing the tender stage as a result.

When we review submissions completed by companies we often come across the same errors time and again. We have reviewed thousands of PQQs and tenders over the years and it…

All too often we come across tenders that have been compiled with generic material and a last minute “copy and paste job”. This may be the easiest option when…

One of the many factors behind a successful tender is the use of high quality and relevant information. This provides valuable evidence of your company’s strengths, key differentials and…

As you may know, our Managing Director, Neil, is a fitness fanatic and a seasoned runner, regularly taking part in a number of sporting events for charity. This year, three of our bid writers also decided (rather appr...

Posted on 29-09-2014