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See all 37- Comparison · Security and compliance · 2 min read SOC 2 vs ISO 27001: which do public buyers want? The difference between a SOC 2 report and ISO 27001 certification, which public sector buyers prefer in which countries, and how to choose the right one for your firm.
- Guide · Countries and regions · 2 min read Selling IT to the Quebec government How Quebec's public bodies buy IT and software, where tenders are posted on SEAO, the Act respecting contracting by public bodies, the Autorité des marchés publics, and French-language requirements.
- Guide · Security and compliance · 2 min read FedRAMP explained for small cloud and SaaS firms What FedRAMP is, the impact levels and paths to authorization, what it means for small SaaS vendors wanting to sell to US federal agencies, and alternatives such as partnering.
- Guide · Security and compliance · 2 min read Cyber Essentials for government suppliers in the UK …Plus. When it's required. How to get certified. Common questions. If you want to sell IT services to the UK public sector, Cyber Essentials is usually the first certification to get. It's quick, inexpensive compared with other…
- Guide · Growing your business · 2 min read How to sell IT to local government and municipalities Local governments buy a lot of IT, from websites and permit systems to networks and support, often in contracts small enough for small firms. They post tenders on their own sites and regional portals, buy small items with…
Glossary
- Glossary Site visit A scheduled visit to the buyer’s premises before bids close, common for networks, hardware and on-site support. When it is mandatory, only firms that attend can bid.
- Glossary Expression of interest (EOI) A short first-stage response where suppliers say they want to bid and show they qualify. The buyer then invites a shortlist to submit full proposals.
- Glossary Incumbent The supplier that holds a contract now. Incumbents usually have an edge when the work is re-tendered, but buyers often want a credible alternative.
- Glossary Request for quotation (RFQ) A tender for a clearly defined product or service where the buyer mainly wants a price. RFQs are usually smaller, faster and decided on the lowest compliant price.