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  • Document No.

  • BIDS PROCESS AUDIT

  • Personnel

Enquiry Process

  • How are enquiries handled<br>(Who controls the enquiry, competency, documented process)

  • Do enquiries come directly to site, Malton / Egremont<br>(How are they handled, email, phone, client visit)

  • Do all enquiries come from the client or from the JFN sales team<br>(Who are the sales team)

  • Are all enquiries allocated a unique reference number<br>(Who allocates the number and where does the number come from)

  • Are all enquiries responded to either accept or decline and in what timescale<br>(Who makes the decision and how is this recorded)

  • How is the decision to bid or quote reached<br>(Who makes the decision, is it a consensus or an individual and how is this decision recorded

  • How is the bid information transferred to the bids team<br>(Who informs the team and how is this recorded)

  • If there is a make or buy decision how is this reached<br>(Who makes this and how is it recorded)

  • If the decision is to quote describe the process used<br>(Quote leader, individual)

  • How is the enquiry filed, paper / electronically<br>(In line with MP011)

  • Are there standard templates used and available<br>(How are they controlled, if spreadsheet rates maintained

  • Describe how the quote figure is reached<br>(Are all departments accounted for, design, procurement, manufacturing, stress, admin etc)

  • Explain the quote review process<br>(Quote reviewed independently)

  • Is the quote endorsed by top management<br>(Authority level)

  • How is the quote won / lost recorded<br>(Chase current quotes, who, how, recorded)

  • If the quote is lost do we ask for feedback<br>(If so is it recorded, where)

  • When the work is won is it always handed over to projects<br>(How is it recorded in line with OP002-1 project initiation)

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