Answer a structured project scope once. Every answer is mapped onto the comparability table published in the matching supplier-selection guide, so you can see which rows your RFQ already fixes and which ones bidders would still have to assume for you. The wizard does not rank or recommend suppliers.
1. What are you buying?
The segment decides which questions matter and which comparability table your answers are mapped to.
RFQ wizard questions
A structured project scope, a readiness score, a row-by-row map against the comparability table for your project segment, and a plain-text RFQ scope block you can copy into your own document or submit through the RFQ builder.
Because comparability means different things per segment. A broiler bid is comparable when the duty and design conditions match; a hatchery bid is comparable when eggs set per week, incubation principle and the HVAC boundary match; an EPC bid is comparable when battery limits, schedule and damages match.
No. It only checks whether your scope is defined well enough for offers to be compared on the same basis. Shortlisting still depends on references, service coverage, lead time and engineering fit.
They appear as open items in the generated scope text, with a note that bidders must state their own assumption in writing. Undefined items are where scope gaps and later variation orders come from.
HatchMatch is an independent procurement resource. It is not a manufacturer, EPC contractor, engineering practice or lender, and this wizard does not select or endorse any supplier.
