Factors to consider when designing specifications in procurement

Specifications can be defined as a statement of requirements to be satisfied in the supply of a product or service. There are two main types of specification; Conformance specification and Performance or functional specification

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Ten key things to consider when designing specifications
1) The purpose
2) Stakeholders needs
3) The scope of
4) Improvement and Innovation
5) Regulatory compliance and quality
6) The type of specification
7) The relevance
8) How will the performance be measured
9) Clarity
10) Service conditions

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