Low tenders (NTS1) - Emily Heard, Bevan Brittan
If you know a tender is low because of previous experience and have written to the tenderer but to no avail, how do you disqualify because of price?
Low tenders (NTS1) - Emily Heard, Bevan Brittan
If you know a tender is low because of previous experience and have written to the tenderer but to no avail, how do you disqualify because of price?
Social value - Micaela Diver, A&L Goodbody
Supported by legally robust examples that work, how do you attribute cost to social value objectives such as climate change, population health and wellbeing?
Mutual severance - Ronnie Neville, Mason Hayes & Curran
How do you control - and overcome - the risks of approaching an individual through a without prejudice' conversation?
What can you say and insinuate about the individual's prospects?
Low tenders (NTS2) - Emily Heard, Bevan Brittan
If you know a tender is low because of previous experience and have written to the tenderer but to no avail, how do you disqualify because of price?
Low tenders (NTS2) Emily Heard - Bevan Brittan
If you know a tender is low because of previous experience and have written to the tenderer but to no avail, how do you disqualify because of price?
Bunching - David Hansom, Clyde & Co
When evaluating and scoring a tender, what can you do to eliminate 'bunching' and marginal score differentiation and so decrease the likelihood of a challenge?
Feedback - Mary Dunne, Maples Group
Weighing up all the practical scenarios, how much of the winning bid should you divulge, especially around ‘added value’ which could be a competitive advantage?
Low tenders (NTS3) Emily Heard, Bevan Brittan
If you know a tender is low because of previous experience and have written to the tenderer but to no avail, how do you disqualify because of price?
Low tenders (NTS3) - Emily Heard, Bevan Brittan
If you know a tender is low because of previous experience and have written to the tenderer but to no avail, how do you disqualify because of price?
