In the Swiss construction industry the bidding process follows strict requirements from BöB and IVöB. Tendaro bundles reference buildings, key people, qualification evidence and certificates as reusable blocks, covers the formal requirements through Submission Check and reduces the risk of late or incomplete submissions.
In the Swiss construction industry the bidding process follows strict requirements from BöB and IVöB. Buyers are the federal government, cantons, municipalities, transport operators and private building owners. Bids are typically submitted in the open procedure or in the selective procedure with extensive qualification and award criteria.
Tendaro bundles reference buildings, key people, qualification evidence and certificates as reusable blocks. Every block has an owner and a review cycle, so expired insurance or missing evidence becomes visible before submission. Tender Intake automatically captures SIMAP publications from the typical CPV codes for building construction and civil engineering.
Submission Check covers the formal requirements from BöB and IVöB: qualification evidence, confirmations on GAV and social insurance, reference requirements per building class and the correct form of submission. Risks are flagged before submission so that exclusion on formal grounds can be avoided.
Tendaro addresses the risk of late or incomplete submissions. Bid Pulse also makes visible in which building classes, regions and buyer types the hit rate is highest, and supports pipeline strategy.
Insurance, GAV and social insurance evidence is stored in the knowledge library with issue date, expiry date and owner. Submission Check warns automatically if a document would be expired at the time of submission and marks it as an open item. The decision on the submission stays with the bid team.
Yes. Subcontractor structures can be modelled in the knowledge library as separate profiles with qualification evidence, references and people profiles. Knowledge Matching proposes a suitable combination for each tender.