Bid compliance checklist: seven checks before submission.
Start with the latest buyer instructions and the files you intend to upload. For each of the seven checks, record the result, supporting evidence, owner and next action on the control sheet. An unresolved critical issue means hold; seven boxes ticked do not guarantee acceptance.
Current requirements first. Final files last.
Confirm the current buyer instructions before checking the response. Name the exact files covered by the review, including required attachments. After an authorised person submits them, keep the portal confirmation as a separate record: internal approval is not proof of receipt.
From buyer authority to a confirmed submission.
Record the owner, result, supporting evidence and next action for each stage. Use HOLD for unresolved release conditions; do not turn the checklist into an averaged score.
Lock the current buyer source
Reconcile every required deliverable
Verify claims against approved proof
Close commercial and approval decisions
Inspect the exact release package
Validate the human upload
Confirm submission and preserve receipt
A checklist is useful only if each answer refers to the same current bid state.
A stale source, changed attachment or new export can invalidate an earlier “yes” without changing the checklist itself.
Keep the next control question clear.
The resource hub is organised by buyer task, not by page type. Move sideways only when the question changes.