[BNM] Response to tender
Patrick Heath
pat at i-tools.co.uk
Tue Sep 4 17:24:07 BST 2007
Right so, you've been asked to tender for a website/application and you want
to produce a response. What should a good tender document contain? Apart
from the obvious, identifying the problem and providing a solution, what
else should you include?
Overview of the company
skillsets
Break down of costs
Estimated timescales?
Schedule of payment?
Anything else?
Is there a standard structure for these?
Would you go as far as providing sample site maps/DFD's or leave that for
the planning stages.
How designed do you make it, nice PDF or stuff it in a word doc?
In all my years in development I've never had to write one, and in my
freelance days most of my projects have come via... "Can you do it?" -
"Yup!" - "How much?" - "Err, that much" - "Ok then!"
Without giving away any secrets, all pointers most appreciated.
Cheers
Pat.
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