Criteria-based review
An assessment of the agreed draft against the questions and evaluation criteria supplied.
Independent bid review
Independent bid review.
An independent review of your draft, with priority changes to strengthen the answers, evidence and consistency before lodgement.
Discuss your requirementsThe engagement
What the work involves.
A useful review asks whether each answer does its job: responds to the question, explains the delivery approach and provides the requested evidence. We assess the agreed draft against the tender requirements and give your team a prioritised revision list.
What you receive.
Gap and consistency findings
Missing evidence, incomplete answers, unclear commitments and inconsistencies identified for attention.
Prioritised recommendations
Written feedback that distinguishes important gaps from lower-priority improvements.
Review discussion
An agreed handover discussion to clarify the findings and the next steps for your team.
How it works.
Confirm the review scope
Agree the draft version, tender requirements, review depth and time available for revisions.
Assess the response
Read the draft alongside the request, checking relevance, evidence, structure and consistency.
Prioritise improvements
Provide actionable recommendations so your team knows what to change before final approval.
What we need from you.
- The complete request, evaluation criteria and relevant addenda
- The draft version you want reviewed, with its supporting schedules
- Any specific concerns, known gaps or sections needing close attention
- The closing date and the time your team can allow for revisions
We agree how to share sensitive documents before you send them.
Scope and responsibilities.
A review is based on the documents and information provided. It does not verify all underlying business records or certify legal, technical or regulatory compliance. Rewriting, a second review and submission support are included only when agreed in the scope.
See the engagement process · Rates and estimatesCommon questions.
Is this a proofread?
Proofreading can be part of a review, but the focus is the substance of the bid: whether it answers the requirements and presents a credible, evidenced delivery approach.
Can you review a partly completed draft?
Yes, if the scope makes clear which sections are ready and what is still being developed. The recommendations will reflect the maturity of the material supplied.
Can you make the changes as well?
We can discuss a separate or combined writing scope. The review itself provides findings and recommendations; drafting changes is not assumed to be included.
Have a project in mind?
Tell us where you are in the process, what support you need and when the opportunity closes.