Find Examples of RFP's Part 1

PART 1: Search RFP solicitations - IT Related, and write an analysis on the selected RFP sections. (NOTE: You are not responding to the RFP solicitation in Part 1; you are just analyzing the most important sections to prepare you for PART 2 of the course project) Selected sections for the written analysis - and suggested length RFP Summary ( Write a 1 page) This is usually taken from the instructions to bidders from the requestor or the instructions to bidders or in the scope and description of work. Analyze the procurement statement of work (P-SOW) found in the RFP and why it is needed. (Write 2-3 pages ) Analyze the selection criteria and methodology use for selecting a winner proposal. (Write 1-2 pages ) Analyze the type of contract being used in the RFP. Is it a "fixed price" or a "cost plus" contract and white? (Write 1 pages ) The format of your entire analysis must use standard margins with 12-point font. Your written analysis should be at a minimum of 4 to 6 pages, plus cover and reference page. Resources: The PMBOK® Guide is a good starting point. Please be advised that considerable relevant material is also available on the Internet, so you might want to conduct a search for materials that may yield insights into the RFP development process. Use the RFP template from your PP1 assignment (Attached)

Procedures and deadline: The Part 1 RFP analysis should be prepared in a Microsoft Word format suitable for electronic transmission. Any resources used beyond the textbooks need to be cited in your document, including links to relevant websites. Be sure to include footnotes and a bibliography. Submission details: All Part 1 documents must be submitted no later than the end of Week 3. Submit a copy of: the three RFP Solicitations you have research and selected, and 2) the analysis you developed. Cover Page RFP Summary Analysis of the procurement statement of work (P-SOW) found in the research RFP Analysis on the selection criteria and methodology use Determine and discuss the type of contract being use in the RFP