Writing a committed call for tenders

Are you a public purchaser?

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FEEDBACK AND ADVICE

Public procurement is moving towards a sustainable purchasing policy.

Buoyed by legislation, we've noticed that environmental criteria are now included in the scoring of public tenders. At Gobi, we say YES!

However, all too often we find contradictions when reading the specifications.

So we've created a white paper just for you, with our feedback and advice on how to write a tender that makes sense.

FOCUS ON CONTENT

This white paper offers you :

- A reminder of current regulations

- Our 5 practical tips for drafting a committed call for tenders

- Concrete examples, with commentary

We don't aim to provide an exhaustive solution to the problems of public procurement when it comes to taking environmental issues into account, but we do hope that a concrete, easy-to-understand case study (in this case, gourds) will help illustrate some of the steps we feel are important when drawing up a call for tenders.

For maximum impact in your business. we

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“A chaque fois que vous dépensez votre argent, vous votez pour le monde que vous voulez.” ANNA LAPPE

WHO WE ARE

A pioneer in reusable water bottles for the office and market leader in made-in-France products, Gobi has a wealth of experience to share.

For 15 years, our mission has been to accelerate the switch from disposable to reusable in organizations, by applying eco-design methodology to all our products: water bottles, cutlery, lunch boxes and cups.

We've already supported more than 17,000 private and public organizations - how about you?

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