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When tendering to award high value contracts, business and government entities often include a presentation in the procurement process.
Presentations provide an evaluation committee with a chance to ask detailed and technical questions about a tenderer’s written submission. Gaps and ambiguities can be clarified.
When technology is integral to service delivery, a presentation might double as a system demonstration.
And when a tender has been submitted by a joint venture, or involves subcontractors, a presentation allows the evaluators to assess how well the various parties relate. Will the involvement of multiple parties help or hinder achievement of the desired outcomes?
