Bid writing services & business developmentWe find the work.You deliver it.

We find public tenders and private contract opportunities that suit your business, check the eligibility requirements, and help your team prepare the tender response, including selection questionnaires and supporting documents. You provide the facts, evidence and price, and we support the submission once you have approved it. Alongside tenders, we contact main contractors, framework holders and commercial buyers, and introduce you to the ones who agree to speak with you.

There are two ways to work with us. A Performance Partnership starts with a one-off Tender Readiness & Bid Library, has no monthly fee, and most of our fee is a success fee on contracts you win, payable after your customer has paid you. A Retained Partner pays a monthly fee in return for lower success fees, priority capacity and continuous pipeline management. Fees are set out in a signed services agreement before we start, so you know the cost before any bid goes in.

If an opportunity doesn't turn into paid work, there's no success fee. That covers tenders we advise you not to bid for, bids that aren't successful, and introductions that don't lead to a contract. The Tender Readiness work, and the monthly fee for Retained Partners, are agreed separately.

No. You submit, or authorise, every bid yourself. We find, analyse and help prepare each bid with your team. You provide the company information, evidence, pricing and delivery commitments, and approve the final submission. We never sign contracts or set prices for you.

No. Because most of our fee depends on results, we first check whether there's a realistic chance of winning together: your relevant experience, certifications, delivery capacity, geography and contract size, the evidence and case studies you can provide, how many suitable tenders your market has, and how quickly you can turn round pricing and approvals. If we don't see a realistic route to winning, we'll tell you.

We search UK public procurement portals, such as Find a Tender and Contracts Finder, and the portals councils and other public bodies use to advertise contracts. For private work, we research main contractors, framework holders and commercial buyers directly, because many of those opportunities are never advertised.

We check each opportunity against your company profile: the services you deliver, the area you cover, your experience, accreditations, capacity and financial standing. We then recommend bid, watch or pass. The fit score we use shows how well a contract suits you, not a predicted chance of winning.

It depends on the buyer. Some public bodies and main contractors ask for accreditations such as Constructionline or an SSIP-recognised health and safety scheme, and many don't. We check what each tender asks for against the accreditations you hold, and flag anything missing before you commit time to a bid.