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How to put a contract in place
Here's a guide to what you should include in a contract, with advice to help you tailor this to the value and importance of what you've purchased and who you've bought from.
Contents
- Who should carry out this step
- Categorise the value and importance of the contract
- Seek legal advice
- How to tailor the contract to the value and importance
- Detailing the scope and quality of service
- What to include in the exit strategy
- Final considerations
Also in this topic: Procurement
- Deciding who should manage procurement in your trust
- How to manage a contract
- How to protect your trust against payment fraud
- Improving your contract management
- Managing all of your contracts: tools
- Planning a purchase: before you start
- Planning a purchase: choose the right buying process
- Planning a purchase: write a specification
- Planning a purchase: write your business case
- Running your buying process using a framework agreement
- Running your own buying process for purchases above the EU threshold
- Running your own high-value buying process
- Running your own low to medium value buying process
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