With regard to procurement legislation, is there a legally legitimate way to avoid large tender lists?

CIPS_Expert · 22 February 2013 13:42

There is little explicit guidance on this matter, but in general terms it is admissible to be as specific as possible with regard to requirements in order to keep the number of tenderers to a bare minimum. Of course, the existing procurement regulations must be adhered too as well.

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With regard to procurement legislation, is there a legally legitimate way to avoid large tender lists?

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