How do I submit a bid?
Open the posting and choose how to respond. Submit offer as listed takes the company's fixed price and visit time. Make an offer gives your own price, visit date and time, listed expenses (part of the total) and how long the offer is valid. Each response is a binding offer you confirm with a tick; if the company awards it, PeerToSite records the agreement for both of you.
Some postings are answered by file (RFP): choose Intent to respond to open the documents, then upload your written response with your total price before bidding closes. Only that company sees your response; one that isn't chosen is deleted after 90 days.
For several locations, give the same price for each or a price per location; your total is the sum. The price must be more than zero; if it's outside the company's budget, you're asked to confirm it. If the posting requires credentials you don't have verified yet, PeerToSite tells you which ones are missing.
You can update or withdraw your bid until the company decides; no new bids are taken after the closing date. You're notified when the company awards the job, to you or someone else, or changes the closing date.
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