| Understanding Job Requirements |
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| Understanding job requirements is the first step in writing bid specs, and also one of the most important. Read More. |
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| What's Most Important? |
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After you've identified the job requirements, the next step to bid writing is developing a clear statement of priorities.
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| Field Testing |
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A field demonstration or a short-term rental are both good ways of evaluating a machine before thousands of dollars are spent on the purchase of it.
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| What Will be Purchased? |
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After Steps One through Three have been completed, the actual writing of the specifications can begin.
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| Bid Award Criteria |
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The final step in developing specifications to guarantee that an agency will obtain the right machine for the job is to establish how the best proposal will be selected.
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| Acquisition Introduction |
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There are many choices offered today for agencies to acquire machines for key maintenance operations.
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| Warranties |
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Warranties differ widely among manufacturers so take care in writing this section.
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| Glossary |
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Use this Glossary to look up terms on this site that you're not familiar with.
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