Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

3. Roles and responsibilities

  • Do the members of your team have job descriptions? (Ask to see)

4.1 Identify Opportunities

  • How do you identify opportunities? (Documented evidence opportunity matches business strat)

  • How are opportunities logged? (EFACS CRM System, Ask to see on EFACS)

  • Where do you get the CRM number from (register)?

4.1.2 Capture plan

  • Who is involved in the development of a capture plan? (Business development manager, Ask to see & look for dates and contacts)

4.2 Prospect Pursuit Review

  • What is included in an EFACS quotation pro-forma and how is it converted from CRM to Q?

4.3 Receipt of ITT

  • What is the formal process for determining whether to bid on an opportunity or not? (questions are answered to get a score, bid is decided if score greater than 0) (Ask to see bid/no bid matrix)

4.3.3

  • How is it decided whether a project is low or high risk? (Meeting, document, cost analysis)

  • Is this decision documented?

4.4.1 Tender prep for complex project

  • How is the make/buy decision made? (By bid leader, in conjunction w/ procurement, projects, engineering)

  • How is the decision documented?

4.4.2

  • How are cost estimates prepared and documented? (Ask to see cost estimate, check for bid manager approval and review from QA and bids)

4.5 Tender Approval

  • How are TAG reviews documented? (OP001form03)

4.5.2

  • How do you determine whether to submit or not to submit tender? (Certain amount of answers on OP003, meeting etc)

  • How is this decision documented?

4.6 Order acceptance

  • Do you conduct a contract review as part of the order acceptance gate checklist? ( see op001form04)

  • How do you populate the lessons learned database? (Ask to see)

5. Records

  • Where are the tender files stored and do they contain the appropriate information ? (Ask to see)

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