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Bidding and Tender are often used interchangeably. However, to be precise, bidding is just a part of a tender process. It's a competition among different parties to win a tender. Here the parties are called bidders, and their quotations for the work proposal are called bidding.

Letter of Tender means the document entitled Letter of Tender, which was completed by the Supplier and includes the signed offer to the Purchaser for the Goods.

If a sealed bid is opened by mistake (e.g., because it is not marked as being a bid), the envelope shall be signed by the opener, whose position shall also be written thereon, and delivered to the designated official.

Like any good CV, a tender should set out clearly, with evidence, why your company can do the work required and it should be tailored to the requirement of the Council. A tender process can sometimes start with a Pre-Qualification Questionnaire, though this can sometimes be incorporated into an 'Invitation to Tender'.

A Tender Definition Explained. A tender (also known as an invitation to tender or ITT) is a written request sent out to potential suppliers inviting them to submit an application to allow them to deliver specific goods or services.

Bid documents include the plans, specifications and estimates (PS&E) developed to describe all of the elements of a construction project and become the contract between the local government and the selected contractor.

The sheer volume can be overwhelming, but you can generally break the documents into six main sections: Introduction. Scope of Works. Evaluation Criteria. Tender Schedules. Pricing Schedules. Policies and Conditions.

Tips for analysing a tender Make sure a contract notice really is a tendering opportunity, and not a request for quotation. Don't take on too many tender opportunities at once. It's best to concentrate on tenders that are most likely to yield results. Check the size of the contract (if available) against your turnover.