3.2 Procurement and Tendering Flashcards

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What is the difference between procurement and tendering?

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Tendering is the process of inviting contractors to bid for work. Procurement is the overall strategy of how the tendering will be completed.

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What procurement options are you aware of?

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Traditional
Design and build
Management contracting
Construction management

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Advantages of traditional procurement?

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Less risk built into contractor’s pricing
Less risk for the contractor
Employer retains control of the design

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Disadvantages of traditional procurement?

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None/limited buildability consideration from the contractor
Takes longer to start construction
Design risk is with the Employer(Any changes will be Ces)

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Advantages of design and build procurement?

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Single point of responsibility
Buildability considered at design
Earlier commencement on site
Risk of design and cosntruction rest with Contractor
Provides greater cost certainty

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Disadvantages of design and build procurement?

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Client has less control of design
More risk built into the tender returns
Design is only as good as employer’s requirements

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What is construction management?

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The Employer directly appoint subcontractors instead of appoitning a main contractor.

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What is management contracting?

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The Employer appoints a main contractor who will appoint and manage the subcontracts.

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What is a framework agreement

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An umbrella agreement for 2-10years for the procurement withone or more suppliers.

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What are the main tendering options?

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Single stage tender - One tender is issued to all bidders
Two stage tender - frist bidders compete for preffered bidder(PCSA), then once design is fully complete they enter into contract.
Negotiated tender - essential single stage with just one supplier.
Selective tender -

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What is in a tender pack?

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Invitation to tender
Form for tender
Contract conditions
Employer’s amendments
Tender scoring matrix
Project information
Pricing document
Quality questions

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Procurement and tendering - Level 2 example?

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Framework procurement on Cov AQP and RAFM.

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Procurement and tendering - Level 3 example?

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Additional palisade work on Cov AQP. Procurement route management contracting even after construction management considered.

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What is the Procurement Act?

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Replaces OJEU after we left EU. Procurement act sets standards for public procurement. Threshold for our works is £5.3m.

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