Specifying key to big contracts
March 1st 2006 Working with Manchester Airport, British Library, Bank of England, Barbican, the British Medical Association and more than eighteen Universities and Colleges, Cleaning Research International says the key to successful contracts is a competent specification.
The company says both parties recognise that in contracts of this size, quality of delivery and accurate costing can only be achieved if the operation is precisely specified.
As well as drafting the specification, CRI's Cleaning Quality Evaluation Service involves estimating labour requirements, evaluating tender submissions, interviewing shortlisted tenderers and auditing performance through the life of the contract. More articles from Cleaning Research International: | 
