Transport
Bid Writing
Transport bid writers who know the territory
We offer more than 300 vetted consultants with transport bid experience, across rail, highways, logistics, aviation and passenger services — covering operators, contractors and the supply chain.
The experience you can access
Our consultants cover rail and highways frameworks, logistics and supply-chain tenders, and aviation and passenger services, with real command of safety- and reliability-led evidence.
Consultant spotlight: one consultant brings 23 years of bid experience alongside a decade in rail operations management — rare operational depth on rail and transport submissions.
Skills on tap
Rail & highways frameworks · logistics & supply chain · safety and reliability evidence · operational mobilisation · social value · carbon reduction · Red Team reviews
Why transport bids turn on evidence
Safety, reliability and social value dominate transport competitions, layered over real operational and regulatory complexity. Evaluators want detailed proof of safe, resilient delivery and a credible mobilisation plan, and they increasingly weight carbon and community benefit. A strong operational story still loses marks if it isn’t evidenced against the criteria. Our writers pair genuine operational understanding with the discipline to score it.
Public sector framework experience
Transport bidding has its own gateways — RISQS supplier qualification for Network Rail, whose CP7 frameworks (2024–2029) govern most rail capital works, plus National Highways and TfL frameworks and the major civils routes (SCAPE, Pagabo Civil Engineering & Infrastructure). Our consultants have written winning bids for Network Rail and National Highways, and know how safety, reliability and social value are scored across these agreements.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have rail and transport bid writers?
Yes — more than 300 consultants in our network have rail, highways, logistics or aviation experience.
Do your writers understand operational delivery?
Yes. Several combine bid expertise with hands-on operational backgrounds in rail and transport.
How much does it cost?
Consultants are typically engaged on a day-rate basis — based on our own market data, Bid Writers average around £500-£800 per day and Bid Managers around £600-£900 per day (depending on experience / industry / location), or on a fixed project price or risk-reward basis for longer assignments. Because the return on a winning bid is the contract itself, the right support routinely pays for itself many times over on a single win. We’ll set out clear options after your free initial consultation.
