Catch a signal
Inspect a business event, procurement notice or permitted discussion without mistaking repetition for corroboration.
Real bids. Client-set rewards.
Put aprice onwinning.
Set your success reward. Find a bid professional. Build a real bid.
Subscription £3.26 + VAT monthly · £3.91 including illustrative UK VAT at 20%.
No upfront bid-writing fee on accepted projects. Choose a fixed success fee of at least £85 + VAT, or a fixed fee plus commission. The agreed reward becomes payable only after the defined success event is verified. Professional acceptance and an award are not guaranteed.
Catch what matters.OPPORTUNITIES × EVIDENCE × ACTION
From observation to action
Evidence earns its place.
The Live Bid Lab is designed to connect permitted market evidence with a private, human-led bid-support project. The spectacle is optional; the source, uncertainty and next action stay readable.
Test the evidence
Separate what was observed from interpretation, counter-evidence, uncertainty and what still needs checking.
Open a private project
Select a tender from the subscriber Signal Door or add its official source link, then define scope, success and a fixed or combined reward.
Keep humans accountable
The client authorises the submission; the named service provider performs the agreed work; evidence supports the outcome.
One lab. Two working sides.
Choose a role. Not a pricing tier.
Each participating person needs a £3.26 + VAT monthly subscription. Choose whether to register as a client or bidding professional.
Set your reward.
Create a private bid-support brief, agree the scope and choose what the defined success event is worth.
For clientsFind your next bid.
Review suitable briefs, declare conflicts and accept only the work and reward that make sense.
For professionals£3.26+ VAT / named person / month
Subscription is separate from reward
Useful before a bid is won.
Subscription opens the lab’s permitted tools. Each client project order separately records the reward, payment authority and success evidence. The client pays Pay Per Award for its service; where an independent professional performs the work, Pay Per Award separately pays that supplier’s remuneration.
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