Legal Services Specification
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An example of a specification for legal services that could be used as a starting point to develop your own specification of requirements in regards to
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Contract Signature Authorisation Form
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An example of a college's internal authorisation form for obtaining contract signatures.
Quotation Template for goods or services between £25k to £100k
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This is an example of a template used by a college to drafting quotation documentation for orders of goods or services between £25,000 and £100,000. Th
Travel Services Specification
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A example of a specification for travel services required by a college. This document may be helpful as a starting point for creating your own specific
Procurement Policy and Procedures
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This is an example of a colleges Procurement Policy and Procedures.
Contract Management Review Document
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An example of a contract management review document used by a college to assess and review the performance of a contract.
Solar Panel Installation
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An example of a specification for the installation of solar panels created by an FE College.
Contract Award Report
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An example of a report compiled at the end a procurement process to comply with Regulation 84 of The Public Contracts Regulations 2015. The report shou
A Guide to Managing Bidder Challenges
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This guide provides colleges with a list of potential actions to consider when faced with a disgruntled bidder following communication of the award decision.