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CERTIFICATE in
TENDERING for PUBLIC SECTOR CONTRACTS

We help you understand;

• How the system works
• What steps you have to take to get into the system
• What are the processes and procedures
• How to be successful
• The barriers to SME entry into the public sector contracting

What do we cover:

• Managing inbound information and engaging with contract suppliers
• Streamlining internal operations to maximize the benefits
• Ensuring effective response times to PQQ and ITT

We help you Prepare, Present and Win Contracts:

• implement quality management systems at low cost that improves your business
• build your reputation as an accredited supplier or sub-contractor.

We have identified and understand the crucially important need for effective training of individuals or firms.

Who wish to become suppliers to public sector agencies.

• tendering timing:


• if possible, avoid tendering at the end of the year. Other businesses will be doing this too and you will be hard pressed to maintain delivery timescales and quality standards. It also means there are unlikely to be opportunities to negotiate.


• tender arrangements. A project plan should be drawn up, setting out all the strands of work, authorities require, how the strands will be taken forward and completion timescales. The important aspect of any tender timetable is to have plenty of space to conduct the process. The more complicated/important the contract the more time needed.

• if similar tenders are on the horizon it may well be worth to think about partnerships. This will help reduce costs and achieve best value;


• the range of tenders announced. There are central places to find tenders announced OJEU ? PIN central contracts registers - This is an excellent way of keeping track of the number of tenders announced, their value, outputs, and termination dates. This makes life easier for the management team (eg. finance committee) to regularly review the register.