Locate a project on the Internet, from your workplace, or through a professional resource, to develop a RFP.Assignment Description:Your RFP should include the following elements:Introduction: Similar to an executive summary, the introduction states the basic need and other important information necessary to summarize the project.General information: This includes the company or government data, general qualifications, and so forth.Description of the goods or services open for bid: Descriptions, guidelines, and other information that provides the basis of information for bidders to have in preparing their responses to the need.Minimum qualifications to bid.Contract terms and conditions.Required elements in the bid proposal: A description of each required element that must be present in the bid, which may include an executive summary, deliverables, financials, a summary of proposed project participants, et cetera.Submittal requirements: The details related to successfully submitting a proposal and a timeframe for submission.Evaluation criteria: The elements that will be used to evaluate each bid submitted and the award details.Not all these elements will be found in every RFP, but the first, second, third, fourth, and eighth are considered a minimum set of elements that should be present. You will not need to include all of the elements outlined above in your RFP, but you should provide the minimum.In Text Citation required for references from two publications from industry work.
