Services for selling to the government, methodically
Hire a single service or full management. Each one connects to the next: information is entered only once.
Services
Everything you need to sell to the government, methodically
You can hire a single service or full management. Each one connects to the next, so information is entered only once.
Company profile and assessment
What you sell; what you manufacture, import or distribute; where you operate; what you can prove; and what contract amounts and guarantees you can sustain. The result is a profile of capabilities, constraints and opportunities.
Confirmed vs. declared capabilities
Documents available and pending
Coverage, financial capacity and exclusions
Public-market studies
Demand, amounts, buyers, competitors, awarded prices, seasonality and market concentration for your product.
Tender search
Open tenders that match your real capabilities, found with a search matrix that improves with every process.
Opportunity evaluation
Disqualifying requirements first, then compatibility on a 100-point scale, with the reasons in plain view.
Bid preparation
Summary of tender terms, checklist, forms, technical matrix and final check before submission.
Document review
Validity dates, signatures, file names, annexes with no blank fields and consistency across documents.
Pricing strategy
Net price, VAT and total calculated only once, and compared with the minimum, median and latest winning price.
Results tracking
Outcome, awarded company, winning price, score, buyer's observations, rejected documents and gap with the winner. Every process yields lessons for the next.
For companies
For companies that want to sell to the government without improvising
You don't need to know about tenders. You need to know what you sell, what you can deliver and how far you can go. We'll handle the rest together.
Manufacturers
Importers
Distributors
Installers
Service providers
Companies that have never bid
Companies that bid but don't win
What you get
Clear documents, with sources, in formats your team already uses: PDF, Word and Excel.
Executive reportTwo or three pages: market, prices, demand, buyers, competitors, opportunities, open items and conclusion.
Full reportProfile, methodology, historical market, requirements, risks, financial model, recommendation and sources.