‘Poorly written’ tender documents could increase costs

posted by Su-San Sit

20 November 2017

Poor language in Australian federal government tender documents may be creating waste and higher costs to the public purse, according to a study.

In its study of Australian government procurement documents, software company VisibleThread said it analysed documents randomly selected from the federal government’s public tender website in 2017.

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