Ever wondered how the government gets tasks like building new roads, renovating public spaces or upgrading essential services done? Imagine your city wants to upgrade its public transport, such as introducing driverless trains (like Sydney currently).
The government puts out a call—a big “Hey, who wants to help us?”
The local council is an important part of any community, and the work they do is crucial to the well-being of residents. The local council has a significant influence on people’s daily lives by taking care of infrastructure like parks and roads, as well as through revitalising institutions like schools and public transit.
Tendering is a complex process, and it can be difficult to know where to start.
So, what do you need to do? How do you get started? And how do you avoid making mistakes? Let’s take a look.
If you’re new to the world of tendering, it can be confusing trying to navigate it, what with all the terminology and jargon frequently used. Making an error because you were unsure of what a particular term meant is often one of the most common mistakes first time applicants make when submitting tenders in VIC or elsewhere in Australia.
When you’re first starting out with tendering for new business, knowing where to start from and what to do can get very confusing very fast. And with all the terminology and jargon used in tendering, knowing where to go and who to ask when you have any questions can be like looking for the Minotaur in a Labyrinth.