askTender Partners

The certificate that wins the bid. Signed by you.

Accountants, lawyers, notaries, translators, engineers and every licensed specialist a tender needs: take the certificate and filing work companies need to bid on public tenders, in your own country.

Become a Partner Bidding company? How Partners work for your bid

No joining fee
Your fee, all of it
70 countries mapped

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Chartered Accountant · India

Average annual turnover certificate

Tender: State PWD · building works · Annexure-IV
Requirement: ≥ ₹10.65 crore, FY 2022-23 to 2024-25
Client provides: Audited statements, ITR acknowledgements
Due: 3 working days before the tender closes
Your fee: ₹4,000 · paid to you in full

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Example offer · Partner Desk

Who it’s for

Every profession a tender needs. One desk.

Many tenders ask for documents only a licensed professional can sign. That work comes to askTender Partners.

Chartered Accountants

Turnover, net worth, working capital and local content certificates; GST registration.

ICAI · State Board / NASBA · ICAEW / ACCA · WPK · and more

Lawyers and notaries

Notarised affidavits and Powers of Attorney, consortium agreements, legal opinions for foreign bids.

State Bar Council · State Bar · SRA / Faculty Office · Law Society of Singapore · and more

Chartered Engineers

Plant and machinery capacity, technical and structural certificates for works tenders.

Institution of Engineers (India) · Engineering Council · State board / NCEES · Kammer der Ziviltechniker:innen · and more

Bid writers and bid managers

Writing quality and method statements, social value and technical responses, under the client's name.

None · Wirtschaftskammer (trade licence 'Unternehmensberatung') · the professional regulator · the professional regulator · and more

Sworn and certified translators

Certified translations of company documents, certificates and bids where a tender requires them.

NAATI (National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters), the only body in Australia that issues translator and interpreter credentials · Courts (Gerichtsdolmetscherliste, Justiz) · the professional regulator · the professional regulator · and more

Certification bodies

ISO and other management-system, product and security certifications a tender asks for.

Not verified in this research. JAS-ANZ is the usual accreditation body in Australia and New Zealand, but its site couldn't be read. · ANKÖ is a non-profit association listed in BVergG § 80(5)/§ 251(5); certification bodies accredited by Akkreditierung Austria · BSTI; Bangladesh Accreditation Board · BELAC (Belgian Accreditation Body, FPS Economy) · and more

Banks, insurers and sureties

Bid bonds, performance guarantees and the insurance a tender requires.

Not verified in this research · FMA · Bangladesh Bank · Central Bank of Barbados / Financial Services Commission (not verified for each issuer) · and more

Customs and trade agents

Certificates of origin, local-content evidence, and local representation where a tender requires it.

the professional regulator · Superintendencia del Sistema Financiero / BOLPROS rules · the professional regulator · Public Procurement Service (registration on KONEPS) · and more

Licensed specialists

Country-specific filings only a licensed specialist may do, such as Japan's 行政書士 or a tax agent.

State and territory JP registers · National Board of Revenue (NBR) · FPS Social Security / ONSS-RSZ (mandate management on socialsecurity.be) · the professional regulator · and more

How work reaches you

From offer to paid, in five steps.

1
Offer
A client’s bid needs a certificate in your country. You get the offer with the requirement, the tender’s format, the deadline and your fee.
2
Accept
Accept within 4 hours and confirm you have no conflict. The client sees your firm’s name and shares what you need.
3
Certify
Ask the client for anything missing, right on the job. Sign, add your UDIN or seal, and upload.
4
Checked
askTender checks every certificate against the tender before the client sees it. If something’s off, you hear exactly what.
5
Paid
The client approves, it goes into their bid, and your fee is released.

Why Partners join

Clear work. Clear rules.

Real work, not leads

Every job comes from a verified company’s live bid, priced and approved before it reaches you.

Your fee, all of it

You set your fee within a range we share. askTender charges the client its own fee separately and never takes a share of yours.

No joining fee

No subscription, no commission, nothing to pay to receive work.

Your name is protected

We check every certificate before the client sees it, so nothing incomplete goes out under your signature.

Deadlines with room

Jobs are due 3 working days before the tender closes. Rush work is marked and only offered if you take it.

Your country, your body

You’re verified against your own professional register, and only receive work you’re licensed for.

Worldwide

70 countries. Your local role in each.

Every country has its own page: the roles its tenders need under their local titles, the work the Desk sends each one, and the rules we follow there.

Apply

Become an askTender Partner.

Takes two minutes. We confirm your registration with your professional body, then a short video call, and your Partner Desk opens.

We check your registration
A 20-minute video call
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Your application

Country where you’re licensed

I am aChartered accountant in practice (ICAI member holding a Certificate of Practice)Cost accountant (practising member of ICMAI) or the company's cost auditorNotary publicTender or GeM consultant (bid preparation; unregulated profession)Scheduled commercial bank (bank guarantee / e-BG) or insurer (Insurance Surety Bond)NABCB-accredited certification body (ISO 9001, 14001, 45001, ISO/IEC 27001)Indian agent of a foreign principal (GFR Rule 152)

Your Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) registration or licence numberYour nameFirm (optional)Email

No joining fee. No commission, ever.

Questions

Before you apply.

Do I pay anything to join or to get work?

No. Joining is free, and we never charge Partners for jobs, leads or clients. askTender earns from the companies that bid.

How is my fee set and paid?

You set your fee for each service, within a range we share. The client pays it in full, separately from askTender’s own fee, and it’s released to you when the client approves your work.

How do you verify me?

We check your registration with the body that licenses you, such as ICAI, ICAEW, a state bar, a notaries’ chamber or a translators’ register, then hold a short video call with you.

Which countries can apply?

Every country. 70 already have their own page listing the roles their tenders need and the work the Desk sends each one. You only receive work for tenders in the country where you’re licensed.

Will clients contact me directly?

Clients and Partners talk through the job on askTender, so every request, document and change is recorded in one place.

Who signs the certificate?

You do, under your own name and registration. askTender checks it against the tender before it reaches the client, but the certificate is yours.

I’m already a Partner. Where do I sign in?

At partners.asktender.org, with the email you applied with.