Tendaro for IT service providers

For IT service providers, Tendaro bundles SIMAP tenders from the typical CPV codes for software, consulting, operations and support. Industry-specific templates for security, ISO certificates, Swiss hosting and key roles speed up the first response and raise the compliance rate with public buyers.

Starting point for IT service providers

IT service providers handle public and private tenders with technical, operational, security and data protection requirements. The specific evidence differs by buyer and procedure.

Typical review areas

How Tendaro supports this

Tender Intake takes over SIMAP publications and manually uploaded packages. Knowledge Matching proposes reviewed knowledge blocks with their sources; AI Drafting produces a draft from them for subject-matter review. Submission Check flags potential gaps against the captured requirement list.

Limits and measurement

Rules, sources, criteria and product scope are confirmed on a concrete tender in the demo and proposal. The pricing page shows a model calculation with disclosed assumptions; the actual time gain must be measured in your own pilot.

Frequently asked questions

Which CPV codes are most relevant?

In IT, mainly the main CPV groups 48 (software packages and information systems), 72 (IT services: consulting, software development, internet, support) and parts of 50 (repair and maintenance services). Tendaro filters SIMAP by these codes by default; further codes can be added per tenant.

How are ISO certificates stored?

Certificates sit in the knowledge library with their scope, issue date, expiry date and owner. Submission Check warns automatically if a certificate would be expired at submission time, and Knowledge Matching selects the currently valid certificate for each answer.

Can we store buyer-specific style guides?

Yes. Style guides can vary by buyer type (federal, cantonal, municipal, sector buyer, private). AI Drafting automatically selects the appropriate style based on the Tender Intake classification.

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