WGW Procured

From a clear tender to confident delivery.

Procurement support delivered directly by WGW for larger and smaller authorities, from tender development and supplier vetting through to delivery.

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Support across the procurement cycle.

Define the requirement

Turn the authority’s objectives into a clear brief, specification and procurement timetable, with responsibilities agreed from the outset.

Develop the tender

Prepare tender documents and evaluation criteria that explain what is needed, how responses will be assessed and what delivery should achieve.

Manage the process

Coordinate the tender timetable, supplier queries and responses, with a consistent record of communications and decisions.

Vet responding organisations

Review evidence of a supplier’s identity, experience, capability and financial standing, with checks proportionate to the contract and applicable requirements.

Evaluate and support award

Help assess responses against the agreed criteria, document the evidence and support an informed award decision by the authority.

Support delivery

Agree the handover, milestones and reporting needed after award, with delivery support defined in the scope of the commission.

A process proportionate to the purchase.

A smaller authority may need help with a single tender. A larger authority may need coordinated support across a more complex procurement. WGW works from the requirement, the value and the risks involved.

Tell us what you intend to buy, where you are in the process and the timetable you need to meet. We will agree the work, decision-making responsibilities, supplier checks and delivery arrangements before starting.

A clear record from tender to delivery.

Your agreed scope can include tender documentation, a supplier-check record, documented evaluation findings and a delivery handover or action plan. The authority retains its procurement and contract-award decisions.

Procurement support and independent internal audit have separate roles. Any existing audit relationship and potential conflicts are considered when agreeing the engagement.

Start with the requirement. Agree the route forward.

  1. Discuss the project

    Share the intended purchase, budget, current stage and target dates. Identify the people responsible for approvals.

  2. Agree the commission

    Confirm the scope, fees, timetable, supplier-vetting approach and support needed through delivery.

  3. Work through the cycle

    WGW coordinates the agreed work, keeps the authority informed and records the evidence behind key decisions.

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