Twenty-two questions about how work actually gets done in your business. Eight minutes, on a phone. You get a score out of 100, the three things costing you most, and a figure against each one.
3.4.2 The Contractor shall submit, within fourteen (14) days of the Effective Date, a Quality Control Plan prepared in accordance with ISO 9001:2015 and approved by the Company Representative prior to commencement of any Works.
One of roughly 600 in a mid-size tender. Someone reads all of them.
Extracted, classified and dated. Ready for a compliance matrix.
What you get
Twenty-two behavioural questions across seven areas of your business. Deterministic scoring — no model decides your number.
Self-serve · Under 15 minutes
Give us a published tender. You get back the register the bid team would otherwise spend a fortnight building by hand.
Published tenders only · By arrangement
How the score is built
A score you cannot check is a score you should not trust. Every weight, every cap and every money figure in the report shows its own arithmetic.
Where you land
The money page
Every finding prints the sum that produced it. Then the total is capped at 12% of your estimated technical payroll — and the report says so, in words, naming both figures.
An uncapped figure reads as a sales trick and loses the room. The cap is there so the number survives being checked by the person who signs.
Start
No account, no password, no sales call. Stop partway and we will email you a link that reopens where you left off.
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