Start with an instruction, not a blank page
Describe what your bid needs and start from a controlled tender-document format instead of rebuilding the same Word file.
Tell TenderKosh what your bid needs, combine the instruction with a controlled document format and reusable bidder context, then review the generated first draft before submission.
AI assists drafting. Tender instructions, corrigenda, buyer-issued formats, and your authorised review remain the final authority.
TenderKosh AI workspace
Prompt → editable tender document
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NON-BLACKLISTING CERTIFICATE
Editable before export · human review stays in control
Product preview showing a user instruction being converted into an editable tender-document draft, with bidder and tender context mapped before human review.
Built for repeat bid work
Describe what your bid needs and start from a controlled tender-document format instead of rebuilding the same Word file.
Bring company identity, address, signatory, and reusable workspace information into the drafting flow with less repeated typing.
Use tender references and bid context so the generated document starts closer to the requirement your team is preparing for.
Edit the generated draft, compare it with buyer-issued requirements, and approve the final wording before export or submission.
Tender document library
Select a controlled format, add tender-specific instructions, generate the first draft, and review it against the buyer-issued tender documents before use.
Bidder declaration for blacklisting or debarment requirements.
Try for freeSelf-certification for local-content and Make in India tender requirements.
Try for freeStructured escalation contacts for tender communication and issue handling.
Try for freeUndertaking for relationship or conflict declarations requested by the buyer.
Try for freeDeclaration covering conviction-related eligibility statements.
Try for freeStructured declaration for financial standing and bidder capability.
Try for freeDraft declaration for bid-security requirements where the tender permits it.
Try for freeWarranty commitment with editable duration, scope, and tender context.
Try for freeEMD exemption request using MSME or Udyam details and tender references.
Try for freeRequest for turnover or experience relaxation where applicable.
Try for freeAcceptance declaration for tender terms, specifications, and corrigenda.
Try for freeDeclaration for bidder restrictions and land-border related compliance.
Try for freeHow it works
Start from a verified document type, then tell TenderKosh what this bid needs in plain language.
Confirm the tender reference and reuse the company, signatory, and bid-specific details required for the draft.
TenderKosh combines the selected format, your instruction, and available context into an editable document.
Edit the wording, save versions, reuse templates, and prepare the final file after team review.
Built for real bid preparation
TenderKosh combines plain-language instructions with controlled document types, reusable bidder context, editable drafts, version history, and team review so generation fits into the tender workflow instead of becoming another copy-paste tool.
Use purpose-built certificates, declarations, undertakings, and exemption requests instead of relying on a generic chat response.
Turn frequently used wording into private or workspace templates so your team avoids repeated drafting across bids.
Keep draft history and work in a structured editor so reviewers can stay on the right version before export.
AI assists drafting; tender instructions, buyer formats, corrigenda, legal review, and authorised sign-off still take priority.
FAQ
TenderKosh is designed for common bid documents such as non-blacklisting certificates, Make in India certificates, escalation matrices, undertakings, bid-security declarations, warranty declarations, MSME exemption requests, bid-terms acceptance certificates, land-border declarations, and other controlled formats added to the document library.
Yes. The document-generation workflow can use your instruction together with the selected document type and available bidder or tender context to prepare an editable first draft. The generated wording should still be reviewed against the tender requirements before use.
No. TenderKosh helps prepare and review drafts. Your team remains responsible for checking the final document, signing or stamping where required, and submitting it through the relevant procurement portal or buyer process.
Yes. The workflow is built around editable drafts, saved versions, and reusable templates so your team can adapt wording to the exact tender requirements before final use.
Yes. The workflow is designed to reduce repeated data entry by reusing relevant company and workspace context while still letting you review the values used in each document.
No automated draft should be treated as a compliance guarantee. Tender conditions, buyer-issued formats, corrigenda, and applicable law always take priority. TenderKosh helps reduce repetitive drafting work, but the bidder must review the final document before submission.
Choose the TenderKosh plan that fits your team and start using document generation as part of your tender workflow.
Try for freeAlways review generated drafts against the tender document, corrigenda, and buyer-issued formats before submission.
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