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Get a free RFP risk and deadline review before you bid.

Already have an RFP sitting in your inbox? Upload it to BidTerms and get a structured review of deadlines, required documents, insurance/bonding terms, and red-flag clauses that could change your price.

This is not a bid-finding service. BidTerms reviews RFPs you already received so you can decide whether to bid, what to clarify, and what risks to price.

7 days free, no card required. Trial usage limits apply.

What your review includes
A practical bid/no-bid checklist from the RFP text
Scope Summary

What the job requires, where it is, and what trade work is involved.

Deadline List

Pre-bid walks, question deadlines, addenda, bid due dates, and completion milestones.

Submission Checklist

Forms, bonds, insurance certificates, licenses, references, and required attachments.

Red-Flag Clause Review

Retainage, pay-when-paid, liquidated damages, indemnification, wage rules, and other clauses worth a second look.

Proposal Prep

A branded proposal draft and bid risk report once the RFP review is complete.

Built for contractors who need to move fast

BidTerms is designed for the practical review work that happens before estimating, supplier calls, and proposal writing.

1

Upload the RFP

Start with a PDF or pasted RFP text. Native and scanned documents are supported.

2

Review the findings

Check the dates, requirements, fit score, and high-risk clauses with quoted source evidence.

3

Bid with context

Use the checklist, clarification questions, bid risk report, and proposal draft to prepare faster.

Example red flags BidTerms looks for

The goal is not to scare you out of bidding. The goal is to make sure you know what the RFP says before you commit to price, schedule, and terms.

Pay-when-paid or pay-if-paid language
Liquidated damages and strict completion dates
Broad indemnification and legal cost shifting
High retainage or slow payment terms
Insurance limits, additional insured, and waivers
Prevailing wage and certified payroll requirements

Try it on one RFP.

Use the free trial to review a real RFP before your next bid decision. The fastest way to understand BidTerms is to run it on a document you are already considering.

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