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This week, I had the pleasure of speaking with Eliza Carbines, the Founding Director of Tender Relief. Eliza brings a wealth of experience in tender and bid management, spanning across various industries, including the built environment. Tender Relief was established around five years ago and specialises in understanding, supporting and delivering tenders that appeal to procurement requirements in any market.
During our conversation, we delved into the nuances between public and private sector tendering, exploring the different approaches and processes involved. Eliza shared valuable tips for individuals and organizations embarking on bid preparation for specific projects - from smaller projects through to mega developments. She also highlighted common mistakes to avoid, shedding light on the pitfalls that can hinder a successful tender submission. Whether you're involved in tender creation or simply interested in the topic, this discussion offers practical insights and guidance.
Regardless of the market sector you operate in, Eliza's expertise and advice will prove valuable. From understanding the intricacies of tendering to grasping key takeaways, there is a wealth of useful information to glean from this episode. I hope you find Eliza's insights as informative and beneficial as I did.
Amongst other things in this podcast, we discussed:
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If you work in the built environment and bidding/tendering on new projects is important to you; then have a listen!
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