A framework agreement establishes long-term terms between parties for future contracts, streamlining procurement for goods, services, or works. It sets pre-negotiated prices, conditions, and volumes, allowing flexible call-offs as needs arise. Buyers benefit from efficiency and cost control, while suppliers gain predictable demand and reduced bidding cycles—commonly used in government, construction, and corporate sectors.
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