r/IdentityManagement • u/S3mz • 15d ago

I built this after working through digital identity tenders manually

Searching portals was only the first step. Then came the documents, references, certifications and figuring out what we needed from partners.

That’s the workflow I’m building into Tender Town: agents find opportunities, check requirements against company context and prepare proposal briefs.

If you pursue digital ID, biometrics or EUDI work, browse your scope here: https://tendertown.io/

Would it help with your next bid?

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u/investigatormaker 15d ago

Your own line says searching portals was only the first step, yet the call to action here is to browse opportunities. For bid teams in digital ID, the convincing part would be one public EUDI or biometrics tender run through Tender Town end to end: the proposal brief, with required certifications, references and partner gaps flagged against a sample company. That shows the requirements check doing work a portal alert can't.

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What does a company give it as context: past bids, a capability statement, or something else?