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==Description== | |||
[http://wikirfp.org WikiRFP] (subtitle ''WikiRFP'') is the official free public WIKI site containing information pertaining to the Request for Proposal (RFP) process. | |||
== Definition: Request for Proposal (RFP) == | |||
A [[Request for Proposal]] ([[RFP]]) is a tool a buyer uses to purchase from a [[supplier]] many types of products or services. It is a formal request for proposals from suppliers. An organization typically issues the RFP in order to assess competing bids. | |||
It creates a dialogue between both the [[buyer]] and [[seller]] allowing each party to work from the same set of rules, requirements, sechedules and information. | |||
[[Category:Business]] | |||
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Description
WikiRFP (subtitle WikiRFP) is the official free public WIKI site containing information pertaining to the Request for Proposal (RFP) process.
Definition: Request for Proposal (RFP)
A Request for Proposal (RFP) is a tool a buyer uses to purchase from a supplier many types of products or services. It is a formal request for proposals from suppliers. An organization typically issues the RFP in order to assess competing bids.
It creates a dialogue between both the buyer and seller allowing each party to work from the same set of rules, requirements, sechedules and information.