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Working with one supplier under single-supplier systems guarantees constant quality and easier administration. A multi supplier framework, structured into Lots where suppliers can bid for multiple sections based on their qualifications, brings flexibility and competition, making it advantageous for newer businesses.
This is further developed into policies and procedures, procurement and contract administration manuals and guidelines, including standard bidding documents which are used for inviting bids and proposals. Adherence to the publicprocurement rules is obligatory and infractions are punishable by law.
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