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Many organisations do not have an internal resource dedicated to bid and tender writing and instead have one of their staff, such as a ...

Executive Compass were featured in the North East Times in the latest issue of the magazine, which focused on the topic of ‘brand’. We discuss how to reflect your brand and identity when bidding for public sector ...

A guest blog post from our proofreader, Jane Badger, looks at why you should proof your tender submission and how to check your own work.

Imagine being told that you had to read a 30,000-word novel over the next two weeks. Not too bad? Okay, imagine being told that you had to read six, 30,000-word novels over the next two weeks. Imagine also, that we’...

Thousands of KFC customers took to social media platforms last week to express their shock and dismay upon finding that KFC was unable to deliver their signature chicken products. #KFCcrisis began trending on Twitter ...

It is widely thought that writing a tender submission is time consuming, complicated and includes a lot of documentation – and this is mostly true! However, to make your bid writing process a much simpler one, we di...

Bidding for contracts is a competitive market, and ultimately you will be judged on your written proposal. We discuss how you can make your tender submission stand out against your competitors and how to make it attra...

With the deadline almost upon us and thousands of organisations still to transfer over to the new ISO 9001:2015 standard, we look at the most common issues companies have been facing when it comes to getting their QMS...

What is HS2? High Speed 2 (HS2) is a planned high-speed railway service line currently in development. The line takes the form of a ‘Y’, with London at the bottom…

The importance of going green In November, the government released new statistics on fuel consumption, emissions and pollutants, and no surprise, they are still high. With these…

We take a look at bid writer Rach's day.

A frequently occurring memory from my time in primary school is always ‘the gym apparatus’. A basic metal frame standing no more than six feet tall, its use in…