About the book: "I decided to write the book I had been looking for," Coss notes. "It's a desk reference for procurement professionals." The book is applicable for both the manager searching for a tool to train procurement staff and professionals seeking to expand their knowledge. The book serves a resource for procurement professionals providing guidance on method selection and techniques. It provides examples to aid in the development of critical sections of the procurement document and explains the logic that should be followed in order to optimize the process.
Procurement Methods: Effective Techniques by Lourdes Coss |
- Bids or Competitive (Sealed) Bids
- Objective and Application
- Invitation to Bid (ITB) or Invitation for Bid (IFB) Development
- Bid Evaluation
- Summary
- Request for Qualification (RFQ)
- Objective and Application
- RFQ Development
- RFQ Evaluation Process
- Summary
- Request for Proposals (RFP)
- Objective and Application
- RFP Development
- RFP Evaluation Process
- Summary
- Alignment & Consistency
- Achieving Alignment
- Consistent Terminology
- Standardization
- Criteria and Submittal Requirements Alignment
- High Level View of Evaluations
- Conclusion
Lourdes Coss, MPA, CPPO |
- City of Chicago
- Public Building Commission of Chicago
- University of Illinois at Chicago
- Cook County, Illinois
- City of Houston
- Click here to buy the eBook now ($7.99)
- Click here to buy the Kindle edition now ($7.99)
- Click here to buy the Nook edition now ($7.49)
- To buy the paperback edition ($12.00), click on one of the links above on May 5, 2016 or later
In the media: I've been contacted by the media a lot recently to comment on presidential history and the current campaign. In addition to being quoted in The Wall Street Journal and by Reuters over the last month or so, last week I had two television interviews that you can watch by clicking the links below:
- Race for President with KBTC public television in Tacoma, Washington
- Can Donald Trump Survive a Contested Convention? with WHDT World News
Mike Purdy's Public Contracting Blog
© 2016 by Michael E. Purdy Associates, LLC
http://PublicContracting.blogspot.com
No comments:
Post a Comment