Tendering for Contracts with Worcestershire County Council
If you are selected to tender you will usually be sent
documentation consisting of the following:
- Letter of Invitation
- Instructions to Tender – this document details
tender dates and times, method of tender return, evaluation
criteria and details where tender queries should be
directed
- Tender Questionnaire – this document covers
basic financial, technical and company information
- Specification – this details the Council's
requirements and must be complied with
- Contract Conditions – this gives details of
the terms and conditions under which the Council wishes to do
business
- Price Schedule/Details of Offer
Whichever procedure the Council follows, you must read the
information supplied carefully and submit all the documentation
requested by the stipulated return date. The success of your bid is
determined by the quality of this information.
The tender documents the Council sends out to suppliers contain
details of our requirements. You should read these documents and
make sure that you fully understand the requirements. If you do not
understand any part of the specification you should contact the
Council Officer named in the tender documentation by the stipulated
date and request further information.
The tender documents are all opened at the same time. They are
then evaluated in a comprehensive, equitable, auditable and
transparent manner. To ensure fairness the criteria and method used
will be clearly defined before evaluation commences. The Council
will normally award the contract to the supplier it considers
offers Best Value, having regard to price, quality etc.
The Council is always prepared to debrief unsuccessful tenderers
to assist them in developing their abilities to tender for future
contracts.
This page was last reviewed 15 February 2012 at 14:27.
The page is next due for review 13 August 2013.