Explain why procurement criteria must be defined before proposal evaluation.
Criteria first, scoring second. What changes Strong procurement administration defines the competition before anyone knows who benefits. Evaluation criteria should be published or finalized according to the solicitation, conflicts should be disclosed, and scores should cite proposal evidence. This protects vendors, staff, and the public record. Why it works Municipal administration lives under public scrutiny, legal process, limited staff time, and uneven resident trust. A framework is useful only when it converts ambiguity into observable choices: who has authority, what evidence is enough, which residents are affected, and what must be documented before action. Visual cues Visual module: a lock…
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