Regardless of the economic environment the Public Sector will continue to spend vast amounts of money procuring goods and services. For the initiated (and especially for the un-initiated) the process of winning contracts is complicated and awash with difficulties as complex rules dictate the Public Sector buying processes, in an attempt to ensure that taxpayer’s money is spent wisely.
Sixfold International has the resources and expertise that helps its clients make sense of the bidding process; from getting past the PQQ stage through to putting together your bid and presenting it in a way that maximises your potential to win.
We have a particular insight and experience in this complex but potentially rewarding area that will give you a real edge over your competitors.
Sixfold offers a wide range of training relating to the Public Sector bidding process that have been developed for and tested by some of the most successful companies. We always tailor our courses to fit in with our client’s business and to ensure that you get the maximum return on your investment.
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If you have a major bid to produce and lack the resources or specific skills to get it done on time, we have the people with the experience who can help you get a winning bid delivered.
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Enhancing Your Bidding Process
If you have a major bid to produce and lack the resources or specific skills to get it done on time, we have the people with the experience who can help you get a winning bid delivered.
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Practical Tools and Resources
Find out how our user manuals, software, and tools can help your business produce an outstanding bid that maximises the use of staff resources, saving cost, time and effort throughout the whole of the bid production process.
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Presenting the Winning Bid
Find out how we can help you put together and deliver an impactful, memorable and winning presentation.
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Those hefty terms and conditions are not the most exciting part of a tender. But how can you decide to bid and price your proposal without an early assessment of the risks involved and how they can be reduced?
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