Fake IREPS Agents: How to Verify Genuine Consultants
As with any government procurement platform, a market of consultants has grown around IREPS, and not all of them are legitimate or competent.
As with any government procurement platform, a market of consultants has grown around IREPS, and not all of them are legitimate or competent.
Red flags include demands for unusually large upfront payments framed as 'government fees,' vague explanations of their actual process, and guarantees of specific tender outcomes — no legitimate advisor can guarantee you'll win a particular contract.
Legitimate advisors are generally transparent about what they're charging for (their service, not a fictional government charge) and can clearly explain their process and track record.
Before engaging anyone, it's reasonable to verify their claimed experience, ask for references, and be skeptical of pressure to commit quickly without proper document review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does IREPS registration itself carry hidden government fees?
Official fees are generally published and predictable — unusually large, vague demands are a red flag worth questioning.
Can anyone guarantee I'll win a specific tender?
No — legitimate advisory support improves your preparation and compliance, but individual tender outcomes can never be guaranteed.
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