Transcription of Setting yourself up to write a tender Successful TENDERS
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Setting yourself up to write a tender Successful TENDERS
WritingSuccessfulTENDERSTENDERSS etting yourself up to write a tenderincludes:Small Business Case StudiesPLUS includes:Small Business Case Studies Legal status and licensing requirements Calculating costs of running a small business Employee or Contractor - what's the difference? Business Resources - who can help?PLUS checklist - starting a small businesswritingSuccessfulTENDERSTENDERST ENDERSS etting yourself up to write a tender 2 Who can help? Networks; legal andaccounting adviceWhat is the difference betweenbeing a contractor and anemployee? 4 The difference between these two roles canseem pretty murkyLegal status and licensing requirements 6 Your responsibilities as a contractorDeciding whether to tender 7 You know the business and know what isexpectedFinancial factorsThe tender documents81. Expression of Interest2. Public tender3.
4 WRITING SUCCESSFUL TENDERS What is the difference between being acontractor T he difference between these two roles can seem pretty murky, especially when the employer, workplace and
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