Remove Import Remove Negotiation Remove Price
article thumbnail

On technology buys, it’s important that agency stakeholders work together throughout the process

American City & Country

The single most important factor for any organization to consider when buying technology is collaboration, both internally and with potential solution providers. Change is hard, and workforce skills may not match the day-to-day changes brought on by the new tech, so work with your vendor to plan adequate training.”

Import 110
article thumbnail

The Basics of Negotiation – Planning

Oxford College of Procurement and Supply

Across all these aspects of procurement we will find ourselves having to negotiate. Negotiation can take place at the beginning of the procurement cycle where the need for a purchase is established through to the last stage where the need is being reviewed. Finally, what approach is best suited to the negotiation?

professionals

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

Doing Deals: Challenges in Negotiations

The Procurement School

Author: Larry Berglund Negotiation competencies are a must in procurement. Whether in the private or public sector, you are always negotiating. Characterized as one of a few players in a market which control pricing or supply such as foods, communications, airlines, or office supplies. Where can you find leverage?

article thumbnail

What is Fair and Reasonable Transparency? 

The CGP

Doing so is important especially when proposed guidance rises to the level of rulemaking and/or creates new paperwork requirements for private firms seeking to participate in FAS programs. Transparency is in the government’s interests. The opportunity to address this PAP will demonstrate FAS’s embrace of transparency.

article thumbnail

The Government Procurement Efficiency List, Part II

Federal News Network

It is important to note that over the years, a host of recommendations have been developed to streamline Federal procurement, reduce barriers to entry, and increase access to the commercial market. Embrace dynamic pricing models that leverage competition from the commercial market.

article thumbnail

The nexus between data management tools, transparency and procurement policy

Federal News Network

Data management tools, like pricing algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI), are playing an ever-larger role in Federal procurement as agencies look to streamline processes, increase efficiency, and improve contract outcomes. GSA’s current use of algorithms and pricing data is instructive in this regard.

article thumbnail

Top Resources for Small Business Government Contractors

Select GCR

HUBZone-certified businesses not only gain eligibility for set-aside contracts but also receive a 10% price evaluation preference in full and open contract competitions. Cost: provide a clear and competitive pricing structure for your services. Frequently Asked Questions What are NAICS codes, and why are they important?