A printed or electronic listing of goods or services that are available for purchase, together with information such as descriptions, specifications, pricing, supplier details, and ordering arrangements. In procurement, catalogues are commonly used to support framework agreements, dynamic markets, and eProcurement systems by enabling buyers to identify approved products or services and place orders efficiently. Maintaining an accurate catalogue helps standardise purchasing, improve compliance with procurement policies and contracts, simplify ordering, and provide greater visibility of available products, pricing, and approved suppliers.
Catalogue
A printed or electronic listing of available goods or services with descriptions, pricing, and ordering details.
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