Course, module 12 of 16
The documents you need
Most of these take days to write and are asked for with hours of notice. Build them once, keep them current, and a proposal becomes assembly rather than authorship.
counted over all of it, not over a sample
By the end of this module you will be able to
- Build the standing set that every buyer and every prime eventually asks for
- Write a capability statement that is read rather than filed
- Treat past performance as an asset you build deliberately rather than one you hope accumulates
- Assemble a per-proposal set from parts you already have
- Keep your own documents indexed against the requirements they answer
The standing set: build these before you bid anything
These are not per-solicitation. They are your company's permanent kit, and the difference between a firm that can respond to something in two days and one that cannot is almost entirely whether this set exists.
Keep reading
The rest of this module opens with your name and email
All sixteen modules open on this device for about six months. No card and no password.
Still to come in this module
- The standing documents
- The capability statement, which is almost always written wrong
- The per-proposal set
- Key personnel, and the commitment behind a resume
- Teaming documents, and the trap in them
- Things the record will not let you assert twice
- Questions at this stage