IREPS Tender Corrigendum Missed? Here's the Risk
Missing a corrigendum isn't a minor oversight — it can mean your entire bid is prepared against outdated, no-longer-valid terms.
Missing a corrigendum isn't a minor oversight — it can mean your entire bid is prepared against outdated, no-longer-valid terms.
If a corrigendum changes technical specifications, eligibility criteria, or deadlines and you miss it, your bid can be non-compliant with the actual current requirements, risking outright disqualification despite genuine effort.
The risk compounds the longer a tender remains open, since multiple corrigenda can be issued over time — a bid prepared early without a final pre-submission recheck is particularly vulnerable.
The practical fix is simple but requires discipline: actively check for corrigenda throughout the tender's open period, and explicitly recheck immediately before final submission.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is missing a corrigendum a valid excuse if a bid is disqualified?
Generally no — vendors are typically responsible for actively monitoring corrigenda, so this isn't treated as a valid excuse.
How can I stay on top of corrigenda across multiple tenders?
Building a habit of periodic, active portal checks for each live tender you're pursuing is the most reliable approach.
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