One tender. Thirty minutes.

Tell us about a recent tender: the kind of work, how big it was, and how you priced it. We will walk through it with you, from the pack to the quotation. If it is not a fit, we will say so.

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What happens next.

A person reads it
Not a queue, not a sequence. If the tender you describe is not a fit for what Writguard can do today, we say so in the first reply.
Thirty minutes, one tender
We go from the pack to the quotation and show where every number would come from: the drawing, your rate book, a supplier quote, or the person who decided it.
You see the limits first
The not-proven list comes up in the first call, from our side. You should not have to discover it.
No data changes hands
A first conversation needs nothing connected and nothing uploaded.
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