Days swallowed by one dossier
Technical bid, DPGF, forms: a response dossier runs to several days. On a poorly targeted tender, that's all wasted.
Public tenders · Go / No-Go scoring
Which tender is worth a bid?
Putting together a construction bid costs days. Constrigo scores each BOAMP notice from 0 to 100 on clear criteria, sorts the recommended from the marginal, and keeps a record of every Go or No-Go. No predictive AI: rules you can read.
Included in the Pro BTP plan
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ExampleShould you bid on this notice?
BOAMP monitoring · Go / No-Go decision aid
82/100
RecommendedExcellent match
Roof renovation — primary school, Ville de Bastide
BOAMP 24-104732CPV 45261000
Why this score
Matching categories
Roofing · Waterproofing
Service area
Pyrénées-Atlantiques (64)
Budget compatible
248,000 € · profile range
Keywords detected
“steel decking”, “asbestos removal”
Required certification
Qualibat RGE held
Response window
9 days · feasible
Your decision
Win rate on similar notices: 62%
- Free to start
- No credit card
- Mobile app included
The problem
Bidding on a tender you can't win costs you dearly
Building a bid takes days. Doing it for a tender you never had a shot at means those days are gone.
Deciding on gut feel
With no clear criteria, the choice to bid or not comes down to a hunch. Two owners look at the same notice and decide differently.
The same failures, over and over
You replay the same losses — out of area, budget too low, missing certification — without ever learning from them for the next tender.
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Business modules
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Features
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Mobile app included
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Natively built in
Before you put a bid manager on a technical memo, one question: is it worth it? The scoring answers with facts, not a hunch.
0-100 match score
Every BOAMP notice gets a score out of 100 based on your trades, your area, the budget, keywords and your certifications. Fixed rules, not a black box.
"Recommended" badge from 70/100
At 70 and above, the notice rises to the top as a priority. Between 50 and 69 it's a partial match, below 50 a weak match: you see at a glance where to spend your bid-writing hours.
The reasons, line by line
The score opens up: matching trades, area or adjacent area, compatible budget, keywords spotted, required certifications, remaining deadline. You know why before you decide.
Go / No-Go decision, tracked
One click: Go (response in progress) or No-Go (declined). A declined notice leaves your list, and the won-or-lost result feeds your win rate — which then nudges later scores.
From score to decision, in four steps
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1. BOAMP notices come in
BOAMP notices are imported and matched to your company profile: trade categories, service areas, certifications. One source, traceable.
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2. The 0-100 score is computed
Each notice is scored on trades, area (or adjacent area), budget, keywords, certifications and remaining deadline. The breakdown of reasons stays visible: nothing is hidden.
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3. Recommended, then Go or No-Go
At 70 and above, the notice is flagged Recommended. You decide in one click: Go (response in progress) or No-Go (declined). The decision is dated and tracked.
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4. Won or lost, you learn
Each result, with its loss reason, feeds your win rate per trade. That rate adds a bonus to later scores: tomorrow's decisions lean on yesterday's results.
Use case
Bastide SAS settles two tenders in five minutes
Bastide SAS, plumbing and heating, gets two recommended notices on the same day. Which one truly deserves a bid?
Both notices scored
82 vs 38Constrigo shows a score for each, computed on the same criteria: trades, area, budget, keywords, certifications, deadline.
Reading the reasons
Weak vs partialThe 38 tender is red on area, budget and certification; the 82 one is green on trade, area and budget.
Go / No-Go decision
1 click eachGO on the 82, NO_GO on the 38: the firm pours its bid-building days into the only winnable contract.
Outcome recorded
Won / lostAt the end, the firm logs WON or LOST with the reason; the win rate feeds the score of future notices.
Rather than splitting its energy across two dossiers, Bastide SAS put it on the one it could win — and keeps a record to sharpen the next round of sorting.
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ExampleBOAMP monitoringDue in 9 days
82/100
RecommendedExcellent match
Réfection toiture — groupe scolaire
Ville de Bastide · 64
BOAMP 24-104732CPV 45261000248 000 €
Bid file6/7 documents
Technical memo to finalise
Win rate on similar notices: 62%
What changes
A decision you can explain
Each marker below maps to a real scoring rule, not a promise of victory.
3 tiers
Read at a glance
≥70 excellent match, 50-69 partial match, <50 weak match. You read the tier before the detail.
6 criteria
A justified score
Trades, area (and neighbours), budget, keywords, certifications, deadline: every point gained or lost is spelled out.
Go / No-Go
A decision on record
Each notice is marked GO or NO_GO, then won or lost with its reason. Nothing gets decided twice in a vacuum.
With / without Constrigo
Deciding to bid, before and after
Same recommended notice, two ways to decide.
Without Constrigo
With Constrigo
Deciding to bid
On feel, with no framework
A 0-100 score and three clear tiers
Understanding the score
No justification at all
The reasons in full, criterion by criterion
Avoiding tenders lost in advance
You find out it's a mismatch while building the bid
The “weak match” tier flags the mismatch up front
Learning from history
Losses repeat themselves
Your past win rate weights the scores to come
Who it's for, what it's built on
A decision aid, not a black box
Go / No-Go scoring is included in the Pro BTP plan. The score is deterministic: no opaque win prediction, just rules you can verify.
Owner who decides alone
You decide fast, between two meetings: the tier and the reasons give you the call at a glance.
Estimating / bid team
You pool your decisions: everyone reads the same score and the same loss reason.
Firm that bids regularly
The more you bid, the more the per-category win rate refines the sorting, tender after tender.
0-100 score
The deterministic result of the calculation, with its readable reasons.
Go / No-Go decision
The flag that records whether the firm bids (GO) or passes (NO_GO) on a notice.
Won / lost outcome
The outcome logged after the award, with the loss reason where relevant.
Win rate
Computed from your history, it feeds a score bonus on the next notices.
Frequently asked questions about Go / No-Go scoring
In short
Go/No-Go scoring gives each BOAMP notice a score from 0 to 100 using fixed rules — trade match, zone, budget, keywords, certifications, deadline — to decide whether to bid. Above 70, a notice is « Recommended »; everything is shown line by line, with no black box or trained model.
The score runs from 0 to 100. It adds points by fixed rules: matching trade categories, service area (or adjacent area), compatible budget, keywords spotted and required certifications. A bonus is added from your past win rate, and a too-short deadline removes points. Everything is shown line by line.
About Constrigo
Should you bid on this construction tender? The question comes up with every notice published on the BOAMP, and the wrong answer is expensive: a bid built for nothing means days of a manager's time gone. Constrigo's Go / No-Go scoring gives each notice a score from 0 to 100 — the match score between the public tender and your company. That score is deterministic: it rests on clear rules — trade categories, service area or adjacent area, compatible budget, tender keywords, required certifications and remaining deadline. No trained model, no black box; with equal criteria, the score doesn't move. A notice reaching 70 is flagged "Recommended"; between 50 and 69 the match is partial; below 50 it's weak. The breakdown of reasons shows on every line, which makes the Go or No-Go decision explainable to your team and your management alike. Once you commit, you track the outcome: tender won or lost, with the loss reason. That feedback feeds your win rate per trade, which adds a bonus to later scores — simple, transparent learning built on your own results rather than an opaque prediction. You spend your bid-writing hours on the tenders where you genuinely stand a chance, and stop responding by reflex to notices that don't fit. Decide fast, decide right, and keep a record of every choice: that's the whole point of tender scoring. Upstream, public-tender matching is what surfaces the relevant BOAMP notices; scoring then steps in, on a given notice, to settle whether it's worth a bid.
Stop bidding blind
See in a few minutes how Constrigo scores your BOAMP notices and tracks your Go / No-Go decisions.