Procurement Process Chart



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Tender process flowchart – example of typical one-step process BUYER’S key steps in process FORECAST THE OPPORTUNITY  Publish the forecast contract opportunity in your Annual Procurement Plan (APP)  If applicable, include the opportunity in your Extended Procurement Forecast (EPF) SUPPLIER’S key steps in process SEARCH FOR OPPORTUNITIES  Register with GETS to get sent notification of government contract opportunities  Apply to be on qualified supplier lists and panels  Check agencies’ Annual Procurement Plans (APPs) for forecast opportunities COMPLETE THE PLANNING GET READY TO GO TO MARKET  Develop the requirements, criteria weightings  Review your approach against the Principles of Procurement  Finalise procurement plan/business case  If applicable, submit to MBIE for review (if it is a ‘significant business case’ (SBC))  Check delegated financial authority is sufficient  Obtain approval to go to market  Finalise RFx document supplier response form ADVERTISE ON GETS  Allow sufficient time for suppliers to respond  Make sure this is not less than the Minimum Time Period CLARIFICATION PERIOD  Deadline for suppliers’ questions  Deadline for buyer to answer suppliers’ questions CLOSING DATE  Open responses and record and witness their receipt  Email each supplier to acknowledge their response ASSESS MANDATORY / PRE-CONDITIONS (if applicable)  Where there are mandatory / pre-conditions eliminate responses that do not meet them  Advise suppliers whose responses have been eliminated EVALUATE THE RESPONSES  Convene evaluation panel  Score qualifying responses against weighted criteria  Short list based on best value-for-money over whole-of-life  Advise suppliers whether or not they have been short listed  Obtain approval to negotiate with the first preferred supplier NEGOTIATE THE DEAL  Prepare negotiation plan  Negotiate with first preferred supplier  Complete due diligence  Award contract  Notify suppliers who participated in the tender of

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