Q&A
Levant Opportunity Desk is the public name of an independent freelance tender-intelligence service. It is not a generic directory label. The website presents its actual services, live brief examples, working approach, and contact points.
No. Levant Opportunity Desk is separate. We are an independent freelance tender-research group focused on public procurement, donor-funded, NGO, government, private-sector, and institutional tenders for companies. Opportunity Desk is a different platform associated with scholarships, grants, fellowships, and conferences.
Each public brief is a concise research reference, not the official tender. Where the material is accessible, we identify the buyer, reference, deadline, and source route. Before making a bid decision, open the official buyer notice and tender dossier, then contact us with the brief reference if you want help assessing it.
We help companies identify tenders, screen fit early, and when a file looks workable, help prepare the full bid package more clearly for submission.
Yes. Levant Opportunity Desk combines curated tender listings with company-side bid support. We list selected live public, NGO, donor-funded, government, private-sector, and institutional opportunities worldwide; screen whether a file appears workable; and, after a written fee is accepted, help prepare the tender bid package for your company to submit directly.
No. The work is not limited to generic advice. When the opportunity is a real fit and the support scope is agreed, we can help prepare the actual bid file with the client rather than stopping at high-level comments.
No. ‘Levant’ is part of our name, not a geographic restriction. We list and research public, NGO, donor-funded, government, private-sector, and institutional tenders worldwide—not only in the Levant or the Middle East.
Yes. You can contact us with your company profile, sectors, countries, and buyer targets, and we can check current briefs or run a new targeted search.
Yes. If you already have a live opportunity, we can review the visible requirements and help you judge whether the file looks worth taking forward.
That is not a problem. The website is only a public-facing shortlist. You can still contact us and ask for a more targeted search around your company profile.
No. The briefs are short public references only. Any real decision or support work should always be based on the official notice and the tender documents themselves.
No. We do not guarantee award outcomes. We focus on cleaner screening, stronger structure, and a more disciplined preparation path.
No. We do not represent the buyers. We work independently on the company side to help assess and prepare opportunities.
We handle working material carefully and on a need-to-review basis. If your company considers the data especially sensitive, you may send us an NDA first and we can discuss that by email before anything is shared.
No. We do not publish one generic price because the workload depends on the tender documents, required forms, technical and commercial sections, evidence mapping, language, and the company material available. After the first review, we send a written fixed-fee proposal if the file appears workable. We do not charge a percentage of the contract value.
Fees are discussed only after the first document review, once we can judge whether the file is workable and what level of support is actually needed.
Our preferred method is a secure online link for credit-card payment through Suyool or Deel. The client must have its own Deel account to use Deel. Whish and OMT (Western Union) are also supported alternatives. The agreed fixed fee is paid in two parts: 50% before the completed package is delivered and 50% after the client approves it. Once the upfront 50% payment is received, we deliver the completed full bid package within three business days. Bank-to-bank transfers may also be possible by prior written arrangement via email, and we are working to support more methods soon.
No. Levant Opportunity Desk is not a registered company; it operates as an independent freelance group of researchers and bid-preparation specialists.
We do not present a formal company-registration date because Levant Opportunity Desk operates as an independent freelance group rather than a registered company or tender authority. The service is maintained as a focused research and bid-preparation operation for companies.
Yes. If one of the live briefs looks relevant, you can contact us directly and mention the title or brief reference so we can understand your interest faster.
No. The public brief list is only part of the picture. Companies can also ask us for a more targeted search around their profile, buyer targets, and country priorities.
We monitor public and institution-led source environments, including international agencies, development institutions, public-sector buyer pages, and other open procurement channels where opportunities are visible enough to screen.
Yes. The site explains our positioning, live brief examples, targeted search approach, payment logic, and working boundaries so companies can understand the service before reaching out.
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