Bundled Services
A Framework for Cutting Costs, Improving Performance, and Supporting Small Businesses
This research brief describes work documented in Federal Contract Bundling: A Framework for Making and Justifying Decisions for Purchased Services (MR-1224-AF).
Excerpt: Bundling is a fast-growing trend in the commercial sector. The term is applied when services previously purchased separately are consolidated and purchased together from the same provider — e.g., janitorial and building maintenance.
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- Pages: 4
- Document Number: RB-89-AF
- Year: 2002
- Series: Research Briefs
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