Method Statement and Technical Response
Where a tender is scored on functionality rather than price alone, the technical response is where the points are. Panels score whether you have understood the scope, whether your methodology is credible, whether your resourcing matches the work, and whether your programme is realistic. This is that section written properly against the specific scope you are bidding on - not a generic capability statement with the buyer's name changed.
- Demonstrated understanding of the scope, written against that tender
- Methodology and approach, step by step through the work
- Resourcing plan: people, equipment and how they are deployed
- Programme and realistic timeline for delivery
- Quality, health and safety approach where the tender scores it
- Risk register with mitigations
- Editable document plus PDF, so you can reuse the structure on later bids
Drafted and returned within 4 working days, as an editable document plus PDF.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is this worth buying?
- When the tender is scored on functionality and not on price alone. If the evaluation is purely price and compliance, the technical response carries no points and your money is better spent elsewhere. The tender document says which it is.
- Will it guarantee a high functionality score?
- No. Panels score against their own published criteria and their own judgement. What this does is make sure you are actually answering what they asked, in the structure they score, instead of submitting a generic capability statement.
- Is this engineering or professional certification?
- No. It is a written response drafted from the approach and resources you describe. Where a tender requires a signed professional certification, that must come from a registered professional - we cannot provide it.