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Jargon

Specialist or technical language that should be avoided or explained in bids to keep them clear and accessible to evaluators.

Specialist or technical language used within a particular industry, organisation, or profession. In bids and proposals, unnecessary jargon should be avoided or explained to ensure the proposal is clear, accessible, and easy for evaluators to understand.

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