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4.4 Governmental Acquisition Policies 112
4.5 Invitation Procedures 113-119
4.6 Self-Assessment 120-122
4.7 Mind map notes 123-130

5 Tender Document
5.1 Definition of Tender Document 132-134
5.2 Definition of Tender Table Document 135-136
5.3 Differences between Tender Document and Tender Table Document 137
5.4 Basic Requirements in Preparation Tender Document 138
5.5 Prioritized in Preparation Tender Document 138-139
5.6 Influence Factors in Preparation Tender Document 139
5.7 Types of Tender Document 140
Contents of Tender Document Based on Bills of Quantities and Based on
5.8 141-163
Drawing and Specification
5.9 Pricing of Tender Document 164
Differences Between Tender Document Based On Bill Of Quantities And
5.10 165-166
Tender Document Based On Drawings and Specification
5.11 Self-Assessment 167-172
5.12 Mind map notes 173-176

6 Tender Report and Acceptance
6.1 Conditions to be Comply during Preparation of Tender Evaluation 178
6.2 Evaluation of Tender 179-183
6.3 Tender Evaluation Procedures at Public Work Department (PWD) 184
6.4 Agency Procurement Boards 185-186
6.5 Criteria to be Considered in Evaluate Tender Document 187
6.6 Tender Recommendation 187
6.7 Characteristics Analyze Bill of Quantities or Schedule of Rate 188-189

6.8 Procedure for Correction in Bill of quantities 190-194
6.9 Characteristics of Contractor Selection 195-196
6.10 Contractor Failure Factors in Tender Participations 197
6.11 Tender Report 198-199
6.12 Letter of Acceptance 200
6.13 Importance of Letter of Acceptance 200-201

6.14 Characteristics of Letter of Acceptance 202-203
6.15 Steps Before Issued Letter of Acceptance for Government Practice 204-206
6.16 Performance Bond 207-208
6.17 Retention Money 209-211
6.18 Insurance 212-218
6.19 Self-Assessment 219-230
6.20 Mind map notes 231-232

References 233

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