RFP NACCHO

Directions for Part 2-A Create an RFP
Solicitation – IT Related
Use the RFP Procurement Template (Links to an external site.) and follow the document to create the
following:
The first page of your overall submission must be a cover sheet
that contains the project title, name, date, and course identifying information
(e.g., “MGMT408 for this term” will suffice, but use the correct term
identifier).
The second page will be a table of contents (TOC) listing the
major RFP sections and page numbers.
The next 10-12 pages constitute the main body of the RFP.
Download and use the RFP template as a guide to creating your solicitation by
clicking here. You should not have any not applicable sections (N/A) or to be
determined (TBD) in the proposal. Include a reference page at the end of the
proposal listing the references that you used in the RFP preparation in APA
format, including websites, if any. Don’t also forget to cite any sources in
the text of your paper using APA format. This is an academic assignment, so APA
format is required.
The minimum structure should, therefore, be as follows.
·
Cover sheet (one page)
·
Table of contents (one
page)
·
RFP main body (minimum
of 10 to 12 pages)
·
References in APA
format (no page limit)
·
Appendices (no page
limit)
·
Appendix B: supplier
list (one page)
Total assignment length should be 13 to 16 pages long, including
everything. The format of your entire proposal must use standard margins with
12-point font.
Resources: The PMBOK®
Guide is a good starting point. Please be advised that much relevant
material is also available on the Internet, so you might want to search for
materials that may yield insights into the RFP development process.

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