Five examples from our clients: acceptance onto the Buckinghamshire Framework for Home Care, the Buckinghamshire Framework for Supported Living and "the Dorset one", the award of a Staffordshire tender, and Approved Supplier status on a staffing DPS. They are a sample, not a full list, and each shows the original message. Our team was writing care tender bids well before Selective Care Match Ltd was registered, and we report a 96% win rate, substantiated by our internal tracker.
Five outcomes: four from client WhatsApp messages, in the clients' own words, and one from a buyer portal notification. Six Care Solutions Ltd is named with their agreement.
| Case | Area | Framework or tender | Outcome | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Case 1 | Buckinghamshire | Buckinghamshire Framework for Home Care | Accepted onto the framework | Client-reported |
| Case 2 | Buckinghamshire | Buckinghamshire Framework for Supported Living | Accepted onto the framework | Client-reported |
| Case 3 | Dorset | Dorset | Accepted | Client-reported |
| Case 4 | Staffordshire | The Staffordshire tender | Awarded the tender | Client-reported |
| Case 5 | Second Tier Agency Staffing Requirements DPS | Approved Supplier status, subject to signing the DPS agreement | Buyer portal notification |
Each record says what the client's message states and what it does not. Where a detail is missing, we leave it out rather than fill it in.
Case 1. Client-reported
In their message, the client wrote that they got "accepted onto" the Buckinghamshire Framework for Home Care.
Case 2. Client-reported
In the same message, the client wrote that they were accepted onto the Buckinghamshire Framework for Supported Living.
Case 3. Client-reported
In the same message, the client wrote that they were also accepted onto "the Dorset one I mentioned before".
Case 4. Client-reported
Their message reads: "we have been awarded the Staffordshire tender".
Case 5. Buyer portal notification
The buyer's notification reads: "you have been granted 'Approved Supplier' status subject to signing of the DPS Agreement".
We turn down bids we do not think a client can win. Before anyone pays, we read the tender pack and check the pass or fail criteria, such as the CQC or Ofsted rating gate, turnover, insurance and contract examples. If we do not think you can win, we tell you and we do not take the job.
So the rate is high for a plain reason: we choose which bids to write, and we say no to the rest. It is not a guarantee. Not every bid wins, and no writer can promise a council's decision. You can read how the check works on our free eligibility check page, and what we write on our care tender writing page.
Yes. Here are five examples: acceptance onto the Buckinghamshire Framework for Home Care, the Buckinghamshire Framework for Supported Living and "the Dorset one", the award of a Staffordshire tender, and Approved Supplier status on the Second Tier Agency Staffing Requirements DPS. Each is shown above with the original message.
Where a client agrees, yes. Six Care Solutions Ltd, a care provider, is named here for its Staffordshire tender award. Other clients prefer not to be named, so we show the area, the framework or tender as they named it, and their own message.
No. Councils score every bid and nobody can promise a result. What we do is tell you honestly whether we think a tender is winnable for you, and turn down bids we do not think you can win.
Text TENDER to +44 7822 030677and we'll tell you free whether you'd qualify.
