April 2004
Beginner to intermediate
256 pages
8h 58m
English
Most outsourced work relies on evaluation of the submissions made by potential suppliers. Whether they are called proposals, bids, quotations, or something else, you must carefully define both the information that the responders need to analyze and what you expect them to submit.
Based on procurement planning, document the statement of work (SOW) that you intend to have performed by another party. Include any performance or measurement requirements, acceptance and testing criteria, interface specifications, standards to be followed, deadlines, and any other essential information.
Document all of the information you require in a proposal, being as clear and specific as possible. Cover such areas as:
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