Procurement Agreements

What else you might like to know about Procurement Agreements

If your business requires a procurement agreement, seeking help from a legal service provider should be your next step. Here is some basic advice and guidance to inform your choice of legal expert.

What is a procurement agreement?

Procurement agreements set out the terms and conditions for the undertaking of work by a company. A procurement agreement is a contract typically created when a business makes a successful bid for a public sector contract.

When should a procurement agreement be signed?

Procurement agreements are typically signed after the tender process has been completed and a working partner or service provider has been selected. It may be, however, that you have been required to outline the terms of your procurement agreement as part of the tendering process.

What should be included in a procurement agreement?

Procurement agreements should provide a detailed outline of the relationship between the service provider and the client. Payment information, pricing lists and other such terms and conditions will be set out in order to ensure a clear and transparent working relationship is established from the outset.

How can a legal expert help?

Legal service providers can assist you throughout the process of creating a procurement agreement, providing valuable advice and guidance, drafting agreements and handling any issues raised by the client.

What pricing structures can I expect?

Procurement agreements can vary in complexity. For this reason, legal service providers typically charge on an hourly rate.

How can I find the best legal service provider?