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ORGANIZING THE ACQUISITION
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· Managing the RFP Process
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· RFP Format
- Introduction
- Administrative Requirements
- Technical Requirements
- Business Requirements
- Legal and Insurance Requirements
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SAMPLE RFP DOCUMENTS

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Professional Services RFP Introduction

The Introduction of the RFP should include:
  • a discussion of the court environment, including a discussion of historical problem areas
  • a clear definition of the project's purpose;10 such as "to provide consulting services to develop a stragic plan for technology for the courts"
  • a list of court departments that will participate in the project
  • a brief overview of the functions the project must address
The introduction also should contain unequivocal language that the court reserves the right to reject any and all proposals for any reason and can cancel any ensuing contract at any time if anticipated project funds become unavailable.

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