You issue: a complete, publish-ready call for tenders
Describe the need once. The specifications, the weighted grid and the schedule follow — structured, consistent, ready to publish on your portal.
Drafting a tender by hand means…
Requirements that contradict each other
The rules point to an annex, the grid to a criterion: consistency is checked by hand, section by section.
A weighting that is hard to justify
Every criterion weighs, but nothing guarantees the grid reflects the value you actually seek.
A schedule recalculated at every change
One date moves and everything else shifts: the calendar is redone by hand.
What you get
Structured specifications
Hierarchised sections, drafted from your need — ready to attach to the bid documents.
Weighted price grid
Criteria and weights, consistent with the specifications.
Schedule
Dates worked out, ready to publish.
List of documents to attach
The exact list bidders are required to provide.