Straight answers about the process, the deadline, the revision round, and the lines we don't cross.
Who writes my draft?
BidPacked sells a document, not a byline, so the honest answer is the process and the deliverable. Every package is produced the same way: the posting is decomposed into its complete requirement list; the draft is written from exactly two sources — that list and your intake; and a separate check pass then verifies the finished package against the list, requirement by requirement, before it ships. Judge the service by the packing slip that arrives with every delivery and the revision round that stands behind it.
How fast will I have it?
We work backwards from your posting's closing date, not forwards from ours. Your intake includes the deadline; before any work begins we confirm by email that the package can be packed, checked, and delivered with time left for your review and submission. If it can't, we say so right then and refund the order in full. What we never do is sit on a deadline silently.
What does the revision round cover?
Every package includes one bounded revision round. After delivery, send one consolidated set of notes; we work them and return the corrected package. The round covers the original posting and the original scope — corrections, adjustments of emphasis, and fixes to anything the packing slip claims. A new posting, an added document, or facts that change after delivery are a new order, and we'll say which is which before touching anything.
Where do the facts in my draft come from?
From two places only: the public posting, and the intake form you fill in after purchase — past performance, certifications, key personnel, pricing posture. Nothing is pulled from anywhere else and nothing is invented. If your intake leaves a hole the posting requires filled, the draft marks the gap plainly and the delivery email points at it. The accuracy of your facts stays yours.
Do you submit the bid for me?
No, never. BidPacked is a writing service, not a representative. You review the package, sign it, and file it through the buyer's own process — portal, sealed envelope, or email, as the posting directs. We also never contact the agency or funder on your behalf.
Will this win the contract?
No one can honestly tell you that, and we don't. There are no win guarantees here: evaluators score bids for their own reasons, and price, competition, and fit are outside any writer's control. What the package does control is the most common way small bidders lose — a requirement missed, a form forgotten, a format rule broken. Those boxes arrive ticked.
Which postings qualify?
Live, public postings where a small bidder writes their own response: small-business set-asides, state and local RFPs of ordinary size, and open grant programs. We decline postings that require certifications or representations only you can originate, classified or restricted work, and anything whose response needs facts an intake form can't carry. If your posting is outside the fence, we tell you before work begins and refund in full.
How does delivery work?
Everything moves by email — there is no account, no portal, and no login to remember. The finished package arrives at your order address as editable Word documents (.docx) with the packing slip on top, and the revision round runs through the same thread. What lands in your inbox is yours to edit, brand, and submit.