Development of Travel Demand Management Strategy.
Nelisiwe Nyawo
In plain English
The tender requires a summary of past experience of team members. No specific eligibility or registrations are stated.
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The tender requires the provision of professional services involving the documentation of team member experience. Bidders must supply a detailed history of past projects for their staff. This information must include the specific names of team members, the titles of previous projects, and the names of the clients served. Additionally, bidders must provide contact details for these clients to allow for reference checks. The submission must clearly state the start and end dates for each project listed to demonstrate relevant expertise. This project is focused on verifying the qualifications and historical performance of the bidding team.
Full requirements
- Must provide verifiable and contactable client references
- Must provide documented summary of team member project experience
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