General
Method Statement
Quick answer
A method statement is your delivery narrative in a tender: how you will perform the work, manage risk, and meet the buyer's requirements. It is scored under quality/award criteria, not treated as boilerplate.
Last updated: 18 May 2026
What evaluators look for
- Clear methodology aligned to the specification
- Named roles and governance
- Risk and dependency management
- Evidence from comparable contracts
Pair with a strong mobilisation plan and social value commitments.
Common questions
What is Method Statement?
A method statement in a tender explains how the supplier will deliver the contract: approach, resources, milestones, risk controls, and quality assurance. Evaluators score it against published quality award criteria.
Is this still current after February 2025?
Yes under the Procurement Act 2023.