Procurement Best Practice Criteria

The Mast Academy Trust have agreed a set of best practice principles in relation to the procurement of this service. These principles provide a framework to ensure that we act in an ethically and commercially responsible way in our contractual arrangements.  Adhering to these principles is an integral part of the procurement process for the Mast Academy Trust.

The Trust will:

  • seek value for money for its pupils;
  • harness the capability, diversity and innovation of our suppliers to add value to the Trust;
  • adhere to a procurement process which is equitable, lawful and compliant with regulations;
  • work with suppliers to ensure goods and services that we buy are made or executed in a socially and environmentally responsible manner;
  • seek to be easy to do business with in order to minimise costs, risks and time;
  • ensure the confidentiality of information in line with regulations.

 

All Weather Pitch replacement

A copy of the all weather pitch replacement invitation to quote can be downloaded here:

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External Audit Services

A copy of the external audit invitation to tender can be downloaded here:

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Whilst the information in any invitation to tender/quote document has been provided in good faith, it does not purport to be a comprehensive review of all matters relevant to the requirements and neither The Mast Academy Trust, nor any of its employees or advisers accept any liability or responsibility for its adequacy, accuracy or completeness, nor do any of them make any representation or warranty, express or implied, with respect to the information contained in this document. Nothing in this document is or should be relied upon, as a promise or representation as to The Mast Academy Trust’s ultimate decision.

The evaluation process will be conducted to identify the most economically advantageous tender. Bids will be assessed to ascertain those that represent best overall value and the highest likely quality of output during the contract, not necessarily the lowest price submission.