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Question 1

Rivalry between suppliers is more likely to be intense in which of the following situations?

Options:

A.

1 and 2 only

B.

2 and 4 only

C.

1 and 3 only

D.

1 and 4 only

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Question 2

Jenny is a procurement manager who works in the public sector. She has been charged with organising a tender to source new Xray machines for a hospital and to ensure that they receive ‘value for money’. Which of the following should Jenny consider when drafting her ITT?

Options:

A.

Price only

B.

Equity

C.

Whole life costs

D.

Availability

Question 3

The Public Sector in the UK is unable to enter into formal partnership relationships with any supplier. Is this statement TRUE?

Options:

A.

Yes- the Public Sector is regulated by EU procurement regulations which prohibits this

B.

Yes- the Public Sector is unable to enter partnerships because they operate in a monopoly market

C.

No- the Public Sector can enter into partnership relationships with suppliers providing they have tendered the opportunity

D.

No- the Public Sector can enter into partnership relationships when contracts are over the threshold value.