We read your bid.
We read the winner's.
Upload the documents, your bid and the winner's. Both are held against the same criteria and the asymmetries surface on their own. Every ground for exclusion is attacked in private before you see it. Only the survivors reach you, with the literal quote, the article and the filing deadline in working days.
Losing is expensive. Losing blind is worse.
Award decisions get contested less than they deserve, and mostly by whoever can afford a law firm's first week. The grounds are real: formulas misapplied, criteria drifting mid-procedure, winners missing what the documents demanded. They sit in the file, unread, until the window closes.
Forensics reads the file the day you lose. Every candidate ground is attacked before you ever see it: what survives comes with the literal quote, the legal article it rests on, whether the defect can still be cured, and the working days you have left to act.
Find. Attack. Report what survives.
Upload the file
The procedure documents, the award decision, the winner's proposal. Forensics works from the record, not from the grudge.
Find, then attack
A multi-lens audit hunts grounds; an adversarial pass tries to refute each one. Weak arguments die here, in private.
Act inside the window
Survivors arrive with quote, article and cure status, against a deadline counted in working days. You decide with the clock visible.
Run it after you lose. Better: run it before you submit.
Contest the award
When the decision smells wrong, get the grounds that survive attack, with citations and the filing window. Escalate with your lawyers from evidence, not indignation.
Harden your own bid
Run the same audit on your proposal before it goes out. Every finding comes back as a vulnerability with the fix to make first, while fixing is still cheap.
What Forensics ships with.
Literal quotes
Every ground cites the exact passage it rests on. No paraphrase between you and the file.
The article, named
Findings are pinned to the legal provisions they invoke, ready for the conversation with counsel.
Cure status
Whether the defect can still be fixed is part of the finding, because it changes what to do next.
Working-day deadlines
Filing windows are counted the way tribunals count them. The clock on screen is the clock that matters.
Both proposals read
Yours and the winner's, held against the same criteria. Asymmetries surface on their own.
Private by design
Forensics cases live in your workspace alone. Nobody learns you looked.
The last module is a loop.
What Forensics finds flows back: sharper case files, harder bids, a ledger that explains itself. The rack closes into a circle.