
About this Podcast:
How to Bid: A Procurement Podcast demystifies the world of public procurement, helping businesses, leaders, consultants and bid writers understand how to write winning bids, navigate tender processes, and build stronger, more competitive proposals. Hosted by Ross McCarthy and Donnacha Phelan of Keystone Procurement, each episode breaks down real-world procurement challenges into practical, actionable advice.
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Guest openness
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What is How to Bid about?
How to Bid: A Procurement Podcast demystifies the world of public procurement, helping businesses, leaders, consultants and bid writers understand how to write winning bids, navigate tender processes, and build stronger, more competitive proposals. Hosted by Ross McCarthy and Donnacha Phelan of Keystone Procurement, each episode breaks down real-world procurement challenges into practical, actionable advice.
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Booking probability for How to Bid is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. How to Bid requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. How to Bid's contact route on record: public web form.
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