When Writing an RFP,why Should You Avoid Asking for Information

question 4

Multiple Choice

When writing an RFP,why should you avoid asking for information that isn't relevant to your decision-making process?

• A)Bidders will not have enough time to respond
• B)Bidders might focus on the wrong information and not write the proposal correctly
• C)Proposal writing software will not recognize the type of information needed and fail
• D)Tracking the proposal responses will be more difficult
• E)It might discourage some potentially attractive bidders from responding

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