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User needs
Understand user needs. Research to develop a deep knowledge of the users and their context for using the service.
Useful feedback
Buyers provide useful feedback to sellers following a request for debrief. Feedback: must be detailed enough to help businesses improve their...
Simplify and streamline
Buyers are encouraged to simplify and streamline their procurement. Buyers should: use the minimum number of steps to reach their outcome,...
Clear and transparent records
Buyers ensure there is no bias or favouritism, while declaring and managing any conflicts of interest
No favouritism
Buyers ensure there is no bias or favouritism, while declaring and managing any conflicts of interest
Equal opportunity
Buyers do not unfairly advantage or disadvantage any tenderer. All tenderers should be afforded equal opportunity
Value for money
Buyers are made aware that the best value for money is not necessarily the tender which offers the lowest price
Evaluate
Buyers are encouraged to evaluate against the list of digital certified panels if a panel is their chosen sourcing mechanism
Easy access
Make access easy for businesses of all sizes: Buyers provide clear, high-quality information up front to sellers. This includes minimising...
Smaller work packages
Creating smaller work packages, where possible, is promoted, helping to ensure businesses of all sizes can offer solutions to government. At a...
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