Framework agreements

What is a framework agreement?

A framework agreement is a general term for agreements with a provider, or providers, that set out terms and conditions under which specific purchases (call-offs) can be made throughout the term of the agreement.  They are used for products, works or services where requirements are needed on a repetitive basis but where the exact quantities are unknown, e.g. stationery, food, ICT etc.  They are particularly useful, because once a framework is established, the process for awarding individual call-offs is both faster and less costly than would be the case if the requirement was procured separately.

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