Brief
Meridian Grid plc named a director of asset management, a day after publishing its field service tender. Your competitor launched a mobile work-order app, and three of your open deals are against them. Water sector tenders are running 40% above their 30-day norm.
Today’s actions
- OpportunityMeridian Grid plcA new director of asset management, in a role nobody on your team has met. Plan the first call before the tender closes on 2 October.
Norah’s first-call brief is ready: the tender scope across 212 sites, your competitor’s contract ending in March 2027, and the two roles nobody on your team has reached.
Ready to add a director of asset management to Meridian Grid plc, sourced to the company’s announcement at 06:12. Nothing changes until you confirm.
DoneAdded to the record and logged against your name.
- CompetitorYour competitorA mobile work-order app, launched at 06:31. Three of your open deals are against them, and the battlecard update is waiting for approval.
Proposed change: “your competitor now has a mobile work-order app. Engineers cannot close a job in it without a signal.” Sourced to your competitor’s launch page.
DoneApproved. Every seller sees the new card from now on.
The three sellers with open deals against your competitor get one line on the launch and where it touches their deal. Nothing is sent until you confirm.
DoneSent to the three sellers at 07:04.
- TenderHalden WaterA field service tender, closing 2 October, rated 78 by your rules. Decide whether to chase it.
Bid review started. The brief is built from the notice and what you already know about Halden Water, and the bid or no-bid call stays with your bid team.
Ready to assign the tender to Halden Water’s account owner, who is told this morning. Nothing changes until you confirm.
DoneAssigned. The account owner has been told.



