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3. RFPs/RFQs
The selection of a fairness officer is, itself, subject to public scrutiny. So, even when there is lots of pressure to find one quickly, don’t sole source it! Don’t select the person who is going to have responsibility for demonstrating fair and open competition by an ‘unfair’ and ‘unopen’ process. Take the time to do it right!
This section contains several RFPs/RFQs which in turn describe the skills, experience and work of a Fairness Officer
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- Australia, RFP Template For Probity Auditor
- Ontario RFP Fairness Monitor
- Ontario RFQ Fairness Commissioner
- Ottawa RFQ Fairness Commissioner, Procurement Monitor, and Process Auditor
- Ontario - Roles & Responsibilities of Fairness Commissioner
- Request for Qualifications, Fairness Advisors for Partnerships British Columbia Projects
- An RFP and our winning Proposal for evaluating transparency and effectiveness of the Procurement Function at King County (WA)
- Our winning Proposal for evaluating 'fair, open and transparent' and 'best practices' of the Information Technology Procurement Function for the State of Mississippi.
OUR PROCUREMENT CONSULTING SERVICES
Need some help?? Our clients are all over North America and include government agencies, counties, city governments, states and provinces.
Recent consulting assignments have included:
1. Review of procurement policies & procedures in a government agency;
2. Expert witness in litigation related to 'fair and open competition';
3. RFP Gatekeeper - ensuring that all RFPs comply with policy and incorporate best practices before they are issued;
4. Review of a county's procurement function for effectiveness;
5. Fairness Officer on a RFP project to develop and implement major new software.
To discuss your requirements and to learn more about our services, contact Michael Asner 604.530-7881 michael@rfpmentor.com
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We need some help. Please send us any material you would like included on this site.
Thank you. Michael Asner
michael@rfpmentor.com
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