Public documents
Where the source permits collection, available tender documents can be downloaded and linked with the opportunity.
Tender documents
Move from a headline to the detail.
Use publicly accessible documents and available notice information to support the next review step.
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What is available
Keep the notice and its evidence connected.
Notice context
Available scope, dates and source information help orient your team before it reads the full tender package.
Access made clear
A document behind registration, payment or a supplier login still needs the appropriate access on the original portal.
Before estimating
Read the complete package.
Confirm what you have
Compare collected files with the buyer’s current document list. Check for amendments, revised drawings, site-visit instructions and questions issued after the initial notice.
Record what matters
Put mandatory requirements, clarification dates and submission steps into your bid review. Assign responsibility for checking the source again before submission.
A useful next step
Decide before committing bid time.
Review eligibility, capacity and unresolved questions before starting the estimate. Our practical checklist gives you a place to record that decision.
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