How to Build A Quality RFP
• Put all "administrative stuff" in one section and avoid repetition. Include the rules for response, time line, contact information, etc.
• State your evaluation criteria clearly, and frame questions in a manner that will elicit measurable answers.
• If something is non-negotiable, highlight it clearly up front.
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