Best Value Bid

/ˌbest ˈvæljuː bɪd/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A procurement offer evaluated based on a combination of price and qualitative criteria to determine the most advantageous proposal.
    The contract was awarded to the best value bid, balancing cost and quality.

Forms

  • best value bid
  • best value bids

Commentary

Best value bids emphasize overall value rather than just lowest price, encouraging qualitative assessment in contract awards.

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