SITXMPR016 — Prepare and present proposals
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What an assessment for SITXMPR016 must cover
89 assessable components: 4 elements (20 performance criteria), 19 performance evidence and 45 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Analyse client requirements and organisational capacity to meet them.
- 1.1Analyse client brief, product specifications and needs.
- 1.2Seek clarification of product and service requirements from client organisation as required.
- 1.3Assess organisational capacity to provide products or services.
- 1.4Determine viability and, if progressing to a tender, proposal or bid, a plan of action for submission.
2 Develop details for inclusion in tender, proposal or bid.
- 2.1Seek assistance to prepare tender, proposal or bid, and coordinate input.
- 2.2Prepare budget for providing products or services.
- 2.3Develop quotation for products or services to be provided.
- 2.4Consider competitor pricing structure and make reasonable cost adjustments to ensure price-competitive quote.
- 2.5Collect and collate operational information for analysis and inclusion in tender, proposal or bid.
- 2.6Develop specifications for products or services to be provided.
- 2.7Access and prepare supporting information for inclusion in tender, proposal or bid.
- 2.8Seek support for tender, proposal or bid from relevant individuals and agencies.
3 Prepare written tender, proposal or bid.
- 3.1Present clear and comprehensive information relevant to client criteria and needs.
- 3.2Incorporate all supporting information.
- 3.3Present materials according to organisational style preferences in format that maximises use of strategic and creative techniques, and promotes the organisation.
- 3.4Evaluate finished tender, proposal or bid, make any required adjustments, and obtain approval to submit if necessary.
4 Submit tender, proposal or bid and seek feedback.
- 4.1Lodge all proposal materials at designated location and within designated deadlines.
- 4.2Maintain copies of tender, proposal or bid documents according to organisational procedures.
- 4.3Provide additional information as requested.
- 4.4Seek feedback on tender, proposal or bid outcomes to inform future submissions.
Performance evidence
- Evidence of the ability to complete tasks outlined in elements and performance criteria of this unit in the context of the job role, and:
- prepare one tender, proposal or bid for a product or service, which responds to client specifications and needs, and includes:
- capacity of organisation to provide product or service
- organisation’s management structure and services
- policies, procedures and practices to be managed as part of the product or service
- product or service specifications
- resources that will be used and associated supplier, supply and cost specifications
- special, technical, new or hired equipment required to provide product or service
- transport requirements and costs
- comply with the following criteria when preparing the above tender, proposal or bid:
- eligibility criteria for submission
- formatting requirements
- lodgement specifications
- client specifications
- questions to be answered
- effectively analyse client brief, specifications and needs in relation to the above tender, proposal or bid and confirm viability before proceeding
- present a professional and creative tender, proposal or bid that:
- promotes the organisation
- meets commercial time constraints.
Knowledge evidence
- formats for and inclusions of tenders, proposals and bids
- presentation techniques for tender, proposal and bid materials and current technology options
- role and nature of tender, proposal and bid processes
- sources of specialist advice and expertise for developing tender, proposal and bid materials
- organisational information:
- full details of organisational products, services and facilities
- operational requirements and production logistics for delivering the products or services subject to tender, proposal or bid
- sources of costs for products, services and fees
- sources of supporting material to be included in tenders, proposals or bids
- standards of presentation and contents of style guides
- factors that impact organisational capacity to meet client specifications:
- budgetary constraints outlined in the brief
- compliance with regulations
- diversification from products and services currently offered
- geographic constraints
- likely profit
- other conflicting projects
- resource capacity of organisation to provide scope of products and services
- risk assessment of providing the products and services
- factors to assess in determining viability to meet client requirements:
- ability to meet lodgement deadline
- ability to meet tender, proposal or bid criteria and provide full information required
- competition and prospect of being the successful submitting organisation
- cost of preparing tender, proposal or bid
- supporting materials for tenders, proposals and bids:
- awards won by the organisation
- copies of:
- business registration
- industry accreditations
- insurance policies
- licences
- membership of organisations
- qualifications
- details of current client base
- organisational and individual employee profiles
- photographs of current or previous products and services
- plans, drawings and job specifications
- product and service manuals
- references and details of other successful undertakings
- sample promotional materials
- samples of work
- structure of organisation
- testimonials
- methods to manage intellectual property of product and service concepts
- features and functions of presentation software packages used to prepare professional and comprehensive tenders, proposals and bids.
Foundation skills
- Reading skills: interpret client product or service specifications; research operational issues for use within the tender, proposal or bid.
- Learning skills: monitor tender, proposal or bid outcomes and identify issues that impact on future submissions.
- Problem-solving skills: identify deficiencies in tenders, proposals or bids and identify viable solutions.
- Planning and organising skills: access and sort information required for tender, proposal or bid preparation within designated deadlines.
- Technology skills: use computers, word processing programs, and presentation and accounting software packages to present information in a compliant format.
Unit content sourced from training.gov.au — © Commonwealth of Australia, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Auditori is not affiliated with the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.
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Questions about assessing SITXMPR016
What does an assessment tool for SITXMPR016 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for SITXMPR016 needs to address all 89 unit components: 4 elements with 20 performance criteria, 19 performance evidence requirements, 45 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
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