RDI workflow
Tendering & Bid Preparation — Visual Portfolio
Time-lapse videos, milestone snapshots, drone footage, and 360° walkthroughs captured by the evidence system during completed projects repurposed as portfolio content for tender submissions and capability presentations.
- Category
- Content, Marketing & Business Development
- Frequency
- Common
- Confidence
- Medium
- Evidence records
- 10
- Cost model
- Qualitative
Trigger, activity, conclusion
Contractor's business development team identifies a tender opportunity requiring demonstration of relevant project experience.
Curating and presenting visual portfolio content from completed projects to substantiate contractor's experience claims in tender or capability presentation.
Tender submission/capability presentation submitted. Visual portfolio content differentiates contractor from competitors relying on written case studies.
Workflow steps
- Step 01
Tender opportunity identified; business development begins compiling response.
Inferred - Step 02
Comparable completed projects identified as relevant references.
Inferred - Step 03
the evidence system platform accessed to retrieve available time-lapse, drone, and 360° from reference projects.
Evidenced - Step 04
Curated visual asset selection made demonstrating specific capability required by the tender.
Inferred - Step 05
Time-lapse videos edited/trimmed to appropriate length (1–3 minutes).
Inferred - Step 06
Before/after comparison images generated using Compare tool.
Inferred - Step 07
Visual assets integrated into tender submission document.
Evidenced - Step 08
For shortlisted presentations, video presentation reel compiled from curated footage.
Inferred - Step 09
Tender/capability presentation submitted.
Inferred - Step 10
Where tender won, the evidence system deployed on new project from day one, creating next-generation portfolio content.
Inferred
Evidence records
We use the time-lapse from every the evidence system project in our tenders now — it's the part of the submission that clients always mention. You can write that you delivered a complex project on time, but when you can actually show them the whole thing in three minutes, they believe it.
Construction tender submissions in the UK, Ireland, and most international markets require photographic or video evidence of comparable project experience. The quality and production value of this evidence increasingly differentiates contractors at shortlist and interview stages.
Client interviews for major construction contracts increasingly include a presentation or pitch element at which visual demonstration of capability is expected. Contractors without a strong visual portfolio are at a significant disadvantage against competitors who can demonstrate their methodology through time-lapse and drone footage.
ROI model
Qualitative workflow
This workflow is currently represented as a qualitative benefit. A parametric cost model should be added only when the assumption set is credible.