The intelligent marketplace for credential-checked infrastructure firms.
Every opportunity. Every bid. Every relationship. In one platform.
Free to create a profile and be found by buyers. Finding work, bidding and the Walt toolkit are on Solo; buyers subscribe. Full tariff below.
A marketplace with a gate in the middle.
Buyers on one side, credential-checked suppliers on the other. A buyer can search the directory and go straight to a firm, or post the work — and most of what a supplier sees never came from WorkBank at all, because Walt sweeps the whole open market into the same list.
Filter by discipline, credential, region and capacity. Read their record. Enquire directly — no tender, no wait.
Free to hold. Buyers browsing the directory find you on your record, not on a bid you had to write.
Neither side pays to be found. Both sides end up with a record they own.
What it costs →Finding the work is the easy part. Knowing your way in is the job.
WorkBank sweeps the public market, opportunities posted on WorkBank itself, global framework and programme announcements, and the trade press for work heading to market before it is advertised — then scores each one against your firm. Then it does the part no portal does: it tells you who you already know on the other side, and what to do about it.
Crewe South TH & GPR — GRIP 3-4
You are credentialled and you have the precedent. Walt can have the first draft ready this afternoon.
She ran the March package you won at 88/100 before moving to Amey, and she still knows Priya. One message.
James Hall can make it. He is on your contact list and has worked with David since 2023.
Walt found it, scored it, and told you who to ring — before you opened a portal.
Every colleague who joins makes the intelligence sharper.
Knowing someone at the buyer is one of the five criteria, so each colleague who connects their contacts literally moves scores. One person’s contacts are a contact list. The whole firm’s contacts are a map — the estimator knows someone the director doesn’t, the graduate worked somewhere nobody else has.
It works the same way on the record. Every bid deposited, every award logged, every score fed back makes the next draft better for everyone. The firm gets a memory that does not leave when a person does.
One voice, whoever writes it.
Walt is the business development lead most firms your size cannot justify hiring. It watches the market, scores what is worth your day, tells you who you know at the buyer, reviews the contract before you sign it, and writes the bid.
Anyone can point AI at a tender. What they get back is generic. Walt writes from your record, so the apprentice’s first bid reads like the director’s tenth.
Same evidence, same programme baselines, same house style, same quality — whoever is at the keyboard. Your firm stops sounding like five different firms.
Nine steps, and Walt stops at every one to tell you what it needs. It never invents a figure: where your record has a gap, it says so.
Before you price it, Walt reads the contract against your insurance, your standard positions and what you accepted last time. It names the clauses to negotiate, the ones that will cost you, and any your cover will not stand behind — the liability cap, the programme risk, the payment terms.
Not legal advice. A first read, so nothing unacceptable reaches your solicitor as a surprise.
No bid leaves the building without a named director approving it. Walt routes the finished response for sign-off, records who approved what and when, and holds it in the audit trail.
Each part of the platform, in action. Click a tab, or leave it to walk itself.
Walt drafts and you approve. Nothing sends without you.
Every draft is built out of your own documents. Where there’s a gap, Walt flags it rather than filling it in.
Every live opportunity, scored against your firm.
Instead of watching ten portals, you watch one. Everything across the six regulated sectors lands here as it is published, and Walt scores each one out of 100 against five things: your disciplines, your credentials, your region, what you have delivered before, and who you already know at the buyer. One list, sorted by score, so the top of it is worth your morning.
£700bn committed.
Fewer firms invited.
Direct SME spend fell 11% in CP7 year one. Work is concentrating in fewer, larger hands while capability leaves the industry and comes back more expensive. The firm best placed to do the job often never hears it exists.
WorkBank is how the right firm finds the right work — before the invitation list closes.
Free until you win. Then capped.
A published tariff, everywhere. Every fee, rebate and split is set out from day one — including the prices founding members transition to. Nothing changes by announcement.
Suppliers
Create a credential-checked profile and keep your credentials in one place.
The marketplace and the full Walt bid toolkit — for the one-director firm.
- Public profile — buyers find and shortlist you on WorkBank and via AI search
- See and be notified of every matching opportunity — the moment it is posted
- Express interest and bid on WorkBank packages
- Simple Bid — priced fee proposals drafted inside your own Word template
- The bid workspace — Walt drafts, checks and chases on any tender
- Opportunity Radar — forward every portal alert, one feed
Founding firms: Solo free, and fee-free on every award for 12 months.
Buyers
Do your subcontracting here — we watch your whole supply chain.
Plus: run your tenders here too.
Rising to 3% on Enterprise — where WorkBank keeps none of it. The more you award, the more you earn.
Rebate first: at £500/mo, 2% back covers the subscription on £300,000 of recorded spend a year.
Find. Be Found.
Bid. Bank. Grow.
10 firms are already on here, checked, bidding and banking what they win. Join the founding cohort while it’s open: you pay nothing on awards for a year, and you get a say in what we build next.