Issue: 2012/Vol.22/No.1, Pages 51-62
MODELLING THE DETERMINANTS OF WINNING IN PUBLIC TENDERING
Maciej Malara
, Mariusz Mazurkiewicz
Cite as: M. Malara, M. Mazurkiewicz. Modelling the determinants of winning in public tendering. Operations Research and Decisions 2012: 22(1), 51-62. DOI 10.5277/ord120103
Abstract
The purpose of this article is to identify the factors influencing the probability of winning in public procurement procedures and to assess the strength of their impact from the perspective of both: the bidder and procurer. The research was conducted with the use of series of quantitative methods:cbinary logistic regression, discriminant analysis and cluster analysis. It was based on a sample consisting of public tenders, in which the examined company performed the role of a bidder. Thus, the research process was aimed at both identifying the factors of success and estimating the probability of achieving it, where it was possible to obtain probabilities. The main idea of this research is to answer questions about the utility of various methods of quantitative analysis in the case of analyzing determinants of success. Results of the research are presented in the following sequence of sections: characteristics of the examined material, the process of modelling the probability of winning, evaluation of the quality of the results obtained.
Keywords: binary logistic regression, discriminant analysis, public procurement law, public procurement procedures
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