From a new tender to a package you can send.
A real ADB tender. The firm and its people are made up.
What sinks a bid, by the funders’ own rules.
The funders’ own rules, each with its source. Click one.
Rejected
A proposal that arrives late, or goes to the wrong address.
Source: ADB, User’s Guide to the standard RFP (2022) · UNICEF, RFP for services (2022)
DevTender finds the deadline that applies, and where to send it.
Disqualified
An EOI that leaves a question in the notice unanswered.
Source: ADB, How to submit an EOI
DevTender drafts every part the notice names.
500–700 of 1,000
ADB’s points that ride on the CVs. An expert short of the minimum scores below average.
Source: ADB, FAQ on consulting services (2021) · World Bank, standard RFP (2023)
DevTender checks each person against each ask.
0%
An expert’s score when the CV leaves out their citizenship.
Source: ADB, standard RFP (May 2024)
DevTender lists every empty CV line before you send.
Non-responsive
A form missing, unsigned, or in the wrong format.
Source: ADB, consultant recruitment seminar (Apr 2025) · World Bank, standard RFP (2023)
Final check lists each form, and what only you sign.
Not counted
A past project your firm did not hold itself.
Source: ADB, standard RFP (May 2024) · World Bank, standard RFP (2023)
DevTender writes references only from your own files.
It does the reading and the writing. The calls stay with you.
It never invents.
No qualification, number, price or signature is made up. What your files don’t show, it asks you.
The tender’s words, not ours.
Every ask is shown as the tender states it, with where it says so, beside what your files show.
You decide, sign and send.
DevTender never submits, signs or prices for you. Your files stay yours; delete them any time.
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