Dishaya / Tender Bid Pack

Know If You Qualify Before You Bid, Then Bid Properly

Paste the tender. Every eligibility condition is checked against your own turnover and years in business, and you get the documents most bids need, drafted and ready to edit.

What You Get

• Eligibility, line by line. Each condition marked Meets, Gap or Check, so you see a disqualifying gap before you pay an EMD.
• The tender at a glance. Scope, estimated value, EMD, key dates and the buyer, pulled out of the document.
• A document checklist. Everything the tender asks you to upload, in one list.
• Drafted bid documents. Covering letter, company profile, technical approach and a work plan, written around this tender.
• Pre-bid queries. The questions worth asking the buyer before the deadline.

Why You Can Trust The Eligibility Check

Turnover and experience conditions are compared with the figures you enter by plain arithmetic, not by AI opinion. Conditions that need proof, such as a certificate or an OEM authorisation, are marked Check so you confirm you hold them. Nothing is marked as met unless your own numbers meet it.

Who It Is For

• MSEs and startups bidding on GeM or state e-procurement portals.
• Suppliers and contractors who bid often and want the paperwork done faster.
• Bid consultants preparing packs for several clients.

Honest Limits

Always read the full tender and its corrigenda yourself before submitting. The drafted documents are starting points to check and sign, not legal advice, and the buyer's portal rules decide what is accepted.

Questions

Can it tell me if I am eligible for a GeM bid?

It checks every eligibility condition it finds in the tender against the turnover, years in business and other details you enter, and marks each one Meets, Gap or Check.

What documents does the bid pack include?

A covering letter, a company profile, a technical approach and work plan, a checklist of documents the tender asks for, and suggested pre-bid queries.

Do I paste the whole tender?

Paste the tender text, including scope, eligibility, technical specifications and the list of documents required. Longer is better.