One tender.
Thirty-four pages.
50 requirements.
Watch.
The product, end to end
Scroll to watch Bidframe read the Bradwell grounds tender. The deal-breakers surface first, it flags what is missing, and it drafts each answer only where your documents support it.
The problem
A bid writer spends weeks reading a public tender. The one line that voids the whole bid looks like every other line on the page.
Extraction
Every requirement is pulled out with its clause and page, so nothing is lost at a page break and nothing is read twice.
The catch
Public tenders have hard pass or fail gates. Bidframe lifts them to the top, so you see the bid-killer before anything else.
Honesty
Where it is unsure it says so and flags the line for you, instead of dressing a guess up as a finished answer.
Autofill
It drafts each answer from your own documents, and shows exactly which one it came from, down to the page.
Control
You approve, edit, or flag each one. Nothing goes into the bid that you did not sign off yourself.
The map
Each requirement links to the award criterion that scores it and to the ones it depends on, so you see where the marks live.
That is the whole pipeline. Below, the same pipeline on the real Bradwell tender.
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No backend, no key, no theatre pretending to be live inference. This is a real pre-baked run, shown slowly enough to inspect.
Worked example, read-only
This is the real thing, on one real tender. Nothing here is yours to upload or break, but every requirement links back to its clause, and you can open the document to check any line.
Every requirement is mapped to the award criterion that scores it and to the others it depends on, so you see where the marks live and what has to be answered in order.
Gating requirements glow oxblood here as on the worklist. Miss one and the whole bid is void.
Each links to the award criterion it scores against, on the right, so you can see where the marks live.
Dashed forest lines show which requirement depends on which, so nothing gets answered out of order.
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