A shortlist that argues its case
Every morning the EU notices that match what you can actually deliver, each with the requirement that put it on the list and the gap that might take it off.
For bid managers
Run the pipeline, not the paperwork.
You decide what gets bid, who writes it, and what happens when two deadlines land in the same week. Kosmo does the reading and the first draft, so the decision is made on evidence instead of on whoever shouted last.
What changes
Deadlines that surface early
Submission dates, clarification-question windows and access restrictions read out of the documents rather than trusted from the notice summary.
One view of the week
Which bids are waiting on a certificate, which need a subcontractor, which have questions nobody has answered yet.
A day with Kosmo
YouThree notices close next week. Which can we actually deliver?
KosmoTwo are in range on capability and turnover. The third asks for ISO 13485, which is not in your evidence file - I have listed what you would need and where it would have to come from. The first closes in nine days and needs two reference projects; you have both, and I have cited them.
What this removes
The two hours a day a bid manager spends deciding what not to read. Not the judgement - the sort.
Kosmo reads, checks and drafts. It does not sign, submit or replace legal review — the bid is still yours, and the decisions that carry risk stay with you.