Full-Stack Developer for CRM Project

BGMC Technologies seeks an experienced full-stack developer or team to adapt the open-source Comp AI CRM for a UK events business. The project involves custom enquiry pipelines, client records, Outlook integration, AI agent for drafting replies, user roles, and cloud deployment. Preferred technologies include Node.js, TypeScript/JavaScript, React/Next.js, NestJS, Prisma/Postgres, and Vercel. The partner must support white-label delivery, IP transfer, and secure development. Please provide availability, delivery time, development days, fixed price, day rate, technical approach, and defect-support period. BGMC Technologies is looking for an experienced full-stack developer or small development team to become a trusted white-label delivery partner. This can lead to recurring work across future client projects. For the first benchmark project, we want an estimate for adapting the open-source Comp AI CRM into a focused CRM for a hypothetical UK events business. The scope includes: • Custom enquiry pipeline and follow-up workflows • Client and company records • Outlook email integration • An AI agent that drafts replies and follow-ups for human approval • User roles and permissions • Dashboard and task management • Cloud deployment, basic testing and documentation We prefer the existing ecosystem: Node.js, TypeScript/JavaScript, React/Next.js, NestJS, Prisma/Postgres and Vercel. Other technologies may be proposed if clearly justified. All work must use BGMC-controlled repositories, infrastructure and credentials. The partner must support confidential, white-label delivery, IP transfer, secure development, human review of AI-generated code and no client data in unapproved AI tools. Direct solicitation of BGMC clients is not permitted. Please provide your earliest availability, estimated delivery time, development days, fixed price, day rate, technical approach, assumptions, exclusions, testing/security approach and included defect-support period. Please also confirm that you accept recurring white-label work and BGMC-controlled repositories.