Pre-Award Glossary Definition - Tradogram

Pre-Award

Learn about the pre-award phase in procurement. Explore its importance in preparing contracts and selecting suppliers.

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The term “pre-award” refers to all of the steps, processes, and planning necessary before a contract is finalized and awarded to a supplier. Some of the activities that comprise the pre-award phase include defining deliverables and scope of work, qualifying suppliers, selecting the method of solicitation, and determining the award criteria (lowest-price, highest proponent score, etc.). On Tradogram, a number of tools exist for managing aspects of the pre-award phase, including supplier lists and evaluations, requisition creation and approval, solicitation document drafts, and on-system messaging between users.

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