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2A(4.7) Strategy Suitability Assessment
Strategic Sourcing Framework

Descriptions

Strategy suitability assessment is done as part of evaluating and developing the sourcing approach. 
The objective of this exercise it to assess all the “best- fit” approaches and testing them for suitability for the government environment, 
feasibility of successful implementation and the acceptability of the strategy to the stakeholders.
Objective:

To assess all the “best-fit” approaches and testing them for suitability for the government environment, 

feasibility of successful implementation and the acceptability of the strategy to the stakeholders.

Output:
  • List of suitable, feasible and acceptable sourcing options
ASSESS AND SELECT STRATEGIC OPTIONS
The suitability and feasibility of the selected “Best-fit” sourcing options identified in the previous exercise still has to pass a “government filter” 
which will look at the procurement legislative framework.  Not all identified sourcing options is suitable for the government environment.  
Sourcing strategies should aim to achieve and/or enable overall government objectives, such as local procurement, 
achieving broad- based black economic empowerment, local economic development, upliftment of SMME’s, 
and many other socio- economic objectives.

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2A(4.7) SPF GPG - Strategy Suitability Assessment.docx