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REQUIREMENTS GUIDE & EXAMPLE

Keep every tender requirement accounted for.

A compliance matrix connects the buyer’s instructions to your response and supporting evidence. It should show what is complete, what is missing and who needs to act.

Try the evidence-led response editorSee the response template

Start with these fields

FieldPurpose
Requirement ID and exact wordingKeep one row per requirement and retain the buyer’s wording.
Source and versionRecord document name, clause/page and relevant addendum.
Requirement typeSeparate mandatory conditions, scored criteria and administrative instructions.
Response locationPoint to the draft section, schedule or portal field.
Evidence and expiryName the supporting document, section and validity date.
Owner and due dateMake the next action and responsible person explicit.
Assessment statusRecord confirmed, gap, uncertain or not applicable with a reason.
Final reviewRecord the final check separately from whether the answer has been drafted.

A worked fictional example

Example only. These requirements, documents and owners do not describe a real procurement.

RequirementEvidence / responseStatusNext action
M01 · Current public liability cover at the requested levelInsurance certificate, page 1UncertainFinance: confirm cover and dates against the required period.
S01 · Explain quality assuranceDraft answer plus inspection procedurePartialOperations: add inspection frequency and escalation responsibilities.
A01 · Signed declarationBuyer’s declaration scheduleGapBid owner: obtain the authorised signature before upload.

Read the whole tender

Requirements can appear in conditions, schedules, pricing instructions and addenda. Check tables and footnotes as well as narrative sections.

Keep evidence separate from writing

A complete paragraph does not resolve a missing certificate. Track the factual requirement and the draft answer independently.

Recheck before submission

Reconcile the latest addenda, attachments and portal fields. A matrix helps manage review; it does not certify legal compliance or guarantee acceptance.