Start from the official system, not reposted summaries
The Public Construction Commission site lists procurement law resources, tender document templates, service-procurement examples, and most-advantageous-tender examples. That is the real starting point.
The English regulations on electronic procurement state that entities and suppliers engaging in e-procurement shall use the designated information system and register. For most teams, that means workflow readiness matters before any creative pitch happens.
What creative-tech teams need before bidding
- Basic readiness for Taiwan’s e-procurement workflow and tender timing
- A deck that explains delivery method, staffing, milestones, and risk control, not just a portfolio wall
- A clear understanding of qualification requirements, deliverables, revisions, invoicing, and acceptance criteria
- Enough operating discipline to survive public-sector meetings, documentation, and fulfillment obligations
Where many teams lose
Public buyers evaluate execution discipline as much as creative strength. If the project involves AI, immersive content, exhibitions, forums, or city-level coordination, your deck must explain who does what, when, and how the work will be governed.
How Fun City can help
Fun City helps translate a strong creative portfolio into procurement-ready language, especially for public-sector decks that need to show execution structure, not just aesthetic quality.
Use the evergreen pages if this is becoming a real procurement route
This update is useful for current public-sector interpretation, but execution usually depends on whether the team is procurement-ready, route-ready, and staffed for delivery discipline.
Use this for the stable logic behind decks, milestones, governance, and public-sector delivery.
Open page → Taiwan production-partner guideUse this if you now need the Taiwan-side team who can actually execute the work.
Open page → Taiwan project brief checklistUse this if the scope is still too loose to become a procurement-ready work plan.
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