Have you ever wondered how many times you participate in biddings? How many times have you seen the award of a major contract get out of hand on appeal? or also; how many times is your offer is disqualified due to an error, either from the official or yours? To win a bidding there are no magic formulas and neither can you win all of them; but it is possible to present solid and competitive offers with a greater chance that your company will be awarded the desired contract if a well thought out and efficient process is prepared.
The State is the largest purchaser of goods and services in any country and ours is no exception. You even have to ask yourself, if they are experienced companies or not; if the participation process is efficient. One reality is that many companies make their offers based on templates that they present over and over again, perpetuating the same mistakes many times. But in general; how can you have any chance to win a bidding?
How to Win a Bidding?
If you as national or foreign entrepreneur believe that by negotiating with the institution you can win a contest, the answer is no. Even if you win a bidding; the radius of action or response time that you have to negotiate the terms and conditions of the contract is very little, since the cartel is the contract. In short; the regulation of little or no space for direct negotiation with the institution.
Every entrepreneur wants to increase their chances of success; and to do so it is advisable to follow the following steps:
To get the opinion of a professional, we spoke with Jeffry Rios, who is a lawyer and a dominant broad on the subject of biddings; where he shared with us, the next step in knowing if a bid was won or lost; and he told us the following:
“In the event of winning or losing a tender, it is necessary to resort to the awarding act in order to adjust the resolution to the legality and terms of the cartel, the types of resources that exist are those of appeal that are processed before the General Comptroller of the Republic; and revocation before the same contracting administration “.
As reviewed, there are no magic formulas to win a bidding. Nor is it assured that with this there will be an assured victory in any bidding. However they well say that experience is what really makes us learn, so there will be moments of pure trial and error; and all are valid. The important thing is that if you are facing a bid; have to defend yourself, have the necessary tools to make each moment worthwhile and even be one step ahead always. Be careful; negotiations are always situations that must be handled as delicately as possible.