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June 2018 Negotiation Report Summary

This negotiation report summarizes a negotiation between NSW Procurement and a supplier. It provides details of the negotiation such as participants, objectives, outcomes, concessions, and lessons learned. The key outcomes were benefits obtained including [blank], meeting the objectives of [blank], and granting concessions including [blank]. The review found that [blank] worked well while [blank] did not work as well and could be improved for future negotiations.

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June 2018 Negotiation Report Summary

This negotiation report summarizes a negotiation between NSW Procurement and a supplier. It provides details of the negotiation such as participants, objectives, outcomes, concessions, and lessons learned. The key outcomes were benefits obtained including [blank], meeting the objectives of [blank], and granting concessions including [blank]. The review found that [blank] worked well while [blank] did not work as well and could be improved for future negotiations.

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Negotiation Report

RFx: [Number] – [Name]

Document number: [TRIM Record Number] Date: Wednesday, November 20, 2019

Contact details

Name: Position:

Business Unit: Division:

Phone: Email:

June 2018
Table of Contents

Negotiation Report 1

1. Introduction 2

1.1 Objective 2

1.2 Contract information and parties 2

1.3 Participants and authority 2

1.4 Location and duration 3

1.5 Probity 3

2. Outcome of negotiations 4

2.1 Benefits obtained 4

2.2 Our objectives 4

2.3 Concessions 4

3. Review of negotiations 5

3.1 What worked well 5

3.2 What didn’t work 5

Negotiation Report | June 2018 1


1. Introduction

1.1 Objective

The purpose of this post negotiation review is to document the outcomes of the
negotiations for [RFx # and Name] and analyse areas for potential improvements for future
negotiations.

1.2 Contract information and parties

RFx/Contract Number

RFx/Contract Name

Organisations planned to take part in


the negotiations

1.3 Participants and authority

1.3.1 NSW Procurement

NSW Procurement was represented by the following participants.

Name Title Role

Name Job Title, Organisation Chief Negotiator

Name Job Title, Organisation Secretariat

Name Job Title, Organisation Observer

1.3.2 Supplier

The supplier was represented by the following participants

Name Title Role (if known)

Name Job Title, Organisation Chief Negotiator

Negotiation Report | June 2018 2


Name Job Title, Organisation Secretariat

Name Job Title, Organisation Observer

1.4 Location and duration

Logistics for the negotiations were as follows.

Location of negotiations

Negotiation start date

Negotiation end date

Number of meetings

Date of meetings

1.5 Probity

Were there any probity concerns with the negotiation?

☐ Yes

☐ No

If so please outline the issues and comment and how they were mitigated.

Concerns Mitigations

Negotiation Report | June 2018 3


2. Outcome of negotiations

2.1 Benefits obtained

The following benefits obtained as a result of the negotiations

2.2 Our objectives

The negotiations produced the following outcomes to our objectives

Objective Outcome

2.3 Concessions

The following concessions were granted as part of the negotiations.

Negotiation Report | June 2018 4


3. Review of negotiations

Following the completion of negotiations the team has reviewed the negotiation process to
analyse what worked well and what didn’t work. These results should be shared to trigger
improvements in future negotiations.

3.1 What worked well

3.2 What didn’t work

Negotiation Report | June 2018 5


NSW Procurement | Department of Finance, Services and Innovation
Address: Level 11, McKell Building, 2-24 Rawson Place, Sydney NSW 2000

Phone: 1800 679 289 | TTY: 1300 301 181

[Link]

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