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Bid support

Found a tender? Get help winning it.

FreeTender lists open tenders and grants from around the world for free. When you decide to bid, our bid-support team can review the opportunity, prepare the proposal and documents, and get you registered on the portal.

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What we help with

Bid / no-bid review

We read the notice and tender document against your profile — eligibility, turnover and experience thresholds, bid security, timelines — and tell you plainly whether it is worth bidding and what is missing.

Proposal writing

Technical proposals, methodology and work plans, CVs and team structures, and the price schedule, written to the evaluation criteria rather than to a template.

Documents and forms

The forms, declarations, affidavits and annexures each portal asks for, assembled and checked so a bid is not rejected for a missing page or the wrong format.

Registration and digital signature

Getting set up to bid: e-procurement portal enrolment, Class III digital signature certificates in India, SAM.gov and UNGM registration, supplier databases.

Partners and consortia

Many international and donor-funded tenders need a local partner or a joint venture. We help you find one and agree roles before you submit.

Grant applications

Concept notes and full proposals for foundation, government and development-agency funding calls, including budgets and logframes.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Tell us about the tender

    Send the request below, or use “Get bid support” on any open notice — it arrives with the notice attached.

  2. Step 2

    Get a reply and a quote

    We reply by email with how we can help, the time it needs and a fixed quote. Asking costs nothing.

  3. Step 3

    Bid with confidence

    You submit on the official portal under your own name — we prepare, you stay in control.

Request bid support

Looking at a specific notice? Open it on FreeTender and use Get bid support there so it is attached to your request. You can also email contact@freetender.net.

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