The whole bid desk, built for contractors.

Most bid software does one part of the job. Bidligence takes a tender all the way: find it, analyse it, decide, price, write, check and export, then record the result — and every step is saved as you go. You can also hand the tender pack to Hunter 1.0, the in-app bid agent: it runs the analysis and the Bid Score, configures the bid, starts the package once you give the go-ahead and builds the exports. The bid or no-bid call stays yours.

Claims about your company — projects and contract values, staff, certifications and turnover — are drawn from your Evidence Vault and company profile, and each document shows how many evidence items it drew on. If the tender asks for something your evidence does not cover, Bidligence leaves a marked placeholder and lists it as a claim to confirm. Those claims show on each document and are counted on the Submission Guard's audit before you submit.

The tender's mandatory forms, certificates, bonds and format rules are read into a checklist and matched against your Evidence Vault. Before you submit, the audit lists missing items, linked certificates that have expired, the bid-security amount and validity the tender requires, claims still to confirm and how close the deadline is. When you upload an addendum and review it, Bidligence shows what changed, moves the deadline if the closing date changed, adds any new checklist items and flags the documents that need updating.

The Bid Score rates each tender you analyse on six weighted factors — client, project fit, capability, competition, profitability and risk — and gives its reasons for each. A break-even calculator shows the win rate a bid needs to pay for itself, and every bid you decide to pass on is recorded and counted in your pipeline analytics.

Bidligence keeps a rate library of 164 construction items across 18 categories, and every rate in it shows its sources: published schedules, supplier and RFQ quotes, contracts you have won, cited web research and your own entries. When your BOQ is priced, a line that maps to the library and passes its confidence checks takes the library rate, tagged with its range and confidence; other lines start from a Super Intelligence estimate for you to check. Where the scope matches, rates from contracts you have won are used first — and they are never shared with other workspaces or added to the shared rate index.

Bidligence watches a curated registry of public procurement sources, from development banks and the UN to national e-procurement portals and agencies. You can add tender pages or RSS feeds of your own, and each night it searches the web for new tenders in the countries its customers watch, across the 66 countries that nightly search covers. New notices are matched to your keywords, countries and minimum value, and the best matches reach you by e-mail in a daily or weekly digest.

A global profile based on World Bank and FIDIC practice, plus 21 regional procurement profiles, sets the currency, standards and authorities each tender is read against. You can bid in any of 100 currencies, take supplier quotes in another and report in your home currency. If a quote cannot be converted, Bidligence holds it back rather than treating it as one-for-one.

There are 12 document generators: CVs, work plan, method statement, programme, compliance matrix, risk register, HSE plan, QA/QC plan, sustainability and social value plan, cover letter and bid form, questionnaire answers, and forms and declarations. Where the tender prescribes its own schedules, numbering and section order, the documents follow them. A Mock Evaluator scores the draft against the tender's weighted criteria, and the package exports as editable DOCX and XLSX files or as one ZIP.