Public sector tenders and how to win them


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Tender completion services

Tender writers from Ways2win work with you to win contracts by completing tender documentation on your behalf.

Experienced tender writers use their expertise to complete the documentation so that every detail is of outstanding quality.

There is an initial set up process whereby the ways2win tender writer meets you to:

  • Go through the tender instructions and plan the actions required to submit the tender on time
  • Seek all standard documentation required by the public sector in order to tender, such as financial information, policies, procedures and certificates. If any policies are out of date or do not exist, advice will be given as to the best solution
  • Collate company-related materials such as imagery, literature and pricing
  • Draw out through discussion the distinguishing factors of your organisation. This is the process whereby you are able to emphasise your unique selling points. This process also uncovers other contract-winning factors that can win contracts that are not typically used or considered as powerful selling tools

The tender will be an accurate reflection of your business, so your business must be in shape to deliver the contract. Consistently winning tenders over a sustained period gives the specialists who complete them an understanding of how companies are able to present themselves to most effect through the tender process, which is distinctly different from the traditional business to business sales process.

The tender is then completed by ways2win and reviewed in-house for quality assurance. The final draft is submitted to you for approval before submission.

You can read what our clients think of our service on our testimonials page

Call 01392 248 548 to speak with one of the ways2win team.

 

 

 

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