Bi-me proudly partnering With Tender Finder
Tender Finder Partner Offer
Fast-track your insurance compliance before your bid closing date.
Don't Let Missing Insurance Disqualify Your Tender Bid.
Bi-me and Tender Finder have partnered to make tender compliance seamless. Secure Public Liability, Professional Indemnity, Events Liability or Contractors Cover online and get instant proof of insurance to complete your bid pack.

COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST
Meeting Tender Insurance Requirements Made Simple
Why Insurance Matters for Your Bid:
Most South African public and private tenders require proof of cover at the time of submission. Without valid policy documentation attached to your bid pack, your application is automatically non-compliant.
Bidding on a Tender? Here is What You Need to Submit:
Public Liability Insurance:
Required for site work, premises access, and general municipal/government contracts. Protects against third-party injuries or property damage.
Professional Indemnity (PI):
Standard requirement for consultants, engineers, IT, and administrative service tenders. Covers advice, design, and financial loss claims.
Contractors All Risk (CAR):
Crucial for civils, building maintenance, and physical project delivery. Covers site damage, tools, and plant/equipment.
HOW IT WORKS
From Tender Finder to Fully Covered in 3 Steps
Check Your Tender Pack
Identify the required cover type and indemnity limit requested in your tender document.
Complete the online process
Answer a few simple questions about your business and operations on Bi-me’s secure platform.
Attach Proof to Your Bid
Receive your policy certificate instantly to upload alongside your submission before the deadline.
WHY BI-ME & TENDER FINDER?
Built for Businesses That Need Speed & Certainty
No Broker Waiting Times
Don’t wait days for manual quotes while your tender deadline ticks down.
Tailored Cover Amounts
Adjust cover limits directly online to match the exact requirements of your tender.
Top-Tier Insurer
Backed by top SA underwriters and accepted by municipalities, SOEs, and corporates.



