Procurement demand analysis, market research, technical argumentation, economic argumentation, legal argumentation, risk assessment, and comprehensive analysis.
1. Analysis of procurement needs: Analyze the nature, scale, variety, quality, timeliness and other aspects of the procurement needs to determine the specific content and requirements of the procurement needs.
2. Market research: Conduct research and analysis on the supply, price, quality, brand, after-sales service, etc. of relevant products or services on the market to determine the products or services available on the market.
3. Technical demonstration: Demonstrate the technical characteristics, performance indicators, safety, reliability and other aspects of the purchased products or services to determine whether they meet the technical requirements of the procurement needs.
4. Economic demonstration: Demonstrate the cost, benefit, return on investment and other aspects of the procurement demand to determine the economic rationality and feasibility of the procurement demand.
5. Legal argumentation: Argument on the legality, compliance, contract terms, etc. of the procurement needs to determine the legality and compliance of the procurement needs.
6. Risk assessment: Assess the risks of procurement needs, including market risks, technical risks, economic risks, legal risks, etc., to determine the risk level and response measures of procurement needs.
7. Comprehensive analysis: Comprehensive analysis and evaluation of the above demonstration results to determine the feasibility and necessity of procurement needs and provide a basis for procurement decisions.