The Procurement Framework blog at LHTS

A buyer writing a Service description to a RFQ

Service Description in Procurement: How Buyers Define Services Before Sending a RFQ

Buying services is difficult when the service is not clearly described. A supplier can price a product by looking at a drawing, part number, quantity, or technical specification. But a service is...

Team of stakeholders discussing a Statement of Work

Statement of Work and RFQ: Why Buyers Must Define the Work Before Asking for a Price

A Statement of Work and a RFQ are closely related as they both provide critical information necessary for vendors or contractors to bid on projects accurately.

a reception managed under a Service level agreement

Service Level Agreement Explained: Why Buyers Should Include the SLA in the RFQ and Contract

A Service Level Agreement (SLA) is a document that outlines the agreed-upon level of service between a service provider and its customers.