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Optional opportunity decision worksheet

Keep confirmed facts separate from questions you still need to answer.

Notes stay in this page. Save a copy before closing it. They are not uploaded or automatically saved.

What does the evidence support?

Your decision

Pursue, review and pass can all be useful outcomes.

My decision

Blank worksheet. Start with an opportunity you are actually considering.

Notice detailsOfficial title, source and key information from the notice.

Keep the official notice close

An active source record can have a past response deadline. Check amendments and the official deadline before acting.

More detailed evidenceRequirements, source material, past awards and other research.

What are you trying to decide?

My capabilities and constraintsSupporting information about the work your business can perform.

The capabilities you enter are your own assessment. A matching industry code or award example does not establish eligibility.

Use the official solicitation and attachments. A GovGazette brief contains retained notice text and may omit material. Leave missing facts as “Not confirmed.”

Award history, if it helps answer your question

Same-industry examples are comparisons, not confirmed incumbents. Matching award numbers can be reused across agencies.

This worksheet organizes your research and your own decision. Confirm requirements, deadline and amendments in the latest official material.

Start a different notice with a blank worksheet. Save the current notes first.

Free to use · GovGazette · October 2026