Question 1

Which tender and funding sources are named in the offering?

Accepted Answer

The public live feed currently checks TED, the EU Official Journal’s tender source, for active notices where the buyer country is Ireland (IRL). It is not complete Irish eTenders coverage, and it does not connect to the national eTenders portal. Check the original TED notice for current details and deadlines.

Question 2

How does Tairseach match opportunities to my organisation?

Accepted Answer

You create a bidder profile with details such as your sectors, capabilities, CPV codes and keywords. Tairseach compares the profile with opportunity information and surfaces potential fits. Use that shortlist to guide review, then check the full notice and eligibility requirements yourself.

Question 3

What does an opportunity score tell me?

Accepted Answer

The score is a fit signal based on the information in your profile and the opportunity. It helps you prioritise which notices to review; it is not a prediction of a contract award or a substitute for assessing the notice and your bid.

Question 4

What does the first-pass response draft do?

Accepted Answer

For an opportunity you choose to pursue, Tairseach can prepare a first-pass response draft using the profile and notice context. It gives your team material to work from and may need correction, evidence or substantial editing.

Question 5

Who reviews and submits a generated response?

Accepted Answer

A generated response is a starting point for human review, editing and sign-off. Your team is responsible for checking facts and evidence, following the buyer’s instructions and deadlines, approving the final response and submitting it through the required channel.

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From notice to first draft.

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