JOOC is a French AI platform that helps architecture and engineering firms answer public and private tenders faster. It reads tender documents (DCE) of 200 pages or more in a few minutes, pulls out requirements, evaluation criteria, constraints and deadlines, and flags contradictions between documents. It then drafts technical proposals from the firm's past submissions, references and knowledge base, which staff review and edit. Teams track every bid on a shared dashboard.
JOOC is AI software for tender response in the French construction sector. Responding to a call for proposals usually means reading hundreds of pages of specifications, rules and program documents, then writing a technical memo that addresses every criterion. JOOC automates the reading and gives teams a first draft, so architects and engineers spend their time on the design and pricing decisions that win the job. The interface and documents are in French, reflecting its focus on the French public procurement process.
JOOC targets architecture firms, engineering consultancies (bureaux d'études), landscape architects, urban planners and contractors who regularly bid on public contracts (marchés publics) in France. It is most useful for practices that answer many tenders a year and want to reuse their references and past writing instead of starting each memo from scratch.
JOOC was co-founded by Coline Vacher (CEO), formerly at Meta, and John Deschamps-Wright (CTO). Paul Cheynet is the company's sales contact. The product has been covered by Le Moniteur and other French construction trade media. Pricing is quoted per customer based on team size and tender volume.
JOOC is AI software for tender response in the French construction sector. Responding to a call for proposals usually means reading hundreds of pages of specifications, rules and program documents, then writing a technical memo that addresses every criterion. JOOC automates the reading and gives teams a first draft, so architects and engineers spend their time on the design and pricing decisions that win the job. The interface and documents are in French, reflecting its focus on the French public procurement process.
JOOC targets architecture firms, engineering consultancies (bureaux d'études), landscape architects, urban planners and contractors who regularly bid on public contracts (marchés publics) in France. It is most useful for practices that answer many tenders a year and want to reuse their references and past writing instead of starting each memo from scratch.
JOOC was co-founded by Coline Vacher (CEO), formerly at Meta, and John Deschamps-Wright (CTO). Paul Cheynet is the company's sales contact. The product has been covered by Le Moniteur and other French construction trade media. Pricing is quoted per customer based on team size and tender volume.
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