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How to write a TOR correctly?
How to draw up a technical specification for a mouse so that they don’t buy a poop in the auction?
What fields to specify? In the terms of reference for the auction, after all, there is no way to indicate the model and manufacturer. I've never been involved in a purchase, what should I do to get a Logitech mouse and not a Defender?
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The only thing that saves us from bureaucracy is its inefficiency.
(c) Eugene McCarthy
Monitor public procurement sites on the topic of what and how others buy and, on the basis of this, draw up your technical specifications
. I know that our superiors wrote "a keyboard in design not lower than the Logitech K120 class (presence and location of keys, the presence of a digital typing field on the right, and other standard ones, such as at Logitech K120), Russian + Latin layout, factory application of symbols "
And most suppliers stupidly didn’t take a steam bath and sent K120 and not any truncated rhythms
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