A lot of money can rest on a tender being delivered on time. So it makes sense to do it right and get the delivery aspect right – there are no second chances and if you really want the business you quite simply cannot afford to take the chance.
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Often the requirements of the tender require the envelope that it is delivered in contains no marks other than the address of the office – no franking marks, no notes on the envelope, no stamping from the delivery company – nothing that could give one company the edge of another.
So you need a same day courier service to get your proof of delivery without compromising your tender documents in the tendering process.
A courier service will also enable you a few more precious days to perfect the document, so your bid is the best it can be. This is where a time critical service comes into it’s own – it’s flexible, adaptable and designed to get you the maximum time and the tender document itself there on time.
We recently read a funny article about legal contracts and what some of them look like prior to submission, and whilst I know the tenders you supply for delivery are pristine, it still makes a good read.
What do you think?
Kevin
