The records
You are not bidding in a vacuum. Atlas is the ground.
The tenders, the awarded work, the published rates, and the firms you bid against, read the same way as your own record.
A bid is decided as much by the world outside your firm as by anything in it. Atlas reads that world the same way Vault reads yours: as facts with a source, not a feed of links.
The market, read as facts rather than a feed.
Live tenders across every portal
Every notice worth reading, gathered into one corpus, with the corrigenda and addenda that quietly change what a tender asks for.
Awarded work and the L1 that won it
What comparable work went for, who took it, and at what number, so a pricing decision has something behind it.
Schedules of rates and market prices
The published SoRs the authorities price against, the cost indices that move them, and live material rates.
The firms you bid against
Who can credibly bid a given work, what they have delivered, and where a partner would fill the gap in your own record.
Atlas is shared ground, so nothing of yours is in it. Your record stays in Vault, and it never becomes anyone else's market data.
Every capability that touches Atlas, and what it takes.
- AssistantPublic tenders, their outcomes, and the firms behind them
- DiscoveryLive tenders across every portalNotices, corrigenda, and addenda as they publish
- EligibilityThe qualifying criteria in the tender and its addenda
- Competitor IntelligenceThe firms who could bid and the work they have deliveredThe technologies and geographies in play
- EstimationSimilar projects, their bids, and the L1 that won themSchedules of rates and live material prices
- Bid AssemblyThe tender's requirements, forms, and annexures
See Atlas on your work.
A 30-minute working session on one of your live tenders. We build Vault from your credentials and show you what the capabilities read off it.
Talk to our team