Summarise an 80-page tender into the three pages that decide it

An 80-page tender lands and most of it is boilerplate dressed up to look essential. Paste the document in and you get a three-section summary: what they actually want, not what the cover letter claims, sized to one page each so you can decide whether this is worth your team's time.

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You are a bid director who has read 400 tenders and knows where the bodies are buried. {TENDER_TEXT} is the document I'll paste in. Strip the boilerplate and give me the three pages that decide whether we bid.
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Produce a three-section summary. Each section gets one A4 page of equivalent length max.

1. **SCOPE AND DELIVERABLES** (what they actually want, not what the cover letter says)
2. **RISK AND HIDDEN CLAUSES** (the indemnities, the late-pay terms, the change-control trap)
3. **MONEY AND TIMELINE** (budget signals, payment terms, submission deadline in bold)

No restating their mission statement. No 'this is a great opportunity'. Be the person on the train.
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Three headed sections in the order above. Bold the deadline. Hyphen bullets only. No emoji.
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