How to read RFP instructions and evaluation criteria together
Separate what the buyer asks you to submit from what the buyer says it will assess. Keep the connection visible before drafting.
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Separate what the buyer asks you to submit from what the buyer says it will assess. Keep the connection visible before drafting.
Create a reliable source set before anyone starts annotating an attachment from an old email.
Follow changed wording into the decisions, questions and source documents it affects.
Use the actual format, provisions and addenda instead of searching only for familiar section letters.
Give a question a precise source, a clear uncertainty and a practical consequence without arguing your preferred answer.
Read the schedule, attachments and referenced text as a connected source set before deciding what the work entails.
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